Posted on 6/08/125 by Colin Vassallo
The WWE/AAA Worlds Collide live show on YouTube yesterday
afternoon nearly topped 800,000 viewers across the English
and Spanish separate streams, which has to be considered a
major success.
Viewership kept increasing throughout the show and with
nearly 24 hours removed from the start of the show, the
English language stream now has over 2.5 million views and
the Spanish language one has an additional 1.4 million
thanks to positive word of mouth and some amazing in-ring
action.
The two-and-a-half hour broadcast started early for those at
the Kia Forum as the show kicked off at Noon PT due to Money
In The Bank following it at 4PM PT. Nearly 11,000 people
showed up to witness this first-ever show between WWE and
AAA.
Later in the day, over 17,000 jam-packed the Intuit Dome for
MITB. Due to heavy traffic, protests, and everything going
on in Los Angeles, thousands of people missed the start of
the show but managed to find their way to their seat by the
time the first match was over.