Here are the PPV Buyrates for the past two years between TNA and WWE according to the PPV Buyrate numbers they released this year. I couldn't find the PPV numbers for Turning Point 2007. Final Resolution (2007) - 34000 Final Resolution 2008 - 20000 New Year's Revolution (2007) - 220000 Royal Rumble (2007) - 525000 Royal Rumble 2008 - 534000 Against All Odds (2007) - 23000 ...
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Started 1 year ago by Hurricane1123
qfrodri85 wrote: WrestleMania always goes before Lockdown, Hurricane. Too much for my taste. I didn't mean to do the on purpose, I wanted to say 2008 and then end it with a parenthesis, but this stupid sight wouldn't let me re-edit my post properly. Anyway, this was just to show the statistics and numbers behind the WWE and TNA curtains.
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Hurricane1123 replied 1 year ago
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Randyspeeps replied 1 year ago
Hurricane1123 wrote: Here are the PPV Buyrates for the past two years between TNA and WWE according to the PPV Buyrate numbers they released this year. I couldn't find the PPV numbers for Turning Point 2007. Final Resolution (2007) - 34000 Final Resolution (200 - 20000 New Year's Revolution (2007) - 220000 Royal Rumble (2007) - 525000 Royal Rumble (200 - ...
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qfrodri85 replied 1 year ago
WrestleMania always goes before Lockdown, Hurricane. Too much for my taste.
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GoofyGoober88 replied 12 months ago
Randyspeeps wrote: Hurricane1123 wrote: Here are the PPV Buyrates for the past two years between TNA and WWE according to the PPV Buyrate numbers they released this year. I couldn't find the PPV numbers for Turning Point 2007. Final Resolution (2007) - 34000 Final Resolution (200 - 20000 New Year's Revolution (2007) - 220000 Royal Rumble (2007...
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Hurricane1123 replied 12 months ago
GoofyGoober88 wrote: I say get rid of Judgement day & put ONS in its place then that way they have a Gimmick PPV to compete with Lockdown Agreed. Judgement Day has been faltering about and is probably one of the more forgettable pay-per-view's every year. One Night Stand on the other hand usually has a better card thanks to the gimmick matches, and is overall the better PPV...
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qfrodri85 replied 12 months ago
I'm willing to bet Lockdown drew a bit more than the average only because some people didn't want to miss seeing Joe winning the title for the very first time.
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JandSman replied 12 months ago
Summerslam this year i think had a low buy rate because their title matches weren't great the best one by the looks of it was Matt Hardy vs Mark Henry and that sucked. JBL vs CM Punk could have been good if they added a gimmick match but they didn't it lost buy rates because of that
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qfrodri85 replied 12 months ago
The main matches pushed for Summerslam last year was the HIAC and Batista-Cena for the first time ever. They should have put Jeff vs HHH there and it would have been a bit higher the buyrate. Yet, those two drew less than Orton-Cena and the return of HHH and Mysterio. It also drew less than Hogan vs Orton and DX vs McMahons as well as Cena-Edge.
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JandSman replied 12 months ago
qfrodri85 wrote: The main matches pushed for Summerslam last year was the HIAC and Batista-Cena for the first time ever. They should have put Jeff vs HHH there and it would have been a bit higher the buyrate. Yet, those two drew less than Orton-Cena and the return of HHH and Mysterio. It also drew less than Hogan vs Orton and DX vs McMahons as well as Cena-Edge. The Only ...
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Hurricane1123 replied 7 months ago
PWInsider wrote: The first estimate for WrestleMania XXV's buyrate is 970,000, this includes international PPV buys. WrestleMania XXIII did 1.25 million buys, while WrestleMania XXIV did 1.05 million buys. The number is down, but WWE is said to be satisfied with the figure, especially due to the economy. That would put this buyrate as the fourth largest of all time. ...
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