At the June 1 and June 2 WWE TV tapings for Monday Night Raw and Friday Night Smackdown/ECW, WWE staff and people working the shows were said to be on the look out for any signs brought to the arena regarding Mr. Kennedy reports The Wrestling Observer Newsletter. One sign did end up making TV early in the show, but was later taken away.

Here is a breakdown for the latest WWE and TNA television ratings courtesy of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter:

TNA Impact on 6/4 drew a final 1.1 cable rating (1.11) with 1.6 million viewers. The show did a 0.71 in males 18-34 and 0.91 in males 35-49.

WWE Superstars on 6/4 drew a final 1.0 cable rating. This comes a week after the show drew its record low rating despite featuring John Cena.

ECW on Sci Fi on 6/2 drew a final 1.05 cable rating with 1.29 million viewers. The show only did a 0.67 in males 18-49 making it the lowest rated national show in that desired age group. 74% of the audience was male with the average viewer being 45.

WWE Monday Night Raw on 6/1 drew a final 3.4 cable rating (3.43) with 4.79 million viewers. The show did a 2.60 in males 18-49. 64% of the audience was male and the average viewer was 38.

WWE Friday Night Smackdown on 5/29 drew a final 1.7 broadcast rating. No word on total viewership, but this was up from last week’s lower 1.6 rating.

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