The ratings are in for the January 11th edition of NXT. On average, 647,000 people watched the fallout from New Year’s Evil special, which took place the previous week. The numbers have been obtained by Brandon Thurston from Wrestlenomics:

While down in P18-49 YOY, NXT continues to be up in P18-34 YOY for the fourth-consecutive month, even while median age is around 60.

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Compared to the previous week, NXT has seen a drop in viewership. As the January 4th episode of NXT drew an average viewership of 685,000 viewers, the drop calculates to approximately 5.5%. While there has been a drop in viewers, it should be noted that this was expected due to how important the previous week’s episode was. In regards to key demographic viewership, 180,000 viewers were aged between 18 and 49 years old, equating to a 0.14 rating, which is also down from the New Year’s Evil rating of 0.16.

As reported by ShowBuzz Daily, NXT ranked 40th overall for key demographic viewership on Tuesday night. The Curse of Oak Island was the highest ranked show, earning a 0.33 rating.

NXT mainly focused on the fallout from New Year’s Evil, which occurred the previous week. The main event of the show also saw Raw star AJ Styles defeat Grayson Waller.

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