Chad McMahon Archives

Another week, another time that alleged WWE fans have let The Chadster down again. Yes, WWE Raw dropped in overall viewership this week.

With the leader of the Yes! Movement, Daniel Bryan, banned, WWE Smackdown can finally grow into the ratings juggernaut it was always destined to be.

AEW Dynamite drew over a million viewers and took the number one spot on the cable charts for last night's Blood and Guts show, but failed to beat April numbers.

AEW Dynamite delivered on every level this week with the long-awaited Blood and Guts show, and The Chadster couldn't possibly be angrier about it.

Despite growth in viewership, young people tuned out of WWE NXT this week, driving the show's ratings to a devastating new Tuesday Night low.

The Chadster is pleased to see that at least some disloyal, traitorous WWE fans have returned to the fold as WWE Raw won cable again this week.

With its chief rival, Shark Tank, off the air this week, WWE Smackdown defeated everyone including the NFL Draft in the 18-49 demographic.

President Joe Biden's address to Congress crushed AEW Dynamite in the ratings this week, nearly knocking the show out of the top ten.

AEW added four more matches to next week's Blood and Guts edition of AEW Dynamite, which won't be a one match show after all.

The Chadster is back in the recap seat, and he has some thoughts on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite and how it was unfair to WWE.

Jon Moxley will defend NJPW's IGPW United States Championship against Yuji Nagata on AEW Dynamite in two weeks.

WWE NXT failed to get even the tip into the ratings top ten this week. They pulled out last week after penetrating the list two weeks ago.

It's The Chadster's sad and solemn duty to report that the ranks of true WWE fans continue to dwindle, as the WWE Raw Ratings dropped again this week.

It looks like WWE Smackdown is back to being the A-Show of WWE after WWE Raw briefly replaced it in the 2 million club last week.

WWE's ratings may be in the toilet this week, but AEW Dynamite dropped as well, leading The Chadster to finally come out of his garage.

The Chadster is outraged as WWE NXT dropped nineteen places in the ratings despite gaining in both overall viewership and 18-49 demographic.

Tragedy struck the pro wrestling industry Tuesday as the ratings for WWE Raw dropped and viewership once again fell below 2 million viewers.

Smackdown failed to capitalize on any WrestleMania buzz, leading The Chadster to wonder why WWE even keeps the show on the air.

With no NXT to hold it back, AEW Dynamite scored its second-highest viewership ever with over 1.2 million viewers and a .44 in 18-49.

WWE NXT has come to Tuesday nights and broken into the top ten cable shows. Ultimate domination will not be far behind.

WWE has figured out its ratings woes. All it needs to do is have an event as big as WrestleMania every weekend, and WWE Raw will be back on top again!

On the eve of WrestleMania, WWE Smackdown lost the ratings battle against Shark Tank, proving once and for all that money is the root of all evil.

NFTs were already really cool, but now that they feature The Undertaker's greatest moments from WWE, they're about to get way cooler.

WWE NXT came up short in the final battle of the Wednesday Night Ratings Wars, losing to AEW Dynamite in the 18-49 demo and cable rankings.

Chris Jericho namedropped Sammy Guevara during a promo for his appearance on the Broken Skull Sessions podcast on the WWE Network on Peacock.

In the penultimate ratings battle of the Wednesday Night Wars, NXT came within striking distance of Dynamite in 18-49. Can they win next week?

WWE Raw took the top three spots on the cable charts once again, proving that The Chadster was right about everything all along.

AEW Dynamite picked up a ratings win in the Wednesday Night Wars despite losing viewers and scoring lower in the 18-49 demo this week.

Impact grew its viewership ahead of Saturday's Sacrifice PPV, but with a huge intercompany main event set for April, this could be just the beginning.

WWE Raw took the top three spots in the cable ratings chart once again this week as the Bobby Lashley era proves to be a ratings draw!