AEW Rampage Viewership Plummets With So Much Pro Wrestling Competition This Week

AEW brought another episode of Rampage for fans this week, despite all the obvious competition all over the pro wrestling landscape. They ran against the WWE Hall of Fame and Supercard of Honor was going on. How did the viewership turn out?

Alfred Konouwa reports that March 31st’s episode of AEW Rampage brought in 308,000 viewers with the fast national viewership. This number was actually down from the previous week’s special Saturday show.

The special Saturday edition of AEW Rampage on March 25th drew a fast national viewership of 355,000. That was down from the previous week.

The March 17th episode of AEW Rampage brought a fast national audience of 406K, which is down from last week. 195k of those viewers were in the 18 to 49 demographic.

The March 10th episode of AEW Rampage brought in an overnight average of 419k viewers.

The March 3rd episode of AEW Rampage brought in a viewership of 394,000, with a .10 in the 18 to 49 demographic.

February 24th’s episode of AEW Rampage brought in an overnight average of 409,000 viewers, with a .11 in the 18 to 49 demographic. This was a jump up in viewership as they returned to their normal time slot.

The February 17th episode of AEW Rampage brought a viewership number of 287,000, with a .07 in the 18 to 49 demographic. Keep in mind, that they were on at 7:00 PM EST this week due to the NBA on TNT.

AEW Rampage drew an incredibly low viewership on February 10th. They only pulled in 375,000 viewers, with a .12 rating in the 18 to 49 demographic. That was their lowest viewership number to date at that point.

AEW Rampage brought in 406,000 viewers on February 3rd. They also drew a .11 in the 18 to 49 demographic.

AEW Rampage did not perform very well at all on January 27th , as they brought in 419K viewers. This came after WWE scored over 2.4 million for SmackDown with their Royal Rumble go-home show.

January 20th’s episode of AEW Rampage brought in a viewership of 464,000 with a .13 in the 18 to 49 demographic.

The January 13th episode of AEW Rampage brought in an average viewership of 513,000 viewers, with a .13 in the 18 to 49 demographic.

The January 6th episode of AEW Rampage brought an overnight average of 551,000 viewers, with a .15 in the 18 to 49 demographic.

AEW Rampage’s December 30th episode brought in 470,000 viewers, with a .12 in the 18 to 49 demographic.

December 23rd episode brought in 566,000 viewers, with a .18 in the 18 to 49 demographic.

The December 16th episode of AEW Rampage pulled a fast national viewership number of 447,000, with 185k in the 18 to 49 demographic. The overall viewership is down 22% from last year’s number.

December 9th’s episode of AEW Rampage pulled a fast overnight viewership of 421,00 viewers. This was up from last week, but it is still well below where they want to be. That number is down 16% from last year’s episode.

The December 2nd episode of AEW Rampage brought in 361,000 viewers, with a.08 in the 18 to 49 demographic. This is not a good sign for AEW as they close out the year.

The Black Friday episode of AEW Rampage drew a fast national rating of 391,000 viewers for their special 4:00 PM time slot. They also drew 129k in the 18 to 49 demographic.

The November 18th episode of AEW Rampage brought in a viewership of 445,000, with a .14 in the 18 to 49 demographic.

The November 11th episode of AEW Rampage brought in a fast national of 432K viewers, with 138K of those fans being in the 18 to 49 demographic.

455,000 fans tuned in to watch the November 4th episode of AEW Rampage. The show also drew a .14 in the 18 to 49 demographic.

We’ll have to see if AEW’s B Show can pull things up. They are certainly putting in enough work to build good cards, but they are also dealing with a difficult time slot.

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