6. SmackDown Live Loses To Raw Yet Again In Terms of Viewership
This week’s SmackDown Live, which was the go-home episode of the show for Backlash 2016, drew 2.45 million viewers. This is down from previous week’s 2.84 million viewers.
The main event segment of the show featured a final showoff between WWE World Champion Dean Ambrose & AJ Styles before their Backlash bout. Below are the top 10 moments of the show:
— World Wrestling News (@WWENewsMafia) September 10, 2016
— World Wrestling News (@WWENewsMafia) September 10, 2016
This week’s episode of Raw, which featured Kevin Owens’ Universal Title victory celebration & Clash of Champions 2016 main event announcement, drew 3.07 million viewers.
This is down from last week’s 3.41 million viewers. Last week’s show was headlined by a Fatal 4 way elimination match to determine the new Universal Champion (which Owens won).
This means SmackDown Live has lost the viewership war against Raw for another week.
