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SmackDown Live Live SmackDown Discussion thread, September 3rd, 2021: The one where a title forgotten to be added
- Thread starter Dale
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Catch you guys in there.
I do want to see Becky and Bianca going at it alone but I think a triple threat would be cool eventually.
I'm loving everything about her return persona, for sure. I can't wait for her to have the match with Bianca. Loving the confidence and the promos so far have been fantastic. The Becky/Bianca promo from this past Smackdown was the best thing about the show for me and I'm looking forward to their contract signing next week.
Source: f4wonline.com
WWE SmackDown on Friday night averaged 2.22 million viewers on FOX, down 0.9 percent from the August 27 post-SummerSlam episode.
The show featured a Universal Championship match with Roman Reigns facing Finn Balor in the main event. It was SmackDown's second-best audience since July 16, which was the start of WWE's return to touring.
The show finished fifth out of nine network programs in terms of total viewers.
In the 18-49 demo, SmackDown drew a 0.62 rating, up 6.9 percent from last week. That led all network programming, nearly doubling the nearest competition, but it did trail a college football game on ESPN that drew a 0.74 in the demo.
It was the largest 18-49 number for SmackDown since July 16 and the third highest since February.
Year-over-year, SmackDown was up 4.3 percent in terms of total viewers and up 3.3 percent in the 18-49 demo.
As compared to the 10-week average prior to this week, as shown in the chart below, SmackDown was up 6.2 percent in total viewers and up 10.7 percent in the 18-49 demo:
WWE SmackDown on Friday night averaged 2.22 million viewers on FOX, down 0.9 percent from the August 27 post-SummerSlam episode.
The show featured a Universal Championship match with Roman Reigns facing Finn Balor in the main event. It was SmackDown's second-best audience since July 16, which was the start of WWE's return to touring.
The show finished fifth out of nine network programs in terms of total viewers.
In the 18-49 demo, SmackDown drew a 0.62 rating, up 6.9 percent from last week. That led all network programming, nearly doubling the nearest competition, but it did trail a college football game on ESPN that drew a 0.74 in the demo.
It was the largest 18-49 number for SmackDown since July 16 and the third highest since February.
Year-over-year, SmackDown was up 4.3 percent in terms of total viewers and up 3.3 percent in the 18-49 demo.
As compared to the 10-week average prior to this week, as shown in the chart below, SmackDown was up 6.2 percent in total viewers and up 10.7 percent in the 18-49 demo: