Post by #HEEL Dark Lord on Oct 9, 2005 15:11:35 GMT -5
To counter the bad news regarding the Unforgiven PPV buyrate
Source: PWInsider.com
Although it does not affect the negative outlook for Sunday’s WWE No Mercy PPV, World Wrestling Entertainment announced that a number of its 2005 PPVs did better buyrate figures than originally reported.
_ WWE Backlash, originally reported at 273,000, did 325,000 buys.
_ WWE Judgment Day, originally reported at 236,000, did 265,000 buys.
_ ECW One Night Stand, originally reported at 268,000, did 325,000 buys.
_ WWE Vengeance, originally reported at 320,000, did 370,000 buys.
_ WWE Great American Bash’s numbers remain unchanged at 233,000.
Source: PWInsider.com
Although it does not affect the negative outlook for Sunday’s WWE No Mercy PPV, World Wrestling Entertainment announced that a number of its 2005 PPVs did better buyrate figures than originally reported.
_ WWE Backlash, originally reported at 273,000, did 325,000 buys.
_ WWE Judgment Day, originally reported at 236,000, did 265,000 buys.
_ ECW One Night Stand, originally reported at 268,000, did 325,000 buys.
_ WWE Vengeance, originally reported at 320,000, did 370,000 buys.
_ WWE Great American Bash’s numbers remain unchanged at 233,000.
