People think WWE actually has competition

>Counting poojeet marks
Desperate. AEW and NJPW are selling out the shows, which is more than can be said for WWE. Their last sell out was Wrestlemania. Every house show, TV taping and PPV since has been tarped. NXT takeovers outdraw main PPVs at this point. It's tragic.

Still more than AEWHO

>MUH wwe is dying
state of these mark cunts

>comparing a company that runs hundreds of shows a year to one that has run 2 and one that regularly opts for far smaller venues
>calling anyone else desperate
You're an utter brainlet if you consider anything competition for WWE at this point.

holyshit relax man, that guy will never have sex no need to bury him so hard

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If they aren't competition, why are e-dronies so shook?

>NXT takeovers outdraw main PPVs at this point. It's tragic.

>using PPVs that air on the WWE network drawing an audience as a point of detraction against WWE

You realize NXT is WWE right mark?

Because you got worked by console wars on Yea Forums and have begun to construe them as reality.

They've always ran that many shows, except now people aren't buying tickets to see them.

Their twitter followers are irrelevant if 99% of them shit in the street or don't buy tickets.

>Poojeets don't count as Followers
>...but they do count when they Follow AEW

If you don't think poojeets will consume Stardusts and Ambrose's new wrestling, you're crazy. All they have over there are suicide bombings and prowrestling that's it!

>a development league PPV outdrawing a Main Show PPV isn't bad for the company
DA BIG LEAGUES

The point is, they have different fanbases. NXT fags aren't going to watch RAW. That's a problem.

COPE!

AEW broadcasts on budget channels abroad so there will likely be more Indians watching AEW.

>They've always ran that many shows, except now people aren't buying tickets to see them.
The fact that they run and can even substantiate that many shows puts them out of range for a company that has run two as "competition".
They can quarter-fill each show and dwarf AEW's attendance just by sheer volume and with Saudi cash injections they can operate the potential loss for a decade.

Still people in attendance for a WWE show, the rest is semantics.

>NXT fags aren't going to watch RAW.
You think they don't tune in when their guy makes it to the main roster? NXT fans are emotionally attached to wrestling they don't dump "their guy" guy when they leave NXT.

>10.5 Million followers
>Only 1.9 watch RAM
Activates the almonds. Something isn't exactly right here...

Most of the audience knew Nakamuras theme when he first debuted on Smackdown, they definitely watch Smackdown at least.

WWE has existed for decades, AEW is what? 6 months old? And they already have a huge following and sell out events in a matter of minutes. Plus, it's obvious they aim at a different audience, AEW doesn't pander to the casual "fans", they want to bring back a wrestling product for the hardcore fans who are nostalgics.

t. reasonable E-Chad

AEW almost overtaking TNA already is hilarious

>AEW has zero (0) weekly show attendants
OH NONONONONO

>wwe
>10 million followers
>barely gets 2k likes on tweets
OHNONONONON.

t. Tranny in disguise

They'll watch for the two weeks they're on TV, then go back to watch only NXT after they disappear from weekly programming.

are you special? you know they are U.S viewership figures right? fucking regards in this board man

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That's what happens when you tweet 90 times a day

>relying on the whims of a notoriously capricious Prince to save your sinking ship
The absolute state.

>relying on the whims of a notoriously incompetent dogwanker to float your dingy

False. I immediately dumped everyone who has been called up in the last two years.

100 mil budget does wonders for marketing, doesn't mean they can roll with it and make an episodic show for decades (and stay relevant)
WWE will always be king just by name recognition and budget.

No one watches outside the US, except in the UK where it gets less than a million views per week. It was doing so poorly, Sky let BT Sport take the TV rights for it; their biggest rival.

Oh yeah, you're right, you're right. Let me give a better example.
>WWE's YT account has 44 million subscribers
>RAM's most viewed segment is just over a million
>SD's is 2.7 Million
Activates the almonds. Something isn't exactly right here...

>two weeks
That's very precise, almost like your speaking from your own viewing habits and nobody elses.

BT is only good for football really I wouldn't consider then a rival as such.

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Absolute state of this tranny

Cope.

/pol/ syndrome

cringe

>comparing a company that's had a social media presence for over a decade to a company that ran it's first show a few weeks ago
>E-drones really are this desperate to look relevant

Wrap yourselves in a nice comfy tarp and cope. It's probably the only thing that will keep you from spilling hunny mussy sauce on your shirt again.

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