Trop de Aces & Eight's tuent les ratings. On serait en droit de se poser la question, les rating du dernier IW remontent de 0.93 à 0.98 mais cela reste très bas! La fédération n'avait pas réaliser un tel exploit depuis les deux derniers IW de 2012.
Le show a été suivi par 1.268 millions de téléspectateurs contre les 1.17 millions de la semaine passée. Le deuxième score le plus bas de l'année après celui de l'année passée.
En 44ème position sur les rating du câble américain, en 17ème pour les 18-34 et en 11ème pour les 18-19.
Rating détaillé en anglais, je vous traduirai çà dès que possible. (source ProWrestlingTorch)
First Hour Break Down
Q1: Impact opened with a 0.81 rating, which was not much of an improvement from a 0.75 rating to open the show last week. The segment featured the first-half of Kurt Angle vs. Wes Brisco & Garett Bischoff in a handicap match and one commercial.
Q2: Impact began climbing with a 0.90 rating, which was the biggest difference from last week - Q2 last week scored a 0.79 rating. The segment featured the second-half of the Angle handicap match, one commercial, and the first-half of the X Division three-way title match.
Q3: Impact continued climbing with a 0.96 rating for the second-half of the X Title match, one commercial, and Aces & Eights beating down Magnus.
Q4: Impact stayed at a 0.96 rating for a segment with various video segments, backstage segments, and two full commercial breaks.
Second Hour Break Down
Q5: Impact got its usual top-of-the-second-hour bump to a show-high 1.07 rating for the Knockouts #1 contender match between Mickie James and Miss Tessmacher, plus one commercial. By comparison, the fifth-quarter-hour of Impact has averaged a 1.20 rating in 2013.
Q6: Impact began descending with a 1.02 rating for an in-ring segment focused on the top tag teams, one commercial, and follow-up on Jeff Hardy's injury angle last week on Impact.
Q7: Impact continued descending with a 1.01 rating for Devon vs. Samoa Joe for the TV Title, one commercial, ring introductions for the main event, and the first three minutes of James Storm vs. A.J. Styles, who was making his Impact TV return.
Q8: Impact concluded its descent with a 1.00 flat rating for one commercial, then the conclusion of Storm vs. Styles and Aces & Eights's post-match beat down on Storm, Daniels, and Kazarian.
Le show a été suivi par 1.268 millions de téléspectateurs contre les 1.17 millions de la semaine passée. Le deuxième score le plus bas de l'année après celui de l'année passée.
En 44ème position sur les rating du câble américain, en 17ème pour les 18-34 et en 11ème pour les 18-19.
Rating détaillé en anglais, je vous traduirai çà dès que possible. (source ProWrestlingTorch)
First Hour Break Down
Q1: Impact opened with a 0.81 rating, which was not much of an improvement from a 0.75 rating to open the show last week. The segment featured the first-half of Kurt Angle vs. Wes Brisco & Garett Bischoff in a handicap match and one commercial.
Q2: Impact began climbing with a 0.90 rating, which was the biggest difference from last week - Q2 last week scored a 0.79 rating. The segment featured the second-half of the Angle handicap match, one commercial, and the first-half of the X Division three-way title match.
Q3: Impact continued climbing with a 0.96 rating for the second-half of the X Title match, one commercial, and Aces & Eights beating down Magnus.
Q4: Impact stayed at a 0.96 rating for a segment with various video segments, backstage segments, and two full commercial breaks.
Second Hour Break Down
Q5: Impact got its usual top-of-the-second-hour bump to a show-high 1.07 rating for the Knockouts #1 contender match between Mickie James and Miss Tessmacher, plus one commercial. By comparison, the fifth-quarter-hour of Impact has averaged a 1.20 rating in 2013.
Q6: Impact began descending with a 1.02 rating for an in-ring segment focused on the top tag teams, one commercial, and follow-up on Jeff Hardy's injury angle last week on Impact.
Q7: Impact continued descending with a 1.01 rating for Devon vs. Samoa Joe for the TV Title, one commercial, ring introductions for the main event, and the first three minutes of James Storm vs. A.J. Styles, who was making his Impact TV return.
Q8: Impact concluded its descent with a 1.00 flat rating for one commercial, then the conclusion of Storm vs. Styles and Aces & Eights's post-match beat down on Storm, Daniels, and Kazarian.