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Originally Posted by Emperor Smeat
You do realize how math and number comparisons when you don't have two equal values works right?
When they and everyone else who noticed what happened did that direct comparison, they took what was the most recent shows for both companies. In that case, it was this week's RAW and last week's Dynamite since this week's Dynamite hadn't aired yet.
Same would happen if you wanted to make a direct comparison with RAW and Smackdown since this week's SD hasn't aired yet.
Now that AEW had their show for the week, this week's AEW didn't beat this week's RAW but that doesn't mean the previous comparison was wrong.
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That is not how week's work though. There is no configuration that charts the start of the week on Wednesday and the end of the week on Tuesday.
They cherry picked a number they did in the previous week, and bragged about beating Raw for 2 days, then proceeded to lose 19% of their viewers from the week before. It was the same week that Raw lost 12% of the viewers from the previous week.
So no, AEW did not beat Raw, AEW lost a bigger percent of their audience than the Raw show they were claiming they beat for 2 days.
Losing 12% from the week before vs losing 19% from the week before. That is what happened.