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Originally Posted by FearedSanctity
Still, Hogan was almost able to double Impact's normal ratings, so it still counts for something I'd say
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I think it actually did double. their usual ratings, at a .9 on a Thursday, is somewhere around a million or maybe 1.2. Assuming, of course, I remember correctly.
A Monday Night, especially one with a big football game, you need more viewers to get the same rating. Getting their usual .8-.9 would mean an increase, and getting a higher rating, like say the supposed 1.6, would mean a much higher number of viewers.
2.9 million viewers is an amazing increase. One that would look bigger if it was on the same night as usual. They'd have to be averaging 1.5 million a night to not have doubled their numbers, and I'm almost positive they weren't getting that.
Though, there was a lot that went into that, not just Hogan. And they can't keep injecting "names" like they did.