6/27 Impact Viewership

[Testify]

The June 27th episode of IMPACT scored 1,108,000 viewers (up only 20,000 viewers since last week). There was no competition from the NBA Finals this week. We should have full ratings later today.

- TNAsylum.com

:burns:

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

fake suicide doesn't draw

 

[Testify]

The show received a 0.91 rating.

 

[Nano]

It's ok. And maybe Suicide doesn't draw as much as you think but if Aries is Suicide... Then it's awesome!

 

[Testify]

Q1: Impact opened with a 0.91 rating for the Main Event Mafia revealing their plans, Bully Ray and Chris Sabin backstage, and one commercial.

Q2: Impact increased to a 0.92 rating for Chris Sabin vs. Kenny King vs. Suicide in a three-way for the X Division title, plus one mid-match commercial.

Q3: Impact increased to a 0.95 rating for a post-match segment with Hulk Hogan, one commercial, and Adam Ohriner vs. Ryan Howe in a Gut Check match.

Q4: Impact dipped to a show-low 0.87 rating for Bully Ray and TJ Perkins backstage, video packages, introductions for the Knockouts title match, and one-and-a-half commercials.

Q5: Impact peaked to a show-high 0.98 rating for Mickie James vs. Velvet Sky for the Knockouts title, one commercial, and Hulk Hogan backstage.

Q6: Impact dipped to a 0.92 rating for Bobby Roode vs. Magnus, one commercial, and Aces & Eights backstage.

Q7: Impact dipped to a 0.89 rating for a promo with James Storm and Gunner interrupted by Bro Mans, one commercial, and the majority of Mr. Anderson vs. Samoa Joe in the main event.

Q8: Impact increased to a 0.95 rating for the end of Anderson-Joe, one commercial, Main Event Mafia backstage, and the unmasking of Suicide to close the show.

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

Mickie is such a draw

 

[Snowman1]

Surprised to see the Q7 numbers since ppl SHOULD HAVE stayed tuned to see "Who. Is. Suicide."

Stunned that Gut Check gained viewers. STUNNED. But as Seabs says Impact ratings makes no damn sense anyway

 

[Testify]

Surprised to see the Q7 numbers since ppl SHOULD HAVE stayed tuned to see "Who. Is. Suicide."

Stunned that Gut Check gained viewers. STUNNED. But as Seabs says Impact ratings makes no damn sense anyway

Some people hate Gutcheck (lol @ those), but time and time again, Gutcheck has always been a good draw, since day one. This is like the 6th, 7th Gutcheck match (or decision) tha is in the top of highest rated q-hours.

 

[Snowman1]

Some people hate Gutcheck (lol @ those), but time and time again, Gutcheck has always been a good draw, since day one. This is like the 6th, 7th Gutcheck match (or decision) are in the top of highest rated q-hours.

Was just thinking about that, yeah, Gutcheck (and OFN) are the cause for much criticism in the IWC but after it's canned you know we're all going to praise the concept.
The execution isn't perfect (or even good imo) but wrestling production is stale and we need stuff like this to shake things up. TNA deserves cookies for trying.

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

Some people hate Gutcheck (lol @ those), but time and time again, Gutcheck has always been a good draw, since day one. This is like the 6th, 7th Gutcheck match (or decision) tha is in the top of highest rated q-hours.

and then TNA cuts all the people they sign from Gut Check.

gut check sucks bro

 

[Testify]

and then TNA cuts all the people they sign from Gut Check.

gut check sucks bro

Sad but true.

Even I, one of the biggest Gutcheck supportes, now agree that Gutcheck should be scrapped from TV completely after Bad Bones gets his next month (he won that tournament, so at least he deserves that), because these releases are now making it look like a complete and utter frickin bullshit.

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

Sad but true.

Even I, one of the biggest Gutcheck supportes, now agree that Gutcheck should be scrapped from TV completely after Bad Bones gets his next month (he won that tournament, so at least he deserves that), because these releases are now making it look like a complete and utter frickin bullshit.

It's been dwindling from the start. Initially it was awesome. You had Flair involved and the Silva stuff made some noise across the industry IMO. But it deteriorated and became a shell of its former self.

I loved the concept for sure, but it was pretty irresponsible to do it when they didn't have the financial capabilities to support it.

 

[Testify]

It's been dwindling from the start. Initially it was awesome. You had Flair involved and the Silva stuff made some noise across the industry IMO. But it deteriorated and became a shell of its former self.

I loved the concept for sure, but it was pretty irresponsible to do it when they didn't have the financial capabilities to support it.

I think the biggest mistake done with it is that they were (most of the time IMO) intentionally bringing the low rent guys (Kris Lewie, Evan Markopuolus, Ryan Howe, , Magno, Big O) so they don't have to sign them, that is because they already knew they suck. So yeah, it's a financial hole in the concept itself.

If they wanted to, they could bring the best indy guys to Gutcheck, and most of them would get signed (Swann, Ricochet, Fox, Taylor etc.), but they simply choose not to.

How many talents appeared on Gutcheck and the only ones that were known at the time were only Joey Ryan, Wes Brisco, Jay Bradley, Brian Cage and Adam Pearce. The rest are either OVW or indy effing nobodies.