Based on many of his uninformed opinions for almost every topic, I'm going to guess no.
Except over in that section they encourage racism and Trump has a bunch of followers in that section.
We may witness a historically low Raw rating this Monday (1.75; Record low avg of 2.478m viewers)
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Based on many of his uninformed opinions for almost every topic, I'm going to guess no.
Except over in that section they encourage racism and Trump has a bunch of followers in that section.
Not true. It's just 3 or 4 trolls that go above and beyond the call of duty. It's like saying the Locker Room is a bunch of keyboard militants. Wait bad comparisonBased on many of his uninformed opinions for almost every topic, I'm going to guess no.
Except over in that section they encourage racism and Trump has a bunch of followers in that section.
Not true. It's just 3 or 4 trolls that go above and beyond the call of duty. It's like saying the Locker Room is a bunch of keyboard militants. Wait bad comparison
It's far more than 3 or 4.
Donald Trump Vs Hillary Clinton Most Watched Debate In TV History At 81M+ Viewers
Across 12 TV networks that carried live Trump’s first skirmish on the same stage with Hillary Clinton, 81 million viewers tuned in, setting a new record for televised presidential debates.
That total does not include PBS or C-Span, whose tallies are typically not included in numbers issued to commercial networks, one of which, CNN, looked at the data and first reported the total take across the dozen nets.
Viewing also does not including people who watched outside their homes, in bars, etc. — but then Nielsen never has included those stats in its tally tracks of TV’s 60 years of televised presidential debates.
That initial 81M for the Trump/Clinton clambake also does not include online viewing, which this year more than ever will drive up significantly the viewing level.
All of these adds will catapult the Clinton-Trump kerfuffle over the previous record holder: Ronald Reagan’s one 1980 debate with Jimmy Carter, which logged 81M.
President Obama’s first debate against Mitt Romney, for comparison’s sake, averaged 67M viewers in 2012.
Nielsen will issue its formal tally later today.
Across 12 TV networks that carried live Trump’s first skirmish on the same stage with Hillary Clinton, 81 million viewers tuned in, setting a new record for televised presidential debates.
That total does not include PBS or C-Span, whose tallies are typically not included in numbers issued to commercial networks, one of which, CNN, looked at the data and first reported the total take across the dozen nets.
Viewing also does not including people who watched outside their homes, in bars, etc. — but then Nielsen never has included those stats in its tally tracks of TV’s 60 years of televised presidential debates.
That initial 81M for the Trump/Clinton clambake also does not include online viewing, which this year more than ever will drive up significantly the viewing level.
All of these adds will catapult the Clinton-Trump kerfuffle over the previous record holder: Ronald Reagan’s one 1980 debate with Jimmy Carter, which logged 81M.
President Obama’s first debate against Mitt Romney, for comparison’s sake, averaged 67M viewers in 2012.
Nielsen will issue its formal tally later today.
Yeah, I'm on there everyday. Nobodies encouraging racism. It's a few people who pop up and get shut down every time. It's been that way since KTL onIt's far more than 3 or 4.
Trump's rise just gives them more attention but anybody of that type is a small in numbers compared to the rest.
Let's not downplay the white supremacists and trolls who post in that section. Plus idiots like ThreeLetterAgency, thekingsmen, Aelyas en passant, etc. who pollute the section with their ridiculous opinions. And who could forget KingpinOG constantly getting passes for using white supremacist SF rhetoric.
WWE Raw viewership opposite the U.S. Presidential Debate – Pro Wrestling Dot Net
Monday’s WWE Raw television show averaged 2.478 million viewers, according to Showbuzzdaily.com. Viewership was down from the 2.684 million average from last week.
Powell’s POV: The first hour of Raw averaged 2.850 million viewers. Hour two drew 2.381 million viewers. The final hour of the show averaged 2.203 million viewers. We hope to have the actual rating later today.
Raw rating for 09/26/2016
Facing the first Presidential debate between WWE Hall of Famer Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Raw drew a total of 2,478,000 viewers, an all-time record low for the show.
Hour one, which did not face the debate, drew 2,850,000 viewers, followed by a drop to 2,381,000 in the second hour, and then even lower to 2,203,000 in the third hour. Raw lost 647,000 viewers from hour one to hour three in total.
Monday Night Football on ESPN did just over 8 million viewers but the rest of the networks and cable outlets did double digits when it came to the debate and an average of 80 million viewers overall. Raw hours were #11, #14, and #15 in the chart overall last night. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
Monday’s WWE Raw television show averaged 2.478 million viewers, according to Showbuzzdaily.com. Viewership was down from the 2.684 million average from last week.
Powell’s POV: The first hour of Raw averaged 2.850 million viewers. Hour two drew 2.381 million viewers. The final hour of the show averaged 2.203 million viewers. We hope to have the actual rating later today.
Raw rating for 09/26/2016
Facing the first Presidential debate between WWE Hall of Famer Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Raw drew a total of 2,478,000 viewers, an all-time record low for the show.
Hour one, which did not face the debate, drew 2,850,000 viewers, followed by a drop to 2,381,000 in the second hour, and then even lower to 2,203,000 in the third hour. Raw lost 647,000 viewers from hour one to hour three in total.
Monday Night Football on ESPN did just over 8 million viewers but the rest of the networks and cable outlets did double digits when it came to the debate and an average of 80 million viewers overall. Raw hours were #11, #14, and #15 in the chart overall last night. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
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But you said encouraging it which is not true. Those types get WOAT banners, banned, or negged to oblivion so you know they're terrible. And these other types you speak of are few and far between compared to the rest which are generally left to centrist leaning. Just seems to me you post in there once in awhile which is fine but that's not really how it is.
Kill Dat Noize
Banned
i guess this is why the only commercials that air during raw are for fast food, energy drinks and videogames. the viewership was barely effected.
neckbeards ain't watchin no damn politics
Negs and banners don't have an effect on anything and usually the people get banned (if it even happens) several months if not years later. Also many of the people don't want the open white supremacists to get banned because they want "different opinions". But this isn't the thread to have this discussion.
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WWE about to do ECW numbers soon, time to bring back the GOAT
RAW is as bad as its ever been right now, even going back to the TL Hopper and Goon days. They need to get the strap off that fat fukk Owens ASAP.
Owens a good worker to get people over, THAT'S IT. Vince learning the hard way these indie darlings don't draw a dime
You could put it on Reigns, Cena, Triple H, etc. and you would get the same ratings for that night.