USA Network officials are said to be happy with the viewership of NXT 2.0 since the brand’s relaunch in September 2021.
Last year, the brand underwent a dramatic change in presentation and roster with NXT 2.0 being seen once-again as the developmental system for WWE’s main roster.
Andrew Zarian of the Mat Men Pro Wrestling Podcast reports that the Network is happy with the figures the show pulls according to an interview with one USA Network employee:
“They’re doing good in the ratings. 620,000ish, they’re not doing terrible. USA Network is happy with this. I had a conversation with someone on Tuesday from USA and they’re like, ‘Yeah, we’re fine with the six-somethings,’ because listen, even with that slammed roster with like NXT being NXT they were doing the 700,000s….USA doesn’t care if there are some WWE guys there, they just want ratings. I think they’re happy with the 600 and something rating you know like that 620-650, a 7 [00] for like a big show that’s like. That’s a decent range. Yeah, it’s not that bad.”
This week’s post Roadblock episode drew 624,000 viewers, up 1.79% from last week’s 613,000 viewers for the Roadblock episode.
This week’s NXT viewership was up 4.5% from the episode that aired one year ago, while the 18-49 key demo rating was up 7.7% from the show that aired one year ago.
