Wrestlenomics is not affiliated with or licensed by Nielsen. Edit: The Luger episode was the highest total viewership for WWE on A&E since the Goldberg episode on July 17, not the highest of the season. The Luger episode was, though, the highest in P18-49 of the season so far. The WWE Legends Biography on Lex … Continue reading WWE on A&E TV ratings for August 7
Wrestlenomics is not affiliated with or licensed by Nielsen. The third AEW Battle of the Belts special, Saturday on TNT, was watched by 437,000 viewers on average, including about 157,000 aged 18 to 49, for a 0.12 P18-49 rating. The previous Battle of the Belts on April 16 had 527,000 viewers and did a 0.18 … Continue reading AEW Battle of the Belts III TV ratings for August 6
Wrestlenomics is not affiliated with or licensed by Nielsen. WWE Smackdown, Friday on Fox, was watched by 2,093,000 viewers on average, including about 639,000 aged 18 to 49, for a 0.49 P18-49 rating. AEW Rampage on TNT at 10 pm, was watched by 468,000 viewers on average, including about 196,000, for a 0.15 P18-49 rating. … Continue reading WWE Smackdown and AEW Rampage TV ratings for August 5
For the first time since I started covering WWE business in 2015, I’m optimistic about the company’s ability to rebuild fan interest and consumer sales that Vince’s creative execution for years eroded, Brandon Thurston writes.
Wrestlenomics is not affiliated with or licensed by Nielsen. Impact Wrestling last night on AXS TV, was watched by 115,000 viewers on average, including about 39,000 aged 18 to 49, for a 0.03 P18-49 rating. Compared to last week, Impact was up 20% in total viewership. From last week, there was no difference for Impact … Continue reading Impact Wrestling TV ratings for August 4
Contents: TV ratings: monthly averages (via Nielsen) YouTube views for wrestling channels (via Socialblade) Most-viewed YouTube videos by month: top 10 for WWE, AEW…
