In recent weeks we have already reported that the AEW contracts of Rey Fenix and Penta El Zero Miedo will end in the coming months. In an update, Bryan Alvarez revealed in Wrestling Observer Rado that AEW now assumes that the Lucha Brothers will not renew their contracts and will leave the company for WWE. Originally, a match for the AEW World Trios Championship with the Death Triangle (PAC & The Lucha Brothers: Rey Fenix & Penta El Zero Miedo) was planned for the “AEW All In” PPV at Wembley Stadium, but this plan has since been scrapped due to the impending departure of the two Mexicans. Penta El Zero Miedo’s contract ends in August or September, and all that is known about Rey Fenix’s contract is that it expires this year.
The premiere of the “AEW Dynamite” edition of July 24, 2024 in the UK, on July 26, 2024 (from 11:15 p.m. British time) on ITV4, was watched by 88,000 viewers. Compared to the previous week (61,000 viewers from 11:15 p.m.), this represents an increase of around 27,000 viewers. The “AEW Rampage” edition of July 19 was broadcast in the UK on July 23 and was watched by 111,000 viewers. Meanwhile, the “AEW Collision” edition of July 20 was watched by around 63,000 viewers when it premiered in the UK on July 24.
In Canada, the same “AEW Dynamite” edition on July 24, 2024, was watched by an average of 108,900 viewers, of which 48,700 were in the Canadian main target group P25-54. (Previous week: 89,400 viewers, of which 44,400 were in the Canadian main target group P25-54).
For comparison: The “RAW” edition on July 22, 2024 was watched by 246,300 viewers in Canada, of which 79,100 were in the Canadian main target group P25-54. The “NXT” edition on July 23 was watched by around 80,400 viewers in Canada, of which 27,800 were in P25-54. “Smackdown” on July 26 was watched by an average of 265,900 viewers in Canada, of which 102,700 were in P25-54.
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