In addition to launching his tequila brand, Strowman is now also a television host. His new series, Everything On The Menu with Braun Strowman, premiered just last Friday, October 24th, on the USA Network. The show, which is produced by WWE Studios and BrightNorth Studios, airs in the time slot immediately following WWE SmackDown.

Programming Insider reports that WWE SmackDown on October 24 drew 1.147 million viewers on USA Network. This number is down from the 1.180 million viewers the show drew on Friday, October 17. Friday’s episode scored a 0.29 rating in the 18 to 49 demographic, up from the 0.28 rating last Friday.

Last Friday’s WWE SmackDown episode averaged 1.18 million viewers on USA Network, up 15.3 percent from the previous week.

The upcoming episode of WWE SmackDown will feature the fallout from Crown Jewel 2025, and excitement is high. Over the past few weeks, the WWE shows have been airing at different time slots.

WWE SmackDown viewership information for the October 17, 2025 episode. Programming Insider reports that WWE SmackDown on October 17 drew 1.180 million viewers on USA Network. This number is up from the 1.025 million viewers the show drew on Friday, October 10.

Former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff has revealed how close he came to a career in professional wrestling, attending a two-week WWE training camp in the USA after his retirement before curtailing the idea to spend more time with his family.

Former WWE writer Vince Russo has always been one of the company's harshest critics when it comes to its product.

The Chadster is absolutely trembling with excitement about tonight's WWE SmackDown, which is shaping up to be potentially the most incredible wrestling show of all time! While Tony Khan is probably sitting in his Jacksonville lair plotting new ways to ...