Kemo
08-24-2016, 11:10 PM
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Like Monday’s RAW, this week’s episode of SmackDown Live saw a nice bump in viewership following WWE SummerSlam.
The 8/23 edition of SmackDown Live averaged 2.714 million viewers, up from the previous week’s 2.471 million viewers.
SmackDown featured fallout from SummerSlam, the introduction of the brand’s new Women’s and Tag Team Championships as well as AJ Styles earning a shot to face WWE Champion Dean Ambrose at Backlash.
The show was #3 for the night in viewership and #1 in the 18-49 demographic.
Like Monday’s RAW, this week’s episode of SmackDown Live saw a nice bump in viewership following WWE SummerSlam.
The 8/23 edition of SmackDown Live averaged 2.714 million viewers, up from the previous week’s 2.471 million viewers.
SmackDown featured fallout from SummerSlam, the introduction of the brand’s new Women’s and Tag Team Championships as well as AJ Styles earning a shot to face WWE Champion Dean Ambrose at Backlash.
The show was #3 for the night in viewership and #1 in the 18-49 demographic.