Dave Meltzer from WOR and WONF4W is calling out the commercial reality of Crown Jewel, arguing the event has lost its pull after a couple of years. He estimates viewership sat around 1.2 to 1.3 million, which sits significantly lower than most events this year and potentially marks the lowest numbers yet, especially when typical pay-per-views hover closer to two million. The data points are everywhere: Google search volume was substantially down, direct response metrics crashed compared to usual, and market-by-market numbers were much lower than average. Meltzer concludes that fans no longer make special efforts to watch Roman Reigns' title defense because the idea of these championships means nothing now, turning the show into a failure as a draw rather than an event people seek out.
6h
Dave Meltzer from WOR and WONF4W is calling out the commercial reality of Crown Jewel, arguing the event has lost its pull after a couple of years. He estimates viewership sat around 1.2 to 1.3 million, which sits significantly lower than most events this year and potentially marks the lowest numbers yet, especially when typical pay-per-views hover closer to two million. The data points are everywhere: Google search volume was substantially down, direct response metrics crashed compared to usual, and market-by-market numbers were much lower than average. Meltzer concludes that fans no longer make special efforts to watch Roman Reigns' title defense because the idea of these championships means nothing now, turning the show into a failure as a draw rather than an event people seek out.
6h
No comments yet. Be the first!
Comments
No comments yet. Be the first!