The go-home episode of WWE SmackDown before the Royal Rumble is officially in the books, and it has set the stage for tomorrow's marquee event.

WWE SmackDown airs live from Berlin on Jan. 9 with a Three Stages of Hell main event and potential surprises. Here's the full card.

WWE SmackDown is shifting networks for a couple of episodes next month.

SmackDown is set to have a new home in February, with the Winter Olympics forcing the blue brand from its usual slot on the USA Network. The USA Network's cover

Wrestlenomics reports that WWE SmackDown on January 23 drew 943,000 viewers on USA Network. This number is down from the 968,000 viewers the show drew on January 16th. Friday’s episode scored a 0.22 rating in the 18 to 49 demographic, up from the 0.21 rating last Friday.

Tonight marks the return of three-hour SmackDown episodes, and WWE is betting fans will embrace the expanded format. For wrestling fans, the promise of more content sounds wonderful on the surface—more matches, more storylines, more opportunities to see ...

WWE SmackDown this week takes place at the Bell Centre in Montreal, serving as the lead-up to Saturday Night's Main Event. The show features a major title defence by Joe Gacy and Dexter Lumis against members of Solo Sikoa's MFTs,

Wrestlenomics reports that WWE SmackDown on January 16 drew 968,000 viewers on USA Network. This number is down from the 990,000 viewers the show drew on January 9th. Friday’s episode scored a 0.21 rating in the 18 to 49 demographic, down from the 0.26 rating last Friday.

The go-home episode of "WWE SmackDown" saw a few additions to the Royal Rumble ahead of Saturday's event.

WWE SmackDown saw a slight decrease in viewership on October 24. According to Wrestlenomics, SmackDown averaged 1.147 million viewers on Friday. The show drew a 0.29 rating in the 18 to 49 demographic. The viewership is slightly down from last week’s ...