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2 days ago | postwrestling.com | John Pollock

The Dynamite portion of AEW Fyter Fest ranked third among cable programming in the core demo on Wednesday. TBA and AEW experimented with a four-hour live program on Wednesday from Denver, Colorado, with Dynamite and Collision airing back-to-back on the network. The Dynamite portion from 8-10:06 p.m. ET averaged 655,000 viewers and 247,000 viewers (0,18) in the 18-49 demographic. Dynamite’s viewership increased by three percent, and the 18-49 audience increased by sixteen percent over last week.

2 days ago | postwrestling.com | John Pollock

NXT achieved a three-week high in its 18-49 demographic during an off night for the NBA and NHL playoffs. The June 3 episode from the Performance Center averaged 684,000 viewers and 201,000 viewers (0.15) in the 18-49 demographic on CW. The audience increased by six percent while the core demo grew by seven percent over last week’s figures. It was the show’s largest audience in the 18-49 demo since May 13.

3 days ago | postwrestling.com | John Pollock

The Orange County Police Department made an arrest at the WWE Performance Center, with a report of an additional one. An eyewitness outside of the building relayed information on Tuesday evening following NXT that an arrest was made. Mike Johnson of PWinsider.com reports that this arrest concerned an alleged stalker of WWE performer Liv Morgan, adding that the arrest was not made by the local police department but by “a much larger agency” being involved.

4 days ago | postwrestling.com | John Pollock

WWE won the night on Friday as SmackDown ranked first in the 18-49 demographic. SmackDown was able to lead the USA Network to a victory without a significant boost in viewers, but rather, having a night without the NBA or NHL playoffs. The May 30 episode of SmackDown from Knoxville, Tennessee, averaged 1,383,000 viewers – identical to the previous week – and averaged 459,000 viewers (0.34) in the 18-49 demo.

4 days ago | postwrestling.com | John Pollock

Trick Williams retained the NXT Championship in the main event of Tuesday’s program. Mike Santana was attempting to bring the title “back” to TNA and was on the verge of winning after landing a 450 splash, but Williams used his finger to reach the rope and save himself.