WWE Vs. TNA UK Ratings, AM RAW Rating

Partial Source: Pwinsider

– The November 19th edition of WWE AM RAW scored a 0.23 (0.2) cable rating, with 487,000 viewers.

– Here is the latest WWE & TNA UK ratings information:

TNA:
Bound For Glory drew 186,000 viewers on a three-day tape delay (with no replays, save for the Challenge +1 timeshift channel – something that is really annoying, given that Impact gets a replay!)

As for Impact, looking at the first airings only (3 days after the US):

September 15 – no rating (would mean 114,000 viewers or less)
September 22 – 141,000
September 19 – 137,000 (-4,000 viewers)
October 6 – 184,000 (+47,000)
October 13 – 169,000 (-15,000)
October 20 – 147,000 (-22,000)
October 27 – 191,000 (+44,000)
November 3 – 197,000 (+6,000)

Quite a fluctuation here; Impact fell off a cliff in mid September, leading to them not appearing on Challenge's top ten for what I think would be the first time since they moved onto the station earlier in 2011. The viewership did recover, before dropping off before Bound For Glory, although the post-BFG stuff with Roode and Storm looks to have helped the show back to some good ratings.

WWE:
On the WWE front, two pay-per-views aired on "free" TV on Sky Sports.

Night of Champions: airing live, drew 156,000 viewers, with a replay the following night drawing 98,000.

Vengeance got 130,000 live, with 43,000 the following evening on the replay.

Raw's ratings (all for the live airing)

September 12 – 145,000 (-1,000 viewers on the prior week)
September 19 – 159,000 (+14,000)
September 26 – 150,000 (-9,000)
October 3 – 112,000 (-38,000)
October 10 – 148,000 (+36,000)
October 17 – 130,000 (-18,000)
October 24 – 131,000 (+1,000)
October 31 – 116,000 (-15,000)

SmackDown (all for the first airing on Friday night)
September 16 – 142,000
September 23 – 195,000 (+53,000)
September 30 – 136,000 (-59,000)
October 7 – 75,000 (-61,000)
October 14 – 102,000 (+27,000)
October 21 – 93,000 (-9,000)
October 28 – 114,000 (+21,000)
November 4 – 124,000 (+10,000)

A few stories here – Raw staying on the same channel at the same time every week leads to a fair amount of consistency, with the ratings changes most likely a result of viewers' feelings from the prior week. SmackDown largely stays on the same channel/same time (Sky Sports 3 at 10pm) – a change of channel has more effect than a delayed start, most likely due to people using series-link features getting caught out.