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According to Conviva, this year’s WrestleMania got the better of Super Bowl LVI in Impressions, Video View, Video Watch Time, and Engagements. WrestleMania 38 had 2.2 Billion Impressions whereas Super Bowl LVI had 1.8 Billion Impressions. WrestleMania 38 from Dallas, Texas outperformed Super Bowl LVI in several social media metrics per Conviva. Randy Orton recently claimed that WrestleMania was superior to the Super Bowl, but what do the numbers say? Does The Viper have a point? What Happened: According to a Variety report citing data from the analytics firm Conviva, World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.'s WWE WrestleMania 38 drew a combined 2.2 billion impressions Wrestlemania is the biggest event for wrestling fans but wrestling isn't very big compared to the NFL. Both of those events are marketed to fans and non-fans alike. A big difference is that the Super Bowl airs on network TV and makes money off advertising while Wrestlemania is a PPV event that people pay a stupid amount of money to watch. WrestleMania 38 beat Super Bowl LVI with 2.2 billion social media impressions for WWE vs. 1.8 billion impressions for the NFL. WWE won in video views with WrestleMania at 1.1 billion vs. Super Bowl at 618 million. Viewership. While both the Super Bowl and WrestleMania attract large crowds in person, they also have massive television audiences. The Super Bowl is consistently one of the most-watched television events of the year, with over 100 million viewers tuning in to watch the game. WrestleMania 38 beat Super Bowl LVI with 2.2 billion social media impressions for WWE vs. 1.8 billion impressions for the NFL. WWE won in video views with WrestleMania at 1.1 billion vs. Super Bowl at 618 million. WWE won in engagements with WrestleMania at 87 million vs. Super Bowl at 78 million. NBCUniversal has announced that WrestleMania 39 broke records for usage on Peacock over the past weekend, with the event scoring the second-highest viewership ever. NBCUniversal has officially announced that WrestleMania 39 broke records for usage on Peacock over the past weekend, with the WWE flagship event scoring the second-highest viewership ever and generating the most hours watched of any Peacock live event except for the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl remains the leader in sports business, but WrestleMania is no economic slouch. WWE's top show lays the smackdown on many a sporting event. Video Play Button WrestleMania 38 beat Super Bowl LVI with 2.2 billion social media impressions for WWE vs. 1.8 billion impressions for the NFL. WWE won in video views with WrestleMania at 1.1 billion vs. Super WWE’s 13.1 million hours vs. 3.56 million hours for the Super Bowl. WWE’s 87 million engagements vs. 78 million for the Super Bowl. More Wrestling Coverage: ‘WrestleMania 38’ Night 2 Recap According to video analytics company Conviva, WrestleMania 38 also beat Super Bowl 56 on Social Media via impressions, video views, video watch time and engagements. Impressions: WWE: 2.2 Billion Impressions vs. Super Bowl: 1.8 Billion Impressions; Video Views: WWE: 1.1 Billion Video Views vs. Super Bowl: 618 Million Video Views Per Polymarket odds, Super Bowl LIX’s viewership is favored to land between 115 million and 120 million (+355). 120 million to 125 million (+376) is not out of the question, either. This year, the Super Bowl will air on Fox. The biggest wild card for Super Bowl LIX is Tubi, a FAST service. With Tubi, consumers can watch the Super Bowl for TV Ratings WrestleMania 39 Delivers Record Weekend For Peacock, Up 29% In Viewership From 2022. By Katie Campione. Final Reckoning' Among Expected Super Bowl LIX Movie Trailers Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday night drew 123.7 million viewers across all platforms, marking an all-time audience record for a single program on U.S. airwaves, per fast-national figures. The Chiefs’ 25-22 win over the 49ers in overtime scored 120.3 million viewers on CBS alone (the total-platform number of 123.7 also includes Paramount+ Let's examine Wrestlemania viewership. Let's take both Wrestlemania and the Superbowl from 2009 and let's compare the two. Super Bowl XLIII- in 2009 holds the record for total U.S. viewership, attracting an average audience of 98.7 million. By comparison, Wrestlemania total worldwide buys amounted to 960,000. Now, let's say the average number Super Bowl LIV is officially in the books and the Kansas City Chiefs are world champions after 50 years of waiting. They were able to defeat the San Francisco 49ers in what many consider to be one of the best Super Bowls of all time. WrestleMania was the second most viewed event on Peacock to date, behind only Super Bowl LVI. WrestleMania generated 2.2 billion social media impressions, more than the 1.8 billion impressions generated by Super Bowl LVI. WrestleMania viewership in India was a record 56.1 million, a 29% increase year-over-year
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