WWE SmackDown Ratings Surge for Final Money in the Bank Go-Home Show

WWE SmackDown Ratings Surge for Final Money in the Bank Go-Home Show

The October 9 episode of WWE SmackDown on USA Network experienced a notable upward trajectory, capturing increased figures across both total viewership and key demographic metrics.

According to data released by Wrestlenomics, Friday’s broadcast averaged 1.352 million viewers, marking an approximate 8.2% boost compared to the 1.250 million people who tuned in for the October 2 episode.

Growth was even more pronounced in the critical 18-49 demographic, where the program pulled in a 0.32 rating—a substantial 18.5% increase from the previous week’s 0.27 figure.

The episode served directly as the final go-home show for the WWE Money In The Bank 2026 premium live event.

Digital Engagement and Top YouTube Highlights

While television numbers trended upward, fan interest also translated heavily to digital platforms. The official YouTube clips covering the final pre-PPV developments drew massive engagement from the audience:

  • R-Truth returns to SmackDown to attack Damian Priest (1.3M views)
  • FULL SEGMENT: Sami Zayn rips into CM Punk and Kevin Owens atop ladders (632K views)
  • EXCLUSIVE: R-Truth promises to hurt Damian Priest (528K views)
  • Finn Bálor saves Danhausen from a Gunther attack (514K views)
  • AND NEW! Alexa Bliss and Tatum Paxley win Tag Title gold (500K views)

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