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AEW Rampage hits all-time low

March 21, 2022 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

AEW Rampage suffered from the first weekend of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament as its Friday night timeslot was shuffled to later that night and drew just 398,000 viewers on TNT.

Rampage fell to 57th overall in cable ratings for Friday night. Notably, the first 12 telecasts rated in cable on Friday were related to the NCAA Tournament.

Rampage also fell in the A18-49 demo with just 0.13. But, once again, it was out of its time slot, later on Friday night.

AEW Rampage on TBS

Episode 32 398,000 (0.13 A18-49)

Episode 31 526,000 (0.22 A18-49)

Episode 30 545,000 (0.22 A18-49)

Episode 29 473,000 (0.18 A18-49)

Episode 28 471,000 (0.20 A18-49(

Episode 27 549,000 (0.19 A18-49)

Episode 26 540,000 (0.20 A18-49)

Episode 25 601,000 (0.25 A18-49)

Episode 24 594,000 (0.24 A18-49)

Episode 23 526,000 (0.20 A18-49)

Episode 22 588,000 (0.24 A18-49)

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