The numbers are in for Impact March 21

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Last night's episode of Impact Wrestling garnered 1.387 million viewers, according to TV By The Numbers. PWTorch reports that the final rating for the show was a 1.07.
The numbers were pretty much even with last week's episode, which scored a 1.07 rating and averaged 1.41 million viewers.

PWTorch noted that the second hour was the lowest rated final hour for the show in four weeks. You can get more demographics info about the rating at PWTorch by clicking here.

Solid rating two weeks in a row.

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Maybe because there's not much heat in a 4 face match. People still want to see a bad guy get a beating.
 

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First Hour Break Down

Q1: Impact opened with a 1.03 rating for Hulk Hogan calling out four top babyfaces to set up the TV main event. There was also a Bully Ray Explanation Video and half of a commercial.

Q2: Impact dipped to a show-low 0.96 rating for ring introductions and the first-half of a Tag Title match between Roode & Aries and Chavo & Hernandez, plus one-and-a-half commercials.

Q3: Impact rebounded to a first-hour-high 1.04 rating for the conclusion of the Tag Title match, a video on new X Division rules, one commercial, and the first-half of an X Division Title match.

Q4: Impact dipped to a 1.00 rating for the conclusion of the X Title match, the third Bully Ray Explanation Video, and two full commercials.


Second Hour Break Down

Q5: Impact got its usual top-of-the-second-hour bump to a 1.14 rating, which was one of the lowest Q5 ratings of the year. The segment featured the Knockouts talking, one commercial, and the fourth Bully Ray Explanation Video.

Q6: Impact increased to a show-high 1.16 rating for the second-half of Ray's explanation video, Matt Morgan vs. Joseph Park, and one commercial.

Q7: Impact returned to the Q5 rating for the latest A.J. Styles brooding segment, one commercial, the fifth Bully Ray Explanation Video, and ring introductions for the main event.

Q8: Impact dipped to a second-hour-low 1.12 rating for Jeff Hardy's #1 contender victory over Kurt Angle, Samoa Joe, and Magnus.


Park vs. Morgan does it! :yes: