WOS Wrestling recently premiered on ITV and it was a huge and monumental debut as a new WOS Champion was crowned when Rampage defeated Grado for the title. WOS Wrestling, Grado, and WOS Executive/Commentator Stu Bennett commented on the title change, as you can see below:

WE HAVE A NEW WOS CHAMPION!! @RampageBrown #woswrestling #wosw pic.twitter.com/CRgvhYQ4bs
— WOS Wrestling (@WOSWrestling) July 28, 2018

Hope you all enjoyed the 1st @WOSWrestling!
Gutted to have lost the title (after holding it for 574 days, on my 1st defence ??????)…. BUT delighted British Wrestling is back on the telly and it looks like the response has been SUPERB ??
Cheers and catch ye next week! @ITV pic.twitter.com/8z3r7NXsgH
— GRADO (@gradowrestling) July 28, 2018

WHAT A NIGHT! Overwhelming response to the first episode & a massive congrats to NEW @WOSWrestling Heavyweight Champion @RampageBrown!! I want to know what all of YOU thought of the show.. (and don’t forget we’ll be back at the same time next week) ???????? pic.twitter.com/glgOvMFLrP
— Stu Bennett (@StuBennett) July 28, 2018

With WOS Wrestling recently premiering and the debut show seeing Rampage defeat Grado to become the new WOS Champion, it is being said that the show peaked at 1.2 million viewers, as seen below:

NEWS JUST IN!!! @WOSWrestling is set to be the highest rating British Wrestling TV show in over 30 years. Peaking at nearly 1.2million viewers, before repeats and catch up. Thanks for all your support! Tune in next Saturday at 5pm @ITV @WeAreSTV #WOSWrestling #BritishWrestling
— WOS Wrestling (@WOSWrestling) July 29, 2018

On last week’s RAW, Bayley and Sasha Banks defeated two female independent wrestlers who were billed as being “Samantha Simon” and “Karen Lunde.” As it turns out, the names were a rib on two WWE producers – Dean Malenko and Arn Anderson because Malenko’s real name is Dean Simon and Anderson’s is Marty Lunde.