-- Below are viewership and ratings figures for last week's WWE and AEW shows with pretty much every show going up against coverage of the 2024 Olympic Games.
- WWE NXT on 8/6 drew 534,000 viewers and a 0.16 rating while airing on Syfy for the second straight week. While the audience and rating are the one of the lowest all year, the figures are the best ever for NXT when airing on Syfy. With the Olympics over, NXT will shift back to the USA Network.
- AEW Dynamite on 8/7 averaged 622,000 viewers and a 0.19 rating. It is the third lowest audience for Dynamite when it airs in its regular time slot. The only two shows with worse audiences took place over the last couple of months. The rating is also the third worst in series history but up from last week.
- WWE Smackdown on 8/9 averaged 2.269 million viewers and a 0.64 rating. Those numbers would make it the most watched episode of the show in almost a month. The show featured the return of Roman Reigns.
- AEW Rampage on 8/9 averaged 219,000 viewers and a 0.09 rating. The audience is up from last week, but that's where the good news ends as it was the second lowest in history, of course ahead of only the one from August 2.
- AEW Collision on 8/10 averaged 395,000 viewers and a 0.11 rating. That is almost double from the week before when the show was moved to a Saturday afternoon time slot to avoid SummerSlam and it ended up drawing the worst audience in the history of the show.
