NXT Reaches Highest Average Viewership in Over Two Years – WWE NXT episode on August 8 has garnered notable ratings. The show attracted a live viewership of 776,000 on the USA Network, marking an increase from the previous week’s count of 717,000 viewers.
According to PWTorch, this episode’s viewership figure stands as the highest recorded since April 20, 2021. In terms of the 18-49 demographic, the show achieved a 0.23 rating, mirroring the rating from the previous week.
The content of the episode included engaging matchups like NXT North American Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio vs. Dragon Lee, Bron Breakker vs. Von Wagner, Noam Dar vs. Tyler Bate, and Mustafa Ali vs. Axiom.
Comparing to the same week in the previous year, the show garnered 597,000 viewers with an 18-49 demographic rating of 0.13.
As noted, WWE aims to surpass AEW Dynamite in specific demo rating with NXT. To provide some context, in the previous week, AEW Dynamite 200 garnered a viewership of 894,000 and a demo rating of 0.31. In the specific 18-34 demographic, the last Dynamite episode secured a rating of 0.22, while NXT achieved a higher rating of 0.31 in the same demographic.
Over the past eight weeks, NXT has maintained an average rating of 0.22 within the younger male demographic, while Dynamite has maintained a slightly higher average of 0.29. This indicates that Dynamite continues to hold a solid advantage in that demographic when considering the two-month average.
The list below outlines the total viewership and key demo ratings over the past 4 episodes:
- 7/18/23: 746,000 viewers – 0.21 key demo rating
- 7/25/23: 703,000 viewers – 0.23 key demo rating – Great American Bash go-home show
- 8/1/23: 717,000 viewers – 0.23 key demo rating – Great American Bash fallout
- 8/8/23: 776,000 viewers – 0.23 key demo rating
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NXT Reaches Highest Average Viewership in Over Two Years
