Friday Night SmackDown

Friday Night SmackDown had another first-place finish among network programming while being pre-empted in several markets.

Friday Night SmackDown did not experience the same post-SummerSlam momentum as Raw but topped all of television for the evening.

On the night before SummerSlam, Friday Night SmackDown finished first among network programming despite dropping from the week prior.

The return of Roman Reigns didn’t provide a major spike on Friday Night SmackDown but led to the show finishing second among all programming for the night.

Friday Night SmackDown experienced a dip from the prior week with the show still topping two million viewers for the third consecutive week.

Friday Night SmackDown aired against the Stanley Cup Final, and while down from last week’s strong figures, the show was still among its highest since April.

Vince McMahon appearing on WWE programming during a scandal and a rare championship match on television led to Friday Night SmackDown soaring.

Friday Night SmackDown steered clear of NBA competition this past weekend and finished first among network programming.

Friday Night SmackDown fell to its lowest overall viewership since the return of fans to the arena while still beating all network programming in the key demographic.

Built around a Tag Title Unification match, Friday Night SmackDown topped two million viewers for the first time in over a month.