The ratings for the February 17th editions of WWE SmackDown and AEW Rampage have been published. On average, 2.383 million people watched SmackDown and 287,000 people watched Rampage. For Rampage, this is the lowest total viewership in the history of the show.

The viewing figures have been obtained via Wrestlenomics:

Rampage was preempted to 7pm. It should've been an 'x' on the chart, reposted below.

Previous Rampage eps on in 2022 at 7pm Fri had 410k, 482k, 471k viewers and at lowest 0.15 P18-49 rating.

This was least-watched Rampage in its history.

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Both shows have seen a drop in viewers compared to the previous week. With the February 10th episode of SmackDown drawing an average audience of 2.468 million people, the drop calculates to approximately 3.4%. SmackDown obtained a key demographic rating of 0.58, also down from the 0.64 rating from the previous week.

The February 10th edition of Rampage drew an average audience of 375,000, meaning that the drop calculates to approximately 23.5%. It should be noted that Rampage did start at an earlier time of 7pm, but past episodes at this start time did still drew between 400,000 and 500,000 viewers. Rampage drew a key demographic rating of 0.07, also down from the 0.12 rating from the previous week.

SmackDown presented the final build to Elimination Chamber, with Bray Wyatt issuing a challenge to either Brock Lesnar or Bobby Lashley.

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