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WWE Friday Night Smackdown draws 1.57M

March 17, 2025 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

WWE Friday Night Smackdown on Friday night drew 1.561 million viewers on the USA Network. It was second in viewership for the night in the A18-49 demo per Programming Insider.

Friday Night Smackdown 0.52 in the A18-49 demo (approximately 691K-701K viewers) which was second overall on the night to the ACC Tournament game between North Carolina and Duke.

The episode was taped due to the WWE’s European Tour which made a stop in Barcelona, Spain.

The ratings are down from the previous week which drew 1.7 million viewers overall although the A18-49 demo stayed the same.

The episode did have a title change which saw the Street Profits reclaim the tag team titles.

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