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Smackdown falls in ratings this week to 2.45M viewer average

March 7, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

WWE Smackdown fell of this week in ratings drawing a 2.45 million viewer average over its two-hour time slot on Fox.

In the first hour Smackdown drew 2.579 million viewers and then dropped off with 2.326 million viewers in the second.  Smackdown drew 0.7 in the A18-49 demo both hours.  It drew 0.9 in the first hour among 25-54 and then dropped to 0.8 in the second hour. 

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The ratings reflect a decrease in ratings from last week.  The drop in the A18-49 demo from last week may be a minor blip.  It did draw a 5 share in the male 18-49 demo which led all networks. 

Filed Under: FOX, Friday Night SmackDown, ratings, WWE

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