The latest episode of AEW’s Rampage aired on Friday, May 26 after a month-and-a-half hiatus from its regular 10pm ET time slot. This was due to the NHL Eastern Conference Final and a sweep in the NBA Western Conference Finals, which cleared TNT’s schedule for the night. As a result, AEW had some of its best Friday (or Saturday) numbers since the first half of April with a .11 18-49 rating and 436,000 viewers, finishing 13th among cable originals. This was a considerable increase from the previous week’s show, which aired at 6:30pm ET due to basketball. – 448K /
AEW’s has been consistently drawing in viewers since its debut last year. However, the past few weeks have seen a slight decrease in viewership, with the June 17 episode drawing in 448K viewers with a .14 demo rating. Despite this, AEW remains optimistic about their future and is looking to build momentum in the upcoming weeks. With their regular time slot returning, they are hoping to attract new fans and maintain their dedicated fan base. The competition is tough, but AEW has been known to surprise their fans with exciting matches and unexpected twists. Only time will tell if they can continue to deliver and rise above the competition. – 447K /
In the world of professional wrestling, ratings and viewership numbers can make or break a promotion. The ongoing competition between WWE and AEW has kept fans on the edge of their seats, wondering which company will come out on top. Recently, the ratings for WWE Smackdown and AEW Rampage have been released, revealing some interesting numbers.
On June 17th, WWE Smackdown drew in 331K viewers with a .10 rating. The following week, on June 24th, the numbers improved with 422K viewers and a .12 rating. July 1st saw even higher numbers, with 486K viewers and a .16 rating. The July 8th show had 428K viewers and a .15 rating, and the July 15th episode got 435K viewers with a .14 rating. The most recent episode on July 22nd had 447K viewers with a .14 rating.
It’s clear that both WWE and AEW are drawing in significant numbers, but the competition remains fierce. Fans of both companies can continue to tune in and watch the action unfold. Stay up-to-date with all the latest pro wrestling news and ratings on Prowrest In the world of professional wrestling, competition is fierce and ratings are a key measure of success. For the past few weeks, WWE’s SmackDown and AEW’s Rampage have been going head-to-head in the ratings battle. According to <a the ratings for the six most recent episodes of the two shows have been released. On July 22, SmackDown had 428K viewers with a .17 rating, while Rampage had 375K viewers with a .11 rating. On July 29, SmackDown dropped to 375K viewers with a .11 rating, while Rampage had 428K viewers with a .17 rating. On August 5, SmackDown bounced back with 468K viewers and a .15 rating, while Rampage had 360K viewers and a .10 rating. On August 12, SmackDown continued its upward trend with 528K viewers and a .17 rating, while Rampage had 349K viewers and a .09 rating. On August 19, SmackDown had 461K viewers and a .12 rating, while Rampage had 340K viewers and a .10 rating. Finally, on August 26, SmackDown had 431K viewers and a .11 rating, while Rampage had 318K viewers and a .09 rating. It's clear that Pro Wrestling Wars brings you the latest ratings for WWE SmackDown and AEW Rampage from the month of September and early October. The ratings for Sept. 2 saw 485K viewership for AEW Rampage, while WWE SmackDown got a .16 rating. On Sept. 9, AEW Rampage's viewership decreased to 429K, and WWE SmackDown received a .14 rating. The ratings for Sept. 16 showed an increase in viewership for AEW Rampage with 470K, but its rating remained at .14, while WWE SmackDown's rating dropped to .14 with 522K viewership on Sept. 23. On Sept. 30, AEW Rampage received 472K viewership, and its rating was .16, while WWE SmackDown's rating remained the same. Finally, on Oct. 7, AEW Rampage's viewership was not released, but the rating was .14. Prowrestlingwars.com is your go-to source for all the latest in pro wrestling news and updates. AEW Rampage Ratings Steady in Fall 2022
AEW Rampage, the Friday night wrestling show from All Elite Wrestling, has maintained steady ratings throughout the fall of 2022. According to reports from cagesideseats.com, the viewership has hovered around 450,000 to 480,000, with a rating of .11 to .17. The latest numbers, from Nov. 18, show 445,000 viewers and a .14 rating.
Despite some fluctuations, the numbers show consistent support for AEW Rampage and its roster of talented wrestlers. Fans can catch the show on Fridays at 10pm EST on TNT. For more news and updates on All Elite Wrestling, visit prowrestlingwars.com. – 521K /
Prowrestlingwars.com brings you the latest AEW Rampage ratings and viewership numbers. As the new year began, AEW Rampage didn't disappoint as it pulled in 521K viewers with a 0.14 rating on Jan. 6. The previous week's viewership was 470K with a 0.12 rating. The viewership has been fluctuating with a low of 361K on Dec. 2. The highest viewership was on Dec. 23 with 566K viewers with a 0.18 rating. AEW Rampage has been gaining momentum lately, with positive reactions from the fans and the wrestling community. Stay tuned to Prowrestlingwars.com for more updates on AEW Rampage ratings and viewership. – 388K /
In the world of professional wrestling, ratings are crucial. Fans are always eager to know how their favorite wrestling shows are performing in the ratings. All Elite Wrestling's Friday night show, Rampage, has been gaining momentum since its debut in August 2021. The show has been featuring some of the biggest names in wrestling from all over the world. The latest ratings for Rampage are out and show that the show has been consistently holding its own.
According to <a Rampage's ratings for the past few weeks have been steady with the Jan 6th episode receiving 551K viewers with a .15 rating, followed by the Jan 13th episode with 513K viewers and a .13 rating. The Jan 20th episode received 464K viewers with a .13 rating, followed by the Jan 27th episode with 458K viewers and a .14 rating. The Feb 3rd episode received 406K viewers with a .11 rating and the Feb 10th episode received 375K viewers with a .12 rating. The latest episode on Feb 17th received 388 The latest viewership numbers for AEW Rampage are out and it's been a mixed bag. According to <a the February 17th episode had the worst viewership ever with only 287K tuning in and a 0.07 rating. However, the following week's episode on February 24th saw a significant increase with 409K viewers and a 0.11 rating. The March 3rd episode had 394K viewers and a 0.10 rating, while March 10th saw a further increase to 447K viewers and a 0.15 rating. The March 17th episode also saw a rise in viewership with 474K tuning in and a 0.18 rating. However, the March 25th episode, which premiered on a Saturday with an all-access special, saw a dip in viewership with only 373K tuning in. Despite the fluctuations, AEW continues to be a popular choice for wrestling fans and we'll have to wait and see how the numbers shape up in the coming weeks. In recent weeks, AEW Rampage's ratings have fluctuated. On March 31st, the show drew 340,000 viewers with a 0.10 rating. However, on April 7th, the show's viewership increased to 503,000 with a 0.17 rating. The following week, on April 14th, AEW Rampage's Battle of the Belts VI drew 639,000 viewers with a 0.21 rating. However, on April 22nd, the show's viewership dipped to 371,000 with a 0.12 rating. The trend continued on April 28th, where the program drew 298,000 viewers with a 0.09 rating. Despite these fluctuations, AEW Rampage remains a popular program among wrestling fans. Catch all the latest AEW news and updates at prowrestlingwars.com. ratings reveals that May 26th episode of AEW Rampage garnered 436K viewers with a rating of .11. This was a significant increase from the previous week's episode on May 19th, which drew in 293K viewers with a .09 rating. The May 26th episode was a two-hour special and aired on its usual time slot of 10 pm ET on Friday. The ratings report also shows that AEW Rampage has been consistently performing well and attracting a steady viewership base since its inception.
To catch up on all the latest action from AEW Rampage, visit <a for complete results and in-depth analysis of each episode. Let Prowrestlingwars.com be your go-to source for all things AEW Rampage and stay up-to-date with your favorite wrestlers and storylines. On May 26th, 2023, AEW Rampage aired and showcased a fantastic bout between Hikaru Shida and Britt Baker, who later teamed up to defeat Big Bill and Monster Acclaimed. The show garnered a total of 742,000 viewers, ranking fifth among cable originals for the night as reported by Showbuzz Daily. For a full recap and reactions, click here. To read more about the show's ratings and viewership, visit prowrestlingwars.com.