----Jerry Lawler's Memphis Wrestling: Facts and Figures of the First Twelve Weeks! 
 
----Let's take a look at the first 12 weeks of Jerry Lawler's Memphis Wrestling.   RRO will take a look at the first 12 weeks and then we will compare  that with the next 12 weeks.  There should be an increase after every 12 weeks of ratings - more people know about the show, then more people  will watch it.
-The overall average ended with .7 [11337 viewers]
-Highest  rated show was 7.31.10 with a 1.6 [25913 viewers].  That show featured  Brian C/Wolfie D vs Jocephus & Cody Melton, Matt Boyce vs Lani  Kealoha and Jerry  Lawler vs Kevin White as all original material.
-Highest  rated quarter was on 7.31.10 with a 2.0 [32391 viewers] which featured  Big Show vs Sabu, Interviews with Kevin White, Ga Ga Girl, Jerry Lawler and Su Yung.  That quarter ended in the middle  of the White vs Lawler bout.
-Average Quarter Ratings 
Quarter 1 - .5 [8231 viewers]
Quarter 2 - .6 [10257 viewers]
Quarter 3 - .8 [12956 viewers]
Quarter 4 - .9 [14522 viewers]
----As  I have talked about the last few weeks, the show does have an increase  as it progresses, which is a positive.  The overall average is 43% better  from start to finish, which translates to about 6000 more viewers.
----How does this show compare to recent history?? Well if you look at the RRO Years [2006 - 2009], Memphis Wrestling  has scored on an average of 43325 viewers.  2006 ratings were good with  over 70,000 people watching the show on a weekly basis, but the shows  that aired in 2009 averaged just a little over 15,000 viewers.
----"Best of" in the first 12 weeks??
-Best Match: Tommy Mercer vs Stan Lee 8.07.10
-Best Announcer: Brandon Baxter [especially when joined with Bert Prentice]
-Best Manager: Jimmy Blaylock [Garry White was only on ONE show during this period] 
-Best Ref:  Chuck Poe [he had to work all THREE GaGa Girl vs Su Yung bouts!!]
-Best  New Star - Matt Boyce/Tommy Mercer [tie]
-Best Team: Brian C/Wolfie D 
-Best Interview: Kevin White/Brian C [tie]
-Ratings Winner - Jerry Lawler [featured in more 4th Quarter main events]
 
