WWE Smackdown And AEW Rampage Viewership Move In Different Directions

Updated 2022/07/24 at 10:44 AM

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Friday night’s episode of WWE SmackDown received a lower rating than in over a month, still a relatively low figure considering the viewership does not seem to be decreasing. Despite this, the past week presented the lowest number of viewers for this show since June 10th.

Demographically “SmackDown” had 613,000 viewers on average within the 18-49 demo, totalling a zero.47 P18-49 rating. this is often the precise same variety from last week.

Despite the call in total viewership, “SmackDown” hierarchical #1 overall within the key eighteen – forty-nine demo.

With poor ratings and a decrease in viewership year-over-year, “SmackDown” is seeing a significant dip in the numbers. The 7/16/2021 episode of “SmackDown” dropped down 11% from 2016. And this week’s issue experienced an average audience of 2.3 million people, which is down 11% from last year. Demographically speaking, last year’s “SmackDown” had much fewer viewers as well – with 852,000 on average per 18-49, or 28% less than last Friday.

“AEW Rampage” was up a pair in total viewership from the Friday night previous because it garnered 435,000 viewers on average.

Looking at the key demographic, “Rampage” suffered a seven-membered drop from the week before within the 18-49 demo because it had regarding 183,000 average viewers standardisation, giving the show a zero.14 P18-49 rating.

“Rampage” came in at #11 within the 18-49 demo for cable originals, and #25 in broadcast primetime.

Stephen Ecort July 19, 2022

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