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Old 07-25-2017, 10:24 PM   #1329
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Raw numbers dropped only three percent from last week's three-month high for the show coming off Battleground.

Raw averaged 3.06 million viewers, making it the most-watched show on cable television, beating Rachel Meadow on MSNBC at 2.91 million viewers, and beating everything except ABC, CBS, and NBC.

This is the third straight week that Raw has averaged at least three million viewers, which is the first time that's happened since April ...

The three hours were:

8 p.m. 3.16 million viewers
9 p.m. 3.13 million viewers
10 p.m. 2.92 million viewers
In terms of rankings, didn't get the top spot since that went to the ghost of Nitro called Love & Hip Hop show. Also in terms of comparisons, same week last year had around 272k more viewers.

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Originally Posted by WrestleInc
As noted, AJ Styles was a heavy betting favorite in his match against Kevin Owens at this past Sunday's WWE Battleground pay-per-view once the smart money came in. The betting odds are usually accurate when the smart money is in, and Styles was the only favorite to lose his match on Sunday.

The finish of the match was awkward, which saw Owens roll Styles over while in the Crossface as a groggy referee counted three. Styles legitimately looked confused, and as noted yesterday, he stayed in the ring after the match and seemed upset. Because of the strange finish, there was some speculation that Styles might not have gotten his shoulder up in time and may have only heard the referee's hand hit the mat twice. Referees are supposed to call the match like a shoot, which would have resulted in the three count and title change.

According to Bryan Alvarez on Wrestling Observer Radio, the correct person ended up winning, however the finish of the match was changed after the match had started. Alvarez said that the finish was changed in the middle of the match and not at the end. It's not known why the change was made, but the decision was made to have Owens win before the finish.
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Originally Posted by Observer
After she did some of the interviews on Raw last night, it seems that Renee Young will be on both Raw and SmackDown going forward. She posted a photo with Charly Caruso on Instagram and wrote: "Dream team back in the (RAW) hiiiizouse!!! @charlycarusowwe (and yes, I'll still be on Smackdown)"
Link to the Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/BW85uS6F...youngwwe&hl=en

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Originally Posted by Observer
John Cena and Roman Reigns have continued to build to a future match on Twitter. Reigns initially posted about the Philly crowd being quiet at Battleground, calling himself "The Big Fight" and saying that the crowd better bring their best when they return. Cena responded with: "Pride...always comes before the fall. Don't get too far ahead of yourself young man. But if U want a BigFight careful what u wish for... #RAW" Reigns told Cena to come to his yard if he wants to face him.
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Originally Posted by Observer
Brandon Howard has an article for Fightful that looks at which wrestlers in the women's division are getting the most views on YouTube. Nikki Bella (22), Alexa Bliss (22), and Bayley (19) were featured in the most videos with over 500,000 views from January 29th to July 10th of this year. Eleven of Bella's videos also included John Cena, though she hasn't been on TV since WrestleMania.
Link to the article: http://www.fightful.com/exclusive-ni...-youtube-views

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Matt Hardy wrote about the ongoing legal situation with Anthem: "FUN FACT-Myself, Jeff & Reby spent $2500 & 4 days creating The Final Deletion set, with ZERO help from TNA, as it was our vision & creation."
Link to the tweet: https://twitter.com/MATTHARDYBRAND/s...744722432?s=09

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Originally Posted by Observer
What Culture Pro Wrestling announced that they're bringing back their "Loaded" series, which had been canceled after YouTube's changes to how wrestling promotions can monetize their content. The next episode will debut on their subscription service on August 3rd, then will be on Twitch on August 4th before coming to YouTube on August 5th.
Link to the announcement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypPH37tDgfQ

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Originally Posted by Observer
One of the reasons there was so little heat for the last two matches last night is that they put tickets for the Royal Rumble in Philadelphia on sale at the box office at 10:45 p.m., and hundreds of fans left to get in line for tickets rather than watch the last two matches.
at WWE doing this while a PPV was going on.

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Originally Posted by Observer
The WWE Network has added six new 1986 house show from the Boston Garden:

1/11: Roddy Piper & Bob Orton vs. Bruno Sammartino & Paul Orndorff, Tito Santana vs. Randy Savage, Terry Funk vs. Pedro Morales
2/8: Bruno Sammartino vs. Roddy Piper cage match, Ricky Steamboat vs. Don Muraco, Tito Santana vs. Randy Savage, Hart Foundation vs. Killer Bees
5/24: Hulk Hogan vs. Randy Savage
6/27: Hulk Hogan vs. Randy Savage, Paul Orndorff vs. Don Muraco, JYD vs. King Kong Bundy
9/6: Randy Savage vs. George Steele, British Bulldogs vs. Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff
10/4: Big Machine & Super Machine & Piper Machine (Blackjack Mulligan & Bill Eadie & Roddy Piper) vs. King Kong Bundy & John Studd & Bobby Heenan, Tito Santana vs. Harley Race
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Originally Posted by Observer
Finn Balor may have gotten banged up on Friday night's show in Fayetteville as he was wearing kinesio tape on his surgically repaired shoulder at last night's house show in Hampton.
His appearance on RAW last night ended up confirming rumors of him being injured. Doesn't seem to be as serious as his prior shoulder injury.

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Originally Posted by Observer
Kurt Angle answered a question about how he prepared himself for the Jason Jordan reveal on Raw: "I thought to myself what it would be like to see my son Kody for the first time ever, and didn't know it for 20 years. I thought if it were real, how would I feel?" He also wrote about Austin Aries' release: "I'm sure that neither side was happy. Austin is a very very talented wrestler. Love his style."
Link to the posting: https://www.facebook.com/realkurtang...%3A%22R9%22%7D

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Originally Posted by PWI
With WWE scheduled to report their second quarter earnings for 2017 this Thursday, WWE released SEC filings that reveal a number of WWE executives recently sold WWE stock.

Kevin Dunn (83,737 shares), Michelle Wilson(81,951), George Barrios (81,856), Michael Luisi (13,601), Stephanie McMahon and Paul Levesque (10,417 each), selling at an average price of $21.29 per share.
Due to the timing of the sales, being seen as a very bad sign for the report. Rumor going around the net involves the WWE doing a batch of talent releases by the end of the week and Emma rumored to be among those being gone.

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Originally Posted by PWI
It was noted to me by several people that the company has cut back on production staff at TV of late, including stagehands and camera crew personnel.
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Originally Posted by PWI
Davey Richards announced the following this afternoon on Twitter:

Thank you to everyone @IMPACTWRESTLING !! Keep watching every Thursday night @PopTV !! pic.twitter.com/9EppwS9Hjj
— Wesley Richards (@RichardsWesley) July 24, 2017
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Originally Posted by PWI
Global Force Wrestling announced today that in addition to John Hennigan, TaGya and Drago will be working the promotion's announced live events in the Northeast next month.

GFW is running 8/4 in Long Island, NY at the Sports Arena in St. James, 8/5 in Staten Island, NY and 8/6 in Bridgeport, CT.
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Originally Posted by Observer
Daryl, the stuffed cat that Hiromu Takahashi has been carrying around, was ripped to shreds by Fale at this morning's G1 show. Fale posted an edited tribute video to Daryl, with it ending with him destroying the cat. Kenny Omega tweeted: "An extremely emotional and touching tribute. Bullet Club offers to cover any and all funeral expenses for your... ummm... thing. #RIPDARYL"

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