SMACKDOWN LIVE Ratings Increased For The MONEY IN THE BANK Go Home Show

SMACKDOWN LIVE Ratings Increased For The MONEY IN THE BANK Go Home Show

WWE's ratings have not been good in recent weeks but things turned around for SmackDown Live on Tuesday with just days to go until the Money in the Bank PPV takes place in Chicago. Read on for details...

By JoshWilding - Jun 14, 2018 04:06 AM EST
Filed Under: WWE
This week's episode of RAW enjoyed a pretty solid ratings boost and the same can now be said for SmackDown Live. In total, Tuesday's edition drew a total of 2,183,000 viewers which is up from last week's 2,183,000 viewers. That may only be a difference of 50,000 viewers but this is a solid turn around for the blue brand and numbers could increase again following Money in the Bank.

After all, there's a very good chance that Shinsuke Nakamura will win the WWE Championship and that at least one of the show's Superstars will end up winning a Money in the Bank briefcase. 

 
SmackDown Live ranked first in the top 150 shows on cable for the night. The show featured a lot of great matches, including Nakamura vs. Jeff Hardy and Daniel Bryan vs. Shelton Benjamin. What did you think of the episode? As always, be sure to let us know your thoughts in the comments section.
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