TNT issued a press release touting the network secured two No. 1 cable programs in the same week with AEW Dynamite and AEW Rampage.
Last Wednesday’s live episode of AEW Dynamite averaged 1.172 million viewers. Last Friday night’s taped episode of Rampage drew 722,000 viewers according to Showbuzz Daily.
Rampage has a 0.34 rating in key 18-49 demographic, which made it No. 1 for the night on cable.
You can read the full press release from TNT below:
AEW Secures Two #1 Cable Programs in Same Week with Friday’s “AEW: Rampage” & Wednesday’s “AEW: Dynamite”
AEW continues to hold strong in its third week of “AEW: Rampage” as Friday’s #1 cable program in P18-49 audience – on the heels of “AEW: Dynamite” being Wednesday’s #1 cable program in P18-49. See highlights below:
AEW: Rampage – Week Three – Fri 10p-11p
434K P18-49 / 101K P18-34 / 722K P2+
- #1 telecast on cable in P18-49 for the day
- 2021 median age 44 with 68% male skewThe road to ALL OUT continued on Friday’s “AEW: Rampage” where Rey Fenix and Penta El Zero Miedo of The Lucha Bros. battled Jungle Boy and Luchasaurus of Jurassic Express to see which team will face The Young Bucks in the Tag Team Eliminator final. Additionally, Christian Cage teamed up with Frankie Kazarian to face Kenny Omega and Brandon Cutler, and The Bunny took on Tay Conti in the Women’s division.
Founded by CEO, GM and Head of Creative Tony Khan, AEW is a new professional wrestling league headlined by CM Punk, Cody & Brandi Rhodes, Kenny Omega, The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson), Chris Jericho, Sting, Hangman Page, Jon Moxley, MJF, Miro, Darby Allin, Hikaru Shida, Dr. Britt Baker, Nyla Rose, Red Velvet, Malakai Black, Andrade El Idolo, Christian Cage, Sammy Guevara, Jungle Boy, Ethan Page, Scorpio Sky, Lance Archer, Orange Cassidy, Brian Cage, Ricky Starks and many more. For the first time in many years, AEW is offering an alternative to mainstream wrestling, with a roster of world-class talent that is injecting new spirit, freshness and energy into the industry.
“AEW: Dynamite” airs every Wednesday from 8-10 p.m. ET on TNT and attracts the youngest wrestling audience on television. The new fight-forward show “AEW: Rampage” airs every Friday from 10-11 p.m. ET. AEW’s multi-platform content also includes “AEW Dark” and “AEW Dark: Elevation,” two weekly professional wrestling YouTube series, “Being the Elite,” a weekly behind-the-scenes YouTube series, and “AEW Unrestricted,” a weekly podcast series.