WWE NXT viewership rises on The CW as June 23 ratings show weekly audience growth

WWE NXT Viewership Edges Up

June 23 episode improves on The CW Network

Summary

– WWE NXT saw a slight viewership increase for its June 23, 2026 episode

– The show drew 668,000 viewers with a 0.11 rating in the 18-49 demo

– NXT improved from the previous week but remained down from the same week in 2025

WWE NXT posted a modest audience gain for its June 23, 2026, episode on The CW Network.

According to Programming Insider, NXT averaged 668,000 viewers and drew a 0.11 rating in the key 18-49 demographic. That was up from the June 16 episode, which brought in 610,000 viewers and a 0.09 demo rating.

The week-to-week increase added 58,000 viewers to NXT. That equals a 9.5 percent jump in total audience, while the demo rose by 0.02 for a 22.2 percent increase.

The number also landed above NXT’s 2026 average. The show is averaging 598,957 viewers this year, putting the June 23 episode 69,043 viewers above that mark.

NXT also beat its June average. The current monthly average sits at 595,500 viewers, while this episode reached 668,000 viewers and matched the show’s strongest June demo number so far.

The year-over-year picture was less positive. The June 24, 2025, episode drew 729,000 viewers and a 0.16 demo rating, down 8.4 percent in viewers and 31.3 percent in the demo.

Recent weeks show steady movement in the right direction. NXT has climbed from 548,000 viewers on June 9 to 610,000 on June 16, then 668,000 on June 23.

The show remains below its 2026 high of 744,000 viewers from February 17. Still, the latest number gives NXT another positive week as it continues building momentum on The CW.

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