This week’s NXT did 734,000 viewers, up 21,000 viewers from the previous week. It was the most-watched NXT of 2021 so far. With a 0.18 rating in the 18-49 demo, NXT placed #24 on the top 50 cable chart. The difference in viewers between AEW and NXT was of 97,000 viewers, up from last week’s 34,000 difference. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
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Dynamite rating for 02/24/2021
Coming off the news that Paul Wight signed with AEW, Dynamite pulled in 831,000 viewers on Wednesday, an increase of 84,000 viewers from the previous week. The show did a 0.35 in the 18-49 demo and Dynamite was #5 in the top 50 cable chart. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
Paul Wight to make AEW debut next week on Dynamite
Paul Wight, the man formerly known as The Big Show in WWE, will be making his All Elite Wrestling debut next Wednesday on Dynamite, adding to an already-loaded show which will also have Shaq on it.
Wight, who wrote on Twitter that he’s “incredibly excited,” last appeared on a TNT broadcast in January 1999 where he was thrown out of the nWo following a match against Kevin Nash. Following that, Wight let his WCW contract expire and his run in WCW came to an end on February 8. The next day, he signed a 10-year deal with WWE and made his debut that same week on February 14.
The news of Wight signing with AEW yesterday brought back memories of the WWE vs WCW war in the late 90s. The announcement caught everyone by surprise and WWE were not aware that Wight was dealing with the competition. His WWE contract expired in the beginning of last month and was not renewed after both parties couldn’t agree on the financial side of it.
Taya Valkyrie says 10-year journey has reached its end goal with WWE signing
Kira Magnin-Forster, better known to wrestling fans as Taya Valkyrie, posted on social media how her decade-long journey in this business always had an end goal, and that was to be part of WWE.
“You know how badly I have wanted this. I’ve sacrificed and dedicated my life to this. Moved across continents, learned languages, immersed myself in new styles, cultures and experiences with the over all goal of making it one day to the WWE,” Valkyrie wrote in a long post.
She said that today, her dream has come true after WWE announced her as part of the latest Performance Center class. “I promise to work harder than I ever have, to show the world who I am as a performer and human being. I love my life and take absolutely nothing for granted. I’m hungrier than I have ever been and now the work begins.”
Valkyrie thanked everyone who supported her and “to those that don’t like me…welp, too bad I know my worth, my talent and I will always strive to be better.”
Two more matches added to the Revolution 2021 card
A Casino Tag Team Royale has been announced for the upcoming AEW Revolution pay-per-view.
The winners of this match will get a future shot at the AEW World Tag Team titles, currently held by The Young Bucks. The participants so far include Ortiz and Santana of The Inner Circle, Alex Reynolds and John Silver of The Dark Order, Evil Uno and Stu Grayson of The Dark Order, The Butcher and The Blade, Bear County, Top Flight, and Private Party. More teams are expected to join the match.
A seventh match was also added to the PPV card which sees Orange Cassidy teaming up with Chuck Taylor to take on Kip Sabian and Miro.
Revolution takes place on Sunday, March 7 from The Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, Florida. This will be the first AEW pay-per-view on a Sunday night.
AEW Dark: Elevation to premiere on March 15
The new YouTube series AEW Dark: Elevation will premiere on Monday, March 15 at 7PM ET and will continue to air every Monday night in the same time slot on AEW’s YouTube channel.
In charge of play-by-play will be Tony Schiavone and he will be joined by the recently-signed Paul Wight on color commentary.
Just like AEW Dark, Elevation will also showcase AEW’s up-and-coming stars along with the top independent wrestlers competing against each other. The wins and losses on Elevation will count towards each wrestler’s ranking.
Adam Cole takes out Roderick Strong as the end of The Undisputed Era arrives
It’s safe to say that Adam Cole is no longer part of The Undisputed Era after last night on NXT, he took out another of his team mates, Roderick Strong.
The former NXT champion, whose segment addressing his actions was the main event of the show, said he was sorry for what he did to Kyle O’Reilly and he really wished he could talk to him man to man but that was not possible due to his attack from last week. Cole apologized for losing his cool with O’Reilly and said he was going to try and fix the situation.
A pissed off Roderick Strong however was skeptical about all of it and blamed Cole for betraying the brotherhood. Just as he was about to enter the ring, Finn Balor interrupted and went straight for Adam Cole. As the two brawled, Strong went in to save Cole and he and Balor took the fight outside the ring before Cole leveled Balor with a superkick.
With Balor taken care of, Strong and Cole went back in the ring and Cole cried and apologized to Strong. Strong told him he’s his brother and the two hugged. But when Strong shook hands with Cole, who was still on the mat, Cole hit him with a low blow. “You’re stupid,” Cole told Strong. “You’re dead to me,” he continued as he ripped The Undisputed Era necklace from his neck.
With Strong on his knees, Cole proceeded to superkick him too, ending the broadcast and his association with The Undisputed Era.
Impact rating for 02/23/2021
Impact Wrestling on AXS TV did 170,000 viewers this week, down 27,000 viewers from last week’s 2021-high. The show had a 0.04 in the 18-49 demographic, placing Impact in #113 on the top cable chart. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
WWE Performance Center welcomes 18 new recruits
WWE announced that the largest class of recruits in their history is now in session at the WWE Performance Center, bringing several athletes from a wide variety of backgrounds.
The new class has 18 recruits, 10 of which are females. The 10 females represents the biggest number of any class ever, with the company focusing on strengthening their women’s division.
The recruits are: Bronson Rechsteiner, the son of Rick Steiner; Kira Magnin-Forster, better known as Taya Valkyrie and wife of John Morrison; Shaun Ricker, formerly known as Eli Drake who debuted as LA Knight; Angela Arnold who wrestled as AQA; Parker Boudreaux, former offensive linesman for UCF; Anthony Henry, formerly of EVOLVE; Chance Barrow, formerly known as Harlem Bravado; Theresa Serrano, already wrestling in NXT as Zoey Stark; Christian Brigham, formerly known as Christian Casanova; Priscilla Kelly, now known as Gigi Dolin in NXT; Drew Kasper, a two-time All-American heavyweight wrestler; Brianna Coda, now known as Cora Jade; Christian Hubble, formerly known as Blake Christian; Matrick Belton, former Division 1 football player for USC; Camron Clay, formerly known as Camron Branae; Joe Ariola, amateur wrestler from Illinois; Taylor Grado, formerly known as Avery Taylor; and Karissa Rivera, an indie pro wrestler from New Jersey.
The list includes some names who will surely be making a lot of noise in the months to come, most notably Parker Boudreaux, who many are comparing him to Brock Lesnar. Parker got a big fan in Paul Heyman, who already expressed on Twitter that he’s going to be the next big thing.
Adam Cole to explain attack on Kyle O’Reilly tonight on NXT on USA
In a rare move, WWE has already announced the full card for tonight’s NXT on USA Network, a card headlined by a no disqualification match between Karrion Kross and Santos Escobar.
The Kross vs Escobar match, which is a non-title bout, was supposed to take place last week but then rescheduled for tonight with the added stipulation.
Other matches set to take place are Io Shirai vs Zoey Stark in a non-title match, Johnny Gargano vs Dexter Lumis in another non-title match, Kacy Catanzaro vs Xia Li, and the Grizzled Young Veterans vs Killian Dain and Drake Maverick.
Also, Adam Cole will be explaining why he attacked Kyle O’Reilly twice already as The Undisputed Era looks like it’s coming to an end.
Fenix vs Archer headlines Dynamite on TNT tonight
AEW will be announcing more details on the signing of Paul Wight tonight on Dynamite although it was not indicated that he will be making any in-person appearance.
Tonight’s broadcast will be headlined by a Face of the Revolution ladder match qualifying match between Rey Fenix and Lance Archer, with the winner advancing to the Revolution pay-per-view ladder match.
Also set for tonight are Jon Moxley vs Ryan Nemeth, Hangman Page vs Isiah Kassidy, Jake Hager vs Brandon Cutler, Ricky Starks and Brian Cage vs The Varsity Blondes, and Dr. Britt Baker vs Nyla Rose in the AEW Women’s Title Eliminator tournament.
Young Rock S1 E2 rating
Episode two of Young Rock, titled On the Road Again, drew a total of 3,483,000 viewers on NBC yesterday. That is down a whopping 1.5 million viewers from last week’s series premiere. Young Rock did 0.3 in the 18-34, 0.7 in the 18-49, and 1.1 in the 25-54, placing #2 across the board for the night. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
After 22 years, Paul Wight is heading back to TNT
After 22 years with World Wrestling Entertainment, former WWE champion Paul “Big Show” Wight has departed the company to join the competition, signing a long-term deal with All Elite Wrestling.
The Big Show arrived in WWE after a four-year stint in World Championship Wrestling and made a big impact in his debut, attacking Stone Cold Steve Austin during a cage match at the In Your House: St Valentine’s Day Massacre pay-per-view. After his debut it was revealed that Wight signed a 10-year deal with WWE.
During his two-decade career with WWE, Wight won 18 titles in total, including the WWE title twice, the ECW title once, the World Heavyweight title twice, the Hardcore title three times, the Intercontinental title once, the United States title once, and the Tag Team titles eight times.
His last appearance came on the Raw Legends Night on January 4, 2021 and prior to that he appeared at the Survivor Series during The Undertaker’s retirement ceremony. His last wrestling match was an “unsanctioned” one against Randy Orton on July 20, 2020 while his last proper match was on July 3, 2020 where he teamed with The Viking Raiders to take on Andrade, Angel Garza, and Randy Orton.
In All Elite Wrestling, the 49-year-old Wight will be doing commentary for the new AEW Dark: Elevation show and is also signed to be an in-ring performer. His switch to AEW brought in a lot of media attention and he was trending worldwide on Twitter under both Big Show and The Giant.
The website PWInsider.com adds that Wight was offered a new WWE deal but the two sides did not agree on the financial side of it. His existing deal expired a few days after the Legends Night Raw and Wight was vocal backstage about being unhappy.
AEW announcers Dark: Elevation for YouTube
AEW is launching a new series on YouTube titled AEW Dark: Elevation, which will air every week on Mondays at 7PM ET.
AEW Dark: Elevation will showcase AEW’s established and rising stars, as well as the top independent wrestlers within the industry. AEW Dark: Elevation will also maintain continuity with Dynamite, Dark, pay-per-view shows and streaming events, with wins and losses factoring into each wrestler’s ranking in the company.
The company’s newest acquisition, Paul Wight, will serve as one of the commentators on the new show.
This will be the third AEW program following the launches of Dynamite and Dark. The promotion is in talks to launch a third hour of action on TNT sometime this year. The third hour will not be extending Dynamite to 180 minutes but rather a new show on a different night.
Paul “Big Show” Wight signs long-term deal with All Elite Wrestling
In a major move, All Elite Wrestling today announced the signing of Paul “Big Show” Wight to a long-term deal.
Wight will have an extensive role within AEW, and on top of his return to the ring, he will serve as a commentator on AEW’s newest show, AEW Dark: Elevation.
“It’s been amazing to watch what AEW has built in just a couple of years,” said Paul Wight. “AEW Dark is an incredible platform to hone the skills of up-and-coming wrestlers, but I also love that established AEW talent can build out their personalities and showcase themselves in new ways on Dark. It’s no exaggeration when they say that AEW is boundless.”
“Paul Wight is one of the most recognizable and impressive professional athletes in the world,” said Tony Khan, CEO, GM and Head of Creative of AEW. “He wanted to come to AEW because he believes that we’re the best promotion in wrestling, and we believe that he has a lot to offer us, both in the ring as a wrestler, and also outside the ring as a commentator, host and ambassador for AEW.”
Khan added that Wight is one of the most experienced stars in all of wrestling, and he’s eager to work with their diverse roster.
“He can benefit and guide our young talent with his mentorship, and his expert commentary on AEW Dark: Elevation will educate and entertain our fans, and also educate the younger wrestlers on the roster. Furthermore, Paul enters AEW as a licensed wrestler, and he’s very much looking forward to studying our talent firsthand from the commentary desk in preparation for his return to the ring!”
Sting fully cleared to return to wrestling
AEW President Tony Khan has said during an interview with PWInsider.com that Sting has been fully cleared to wrestle, reacting to questions about the powerbomb that Sting took on last week’s Dynamite.
“He’s been cleared, he’s been fully cleared. He’s been training with Darby and sparring partners and he’s been fully cleared to wrestle,” Khan said, adding that in training, Sting had been practicing receiving a powerbomb.
“At that point when he’s taking them in training, it’s time for the live crowd. So he was completely cleared to do it and wanted to do it and he wanted to get out there and wrestle,” Khan continued.
Sting has not wrestled since 2015 where he last stepped in the ring against Seth Rollins at the WWE Night of Champions pay-per-view. In that match, Sting was seriously injured and later announced his retirement.
Khan noted that with Sting cleared to wrestle, now all bets are off and he expects Sting to have a great performance at the Revolution pay-per-view.
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Impact Wrestling reactivates the TNA World title
The TNA World title that Moose has been carrying for a while has now been sanctioned as another title in Impact Wrestling.
The sanction came yesterday during Impact on AXS TV when Impact Executive Vice President Scott D’Amore informed Moose that he’s activating the title again and that he would be defending it against Jake Something later in the night.
After successfully defending the TNA title, Moose also got what he wanted, an Impact World title match against Rich Swann at the upcoming Sacrifice Impact Plus-only event.
The TNA title that Moose carries was retired after Destination X in 2017 when the GFW Global Championship belt became the only one in use, a title belt which was eventually replaced again after Impact and GFW parted ways.
Raw rating for 02/22/2021
Monday Night Raw drew an average 1,889,000 viewers for the post-Elimination Chamber show, up 79,000 viewers from last week’s broadcast.
Hour one started with 1,978,000 viewers and then dropped slightly to 1,926,000 viewers before ending the night with 1,765,000 viewers.
The show was #1, #2, and #3 on the top 50 cable chart among the 18-49 demographic with 0.6, 0.57, and 0.53 ratings respectively. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)