SmackDown Hits Two-Month High in Viewership
The October 9 episode of WWE SmackDown drew an average of 1.352 million viewers, up from 1.25 million the previous week and marking the highest figure since August 7. The show, which served as the final episode before Money in the Bank, also improved in the key 18-49 demographic with a 0.32 rating that tied the second-highest mark of the past two months. Year-over-year numbers for October are up 22 percent in total viewership and 25 percent in the demo compared to 2024.
The October 9 episode of WWE SmackDown achieved the highest viewership for the show in two months. The go-home episode ahead of the Money in the Bank premium live event drew an average of 1,352,000 viewers. This marked an increase from the previous week's 1,250,000 viewers.
The October 9 show represented the highest average viewership for SmackDown since the August 7 episode, which attracted 1,470,000 viewers. Last week's episode also exceeded the four-week average of 1,249,000 viewers.
· Wrestling Inc
