IMPACT Wrestling Rating Sammelthread 2011

[Double F]

Original von Sawyer
Zumindest beim Jeff Hardy Return hätte ich mit einem höheren Viertelstundenwert gerechnet.

Und ich bin extrem froh, dass es nicht so kam.
Dann sieht man mal, dass Hardy nicht so zieht, wie sie es gerne hätten! Freut mich sehr und ich hoffe, dass man bald die richtigen und notwendigen Konsequenzen zieht, denn lange hält es Junk Hardy eh nicht ohne aus und dann wandert er in den Bau!

[Fry]

- Die aktuelle Ausgabe von IMPACT Wrestling erreichte bei der Ausstrahlung am Donnerstag, den 15.09.2011 ein Rating von exakt 1.20 Punkten. Im Vergleich zur Vorwoche verbesserte sich der Wert somit um ganze 0.18 Punkte. Auch in Sachen Zuschauerzahl konnte man sich deutlich steigern. So haben 1.638.000 Menschen die Ausgabe am Donnerstagabend verfolgt - 280.000 mehr als in der Woche zuvor. Im Main Event kam es zu einem Legends Match zwischen Sting und Ric Flair.

[Fry]

- Die aktuelle Ausgabe von IMPACT Wrestling erreichte bei der Ausstrahlung am Donnerstag, den 22.09.2011 ein Rating von exakt 1.08 Punkten. Im Vergleich zur Vorwoche verschlechterte sich der Wert somit um 0.12 Punkte. Auch in Sachen Zuschauerzahl musste man einen Verlust hinnehmen. So haben 1.524.000 Menschen die Ausgabe am Donnerstagabend verfolgt - 114.000 weniger als in der Woche zuvor. Im Main Event kam es zu einem Non-Title Match zwischen Kurt Angle und "Cowboy" James Storm.

[Sawyer]

Falls es jemanden interessiert. Hier das Rating von Hogan's Micro Championship Wrestling:

The 9/21 Hulk Hogan's MCW on TruTV drew a 0.67 cable rating with 870,000 viewers.

[Mephisto]

Was soll das eigentlich sein? Eine Midgetliga?

[Sawyer]

So sieht's aus. Wurde 2009 gegründet und debütierte vor 2 Wochen auf truTV.

[Mephisto]

Mhh...irgendwie kann ich mir nicht vorstellen, dass sowas außerhalb von Mexiko ein Erfolg werden kann.

[Sawyer]

Hier noch die Viertelstundenwerte:

TNA Impact Wrestling on Thursday, September 22 scored a 1.08 rating off a first hour 1.09 rating and second hour 1.07 rating.

Impact peaked in the first 15 minutes of the two-hour show, scoring a 1.16 rating for a Sting-Hulk Hogan confrontation. The next-highest rating was a 1.13 at the top of the second hour. The main event segment, featuring Kurt Angle vs. James Storm, scored a 1.08 rating to conclude the show.

Each quarter-hour scored below its corresponding 2011 quarter-hour average. Most notable was the seventh quarter-hour rating 15 percent below its 2011 average. The main event segment rated 10 percent below its yearly average.

First Hour Break Down

Q1: Impact opened with a show-high 1.16 rating for the opening talking exchange between Sting and Hulk Hogan, then a Knockouts backstage segment, and one commercial break.

Unlike past episodes where Impact has divided up the first quarter-hour into content, a full break, and more content, this was a full segment of content, then a commercial break, which helped boost the rating above the last three weeks and closer to the yearly average. (down 2.2% vs. 2011 average)

Q2: Impact slipped to a 1.08 rating for a quick Knockouts match of Mickie James vs. Miss Tessmacher, a full commercial, Jeff Hardy backstage, and the first-half of an X Division match. (down 7.2% vs. 2011 average)

Q3: Impact was virtually even with a 1.07 rating for the second-half of the Aries vs. Sorensen X Division match, a full commercial, Mexican America and Ink, Inc.'s backstage segment, and Matt Morgan talking to Jeff Hardy. (down 8.4% vs. 2011 average)

Q4: Impact reached a first-hour-low 1.03 rating in their dead quarter-hour for a host of backstage segments and one commercial break, then the first few minutes of Kurt Angle addressing Robert Roode in-ring.

Second Hour Break Down

Q5: Impact added one-tenth of a ratings point with a 1.13 rating for the second-half of Angle's talk with Roode and James Storm, a full commercial, and the first-half of Bully Ray & Jerry Lynn vs. Mr. Anderson in a handicap match. (down 9.2% vs. 2011 average of a 1.24 rating to start the second hour)

Q6: Impact dropped slightly to a 1.07 rating for the second-half of the handicap match, a full commercial, and backstage segments involving Fortune. (down 9.1% vs. 2011 average)

Q7: Impact dropped to a show-low 0.99 rating for a backstage brawl involving Fortune and two full commercial breaks, which dragged down the quarter-hour rating. (down 14.6% vs. 2011 average)

Q8: Impact rebounded to about the same rating in Q6 with a 1.08 rating to conclude Impact. The segment featured a 12-minute main event of Kurt Angle vs. James Storm that didn't have nearly the hype it should have been given. Last week, Ric Flair vs. Sting - with considerably more promotion and buzz - scored a 1.30 rating in the eighth quarter-hour. (down 10.2% vs. 2011 average)

Caldwell's Analysis: As analyzed last week, when TNA conditions the casual viewing audience to tune in when the nostalgia acts (Flair and Sting) are involved in something relevant, the audience won't stick around they're not in a relevant position. It also renders the full-time, 2011 wrestling stars incapable of helping draw a rating. TNA has reinforced over and over again throughout company history that the show isn't important unless the nostalgia acts are being promoted. As expected when the rating went up last week for a Flair-Sting episode, the rating went back down this week to follow the long-term pattern.

[Fry]

- Die aktuelle Ausgabe von IMPACT Wrestling erreichte bei der Ausstrahlung am Donnerstag, den 29.09.2011 ein Rating von exakt 1.14 Punkten. Im Vergleich zur Vorwoche verbesserte sich der Wert somit um 0.06 Punkte. In Sachen Zuschauerzahl musste man jedoch einen kleinen Verlust hinnehmen. So haben 1.520.000 Menschen die Ausgabe am Donnerstagabend verfolgt - 4.000 weniger als in der Woche zuvor. Im Main Event kam es zu einem Match zwischen AJ Styles und Bobby Roode.

[Sawyer]

Hier noch die Viertelstundenwerte:

First Hour Break Down

Q1: Impact opened with a 1.18 rating for Sting addressing Robert Roode and Fortune in a segment that went nearly the full 15 minutes before the first commercial. (down 0.5% vs. 2011 average of a 1.19 rating to start Impact.)

Q2: Impact dropped slightly to a 1.13 rating for the X Division ladder match, one commercial, and a Ric Flair backstage appearance. (down 2.9% vs. 2011 average)

Q3: Impact increased to the highest rating of the show with a 1.21 for the Jarretts vs. Knockouts in-ring verbal segment, one commercial, and a fight between Mexican America and Ink, Inc. (up 3.2% vs. 2011 average)

Q4: Impact declined slightly to a 1.18 rating for various backstage promos, two full commercial breaks, and the first-half of Madison Rayne vs. Tara in this week's Knockouts match. It's a strong rating considering two full breaks and Q4 typically being a dead quarter-hour for Impact. (up 4.8% vs. 2011 average)

Second Hour Break Down

Q5: Impact was slightly lower than Q4 with a 1.17 rating to begin the second hour. The segment featured the second-half of the KO match, a full commercial, Daniels backstage, and Crimson calling out Samoa Joe in the ring.

It marked the first time since April 28 (22 weeks) and only the second time this year that Q5 rated lower than Q4. (down 5.8% vs. 2011 average)

Q6: Impact dropped to a show-low 1.01 rating for Mr. Anderson vs. The Pope and one-and-a-half commercial breaks. This was the second-lowest Q6 rating of the year. (down 13.8% vs. 2011 average)

Q7: Impact increased slightly to the second-lowest rating of the show with a 1.06. The segment included the other half of the Q6 commercial, Devon and Pope backstage, a Robert Roode hype video, and the first-half of Roode vs. Styles in the main event. (down 8.4% vs. 2011 average)

Q8: Impact increased to a 1.15 rating for the second-half of Roode vs. Styles, one commercial, and Hulk Hogan's "big announcement."