Fox’s April 5 broadcast of Friday Night SmackDown drew 2.6 million total viewers — the program’s largest audience since December of 2022 — and a 0.8 rating that translated into its best demo delivery (1.05 million people in that coveted age group) since December of the year 2020. All told, heading

Logan Paul has been called many things — YouTuber, amateur boxer, an abrasive personality — but now he can add United States Champion to that list. The internet personality-turned-wrestler won the title, marking his first major championship in the WWE, after defeating Hall of Fame wrestler Rey

The King of Bros is now unemployed. On Friday, Matt Riddle announced via X, the app formerly known as Twitter, that he is no longer a WWE wrestler. “Just wanted to inform everyone that I’m no longer with WWE,” Riddle wrote. “Thank you for the memories and opportunities. Also, thank you to all the

WWE SmackDown is headed back to basic cable sooner than expected. Following a five-year stint at Fox, the Friday night show will return to USA Network on Sept. 13, earlier than its previously reported October 2024 date. As part of a newly struck deal with NBCUniversal, WWE will also produce four

In the latest TV ratings, Fox’s broadcast of the WWE’s Friday Night SmackDown averaged 2.45 million total viewers, surging 24% week-to-week to match the event’s best audience since Aug. 11. In the demo, SmackDown was up 36% from last week, as Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson paid a surprise visit. Over on