What time is WWE SmackDown on tonight? Read on to find out how to watch WWE’s Friday night programming.
Establishing itself as the most-watched television program on Friday nights, WWE’s secondary program of SmackDown, has been airing weekly since April 1999. In the last 25 years, SmackDown has been viewed by billions of people, having taken place in over 100 different arenas, in 100+ cities, and 11 different countries. SmackDown has been broadcast on six different networks, both on tape delay and live across timeslots on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, the latter of which it has aired live since October 2019.
Now airing weekly on USA Network, SmackDown has captured the attention of streaming fans globally, continuing to build on its impressive viewership and overall audience numbers. It is one of the top shows on the network, which has new fans often asking, “What time is WWE SmackDown tonight?”
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What Time is WWE SmackDown Tonight?
WWE SmackDown airs live from the SAP Center in San Jose, California. The show will air at its weekly 8 PM ET/ 5 PM PT time slot on USA Network. Replays can be watched the next day on Peacock in the U.S. and Netflix internationally. Archives of SmackDown episodes, including classic episodes from past eras, are also available for viewing on Peacock.
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You can check out WWE programming on Netflix (Raw), USA Network (SmackDown), The CW (NXT), Tubi (WWE Evolve), A&E (WWE Superstar Sunday – Rivals, WWE LFG, and Greatest Moments) and Peacock (WWE Main Event as well as archives and premium live event streaming). Follow WWE on social media to relive top moments and matches on YouTube, and catch fast-paced action on X (WWE Speed).
