WWE NXT Viewership Takes a Hit as Key Demographic Ratings Slip on The CW

WWE NXT Viewership Takes a Hit as Key Demographic Ratings Slip on The CW

The latest television viewership figures for WWE NXT have been revealed. According to a new report from Wrestlenomics, the October 20 episode of WWE NXT attracted an average of 655,000 viewers on The CW Network, showing a notable shift in the weekly ratings. This marking represents a visible decline from the previous week’s broadcast on October 13, which managed to bring in a stronger audience of 732,000 viewers.

WWE NXT Ratings Breakdown (October 20 Episode)

In addition to the drop in total audience size, the developmental brand also saw a decrease in its core viewership. Tuesday’s broadcast secured a 0.10 rating in the highly coveted 18 to 49 demographic. This number is down compared to the 0.14 demo rating that the program registered during the prior Tuesday night episode.

Digital Performance: Top Trending Moments on YouTube

Despite the drop in traditional television metrics, NXT continues to pull significant numbers across digital platforms. Fans turned to social media to catch up on the night’s most dramatic segments. Here are the top five most-viewed WWE NXT videos on YouTube this week:

  • Zilla Fatu boosts El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. & Galeno over BirthRight (159K views)
  • FULL MATCH: Cruz Montana vs. Dion Lennox (158K views)
  • Cruz Montana SNAPS on Dion Lennox with a steel steps assault (125K views)
  • Kelani Jordan brutalizes Kendal Grey in message to Wren Sinclair (124K views)
  • Grayson Waller and Tony D’Angelo get personal in vicious exchange (85K views)
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