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I will skip the usual recap of this week’s action because I wanted to take a look back at what we saw in wrestling in 2016.
Looking Back at 2016
The last year saw a new television home for Impact, a new wrestling show featuring the cruiserweights (who are somehow exclusive to Raw despite appearing on a total of three shows and Raw brand pay per views), and the end of an era for another show that was put on hiatus (along with Byte This) that had become a shadow of itself (something that the show that took away a lot of the spotlight from Superstars has become). The biggest changes to the landscape were the live broadcasts of Smackdown and the additional pay per views added to the WWE at the end of the year.
The seven shows featured a total of 8,722 minutes of wrestling on television that qualified under the rules of this column. There were a total of 1,442 matches spread out over 552 hours of wrestling. The average match length for the year on television was 6.049 minutes. The average hour of wrestling on television in 2016 had 15.80 minutes of wrestling.
There were 228 matches that went 10 minutes or longer and 85 matches that qualified as one minute matches. The longest qualifying match of the year was the 38 minute match between Sami Zayn and Samoa Joe from NXT on March 9th. The most wrestling on a single show in 2016 was 61 minutes on the January 4th episode of Raw while the lowest amount of wrestling on a qualifying show in 2016 was 5 minutes on the September 14th episode of Main Event.
When you add the pay per views to the totals, there was a total of 2,394 minutes of wrestling on pay per view in 2016 to give us a total amount of wrestling of 11,116 minutes. The 170 matches on pay per view gave us a total of 1,612 matches. There were 75 hours of pay per views in 2016 to make the total amount of wrestling 627 hours. With the pay per view matches factored in, the average match length for 2016 was 6.90 minutes and the average hour had 17.73 minutes of wrestling.
Having the most available hours of wrestling meant that Raw won the year with 2,204 minutes of wrestling, down from 2,327 minutes in 2015. There were 386 matches on Raw in 2016, the same as in 2015. The average match length was 5.71 minutes, down from 6.03 minutes in 2015. The average amount of wrestling per hour was 14.13 minutes, down from 15.21 minutes in 2015. Raw had 69 ten minute matches in 2016, down from 74 in 2015. There were 41 one minute matches in 2016, up from 27 in 2015.
Impact finished the year in second place despite having three fewer shows than Smackdown. Impact had a total of 1,550 minutes of wrestling, down from 1,716 minutes in 2015. There were 233 matches in 2016, down from 250 matches in 2015. The average match length was 6.65 minutes, down from 6.86 minutes in 2015. The average hour of television had 15.82 minutes of wrestling, down from 17.51 minutes in 2015. Impact had 38 ten minute matches in 2016, down from 42 in 2015. There were 6 one minute matches in 2016, down from 10 in 2015.
Smackdown took third place for the year with 1,482 minutes of wrestling on the 52 episodes during the year. This was down from 1,604 minutes of wrestling in 2015, a total that benefited from an extra episode during the year. Smackdown had a total of 258 matches in 2016, down from 291 matches in 2015. The average match in 2016 was 5.74 minutes, up from 5.51 minutes in 2015. The average amount of wrestling per hour in 2016 was 14.25 minutes, down from 15.13 minutes in 2015. Smackdown had 47 ten minute matches in 2016, up from 39 matches in 2015. There were 20 one minute matches in 2016, down from 23 matches in 2015.
Ring of Honor was able to edge out NXT for fourth place in 2016 despite having eight fewer episodes of television during the year. Ring of Honor had 978 minutes of wrestling, down from 1,018 minutes of wrestling in 2015 from two more episodes of television. There were a total of 135 matches in 2016, down from 134 matches in 2015. The average match in 2016 was 7.24 minutes, down from 7.60 minutes in 2015. The average episode of Ring of Honor had 23.85 minutes of wrestling in 2016, up from 23.67 minutes in 2015. There were 35 ten minutes matches in 2016, down from 42 matches in 2015. Ring of Honor had 7 one minute matches in 2016, down from 8 matches in 2015.
NXT finished in fifth place with 971 minutes of wrestling in 2016 and by some quirk or miracle, it was the same amount of wrestling as this show had in 2015. NXT had an extra hour and a half of programming in 2016 than 2015. There were 184 matches in 2016 on NXT, down from 197 matches in 2015. The average match was 5.28 minutes in 2016, up from 4.93 minutes in 2015. An hour of NXT had an average of 19.82 minutes of wrestling in 2016, down from 20.44 minutes of wrestling per hour in 2015. There were 19 ten minute matches in 2016, up from 14 matches in 2015. NXT had 10 one minute matches in 2016, down from 17 matches in 2015.
Main Event, despite the change from a viable wrestling show to Smackdown’s version of Superstars to the replacement for Superstars, had 851 minutes of wrestling in 2016 to finish in sixth place, down from 997 minutes in 2015. There were a total of 51 episodes of Main Event in 2015 and 2016. There were 136 matches in 2016, down from 167 matches in 2015. The average match was 6.26 minutes in 2016, up from 5.97 minutes in 2015. The average episode of Main Event had 16.69 minutes of wrestling in 2016, down from 19.55 minutes in 2015. There were 13 ten minute matches in 2016, down from 21 matches in 2015. There was 1 one minute matches in 2016, down from 5 matches in 2015.
Superstars, which ended its run in November, had 563 minutes of wrestling in 2016 to finish in seventh place, up from 558 minutes in 2015. Superstars had two fewer episodes in 2016 than in 2015. There were 95 matches in 2016, down from 100 matches in 2015. The average match was 5.93 minutes in 2016, up from 5.58 minutes in 2015. There were 11.73 minutes of wrestling per hour in 2016, up from 11.16 minutes in 2015. There was one ten minute match in 2016, the same as 2015. There were no one minute matches in 2016, the same total as 2015.
With only five episodes broadcast in 2016, 205 Live finished in last place for the year with a total of 123 minutes of wrestling. On the five shows, there were a total of 15 matches. The average match on 205 Live was 8.20 minutes. The average amount of wrestling per show was 24.6 minutes. There were 6 ten minute matches and this show did not have any one minute matches in 2016.
We cannot forget the pay per views in 2016. All three companies gave us pay per view events with the WWE doubling up in the second half of the year once the brand split was established.
In 2016, there were a total of 23 pay per views from WWE, TNA, and ROH. WWE had 15 pay per views, TNA had 2 pay per views, and ROH had 6 pay per views. There were a total of 2,394 minutes of wrestling on the pay per views with WWE contributing 1,560 minutes, ROH providing 639 minutes, and TNA giving us 195 minutes. There were a total of 170 matches on pay per view in 2016. WWE had 105 matches, TNA had 16 matches, and ROH had 49 matches.
The average match length on pay per view in 2016 was 14.08 minutes. The average match in WWE was 14.86 minutes. The average match in ROH was 13.04 minutes. The average match in TNA was 12.19 minutes.
The average amount of wrestling per hour was 31.92 minutes in 2016. There was an average of 30.59 minutes of wrestling per hour. In ROH, there was an average of 35.5 minutes of wrestling per hour. In TNA, there was an average of 32.5 minutes of wrestling per hour.
Because pay per views are the place for longer matches, the threshold has been lifted for long matches to 20 minutes and for short matches to 5 minutes. In 2016, there were a total of 26 twenty minute matches and 7 five minute matches. WWE had 23 twenty minute matches and 6 five minute matches in 2016. ROH had 2 twenty minute matches and 0 five minute matches in 2016. TNA had 1 twenty minute match and 1 five minute match in 2016.
I started a new feature in 2016 and it is back for 2017. Since a the times for the matches can be a little misleading because the counts are only for the time on the show and does not factor the commercial breaks. If there is a [c] next to a match, it means that there was a commercial break.
The totals for Matches with Commercials for this week:
Total Number of Matches this week: 28
Total Number of Matches with Commercial Breaks: 13
Percentage of Matches with Commercial Breaks: .464 (up from .379 last week)
WWE Matches with Commercial Breaks: 8
TNA Matches with Commercial Breaks: 2
ROH Matches with Commercial Breaks: 3
The breakdown of WWE Matches with Commercial Breaks:
Raw: 3
Main Event: 1
NXT: 1
Smackdown: 3
205 Live: 0
The Totals for 2017:
Total Number of Matches: 57
Total Number of Matches with Commercial Breaks: 24
Percentage of Matches with Commercial Breaks: .421 (up from .379)
WWE Matches with Commercial Breaks: 15
TNA Matches with Commercial Breaks: 3
ROH Matches with Commercial Breaks: 6
The breakdown of WWE Matches with Commercial Breaks:
Raw: 7
Main Event: 2
NXT: 1
Smackdown: 5
205 Live: 0
Here are the 2016 Totals:
Total Number of Matches in 2016: 1,442
Total Number of Matches with Commercial Breaks: 621
Percentage of Matches with Commercial Breaks: .431 (down from .432)
WWE Matches with Commercial Breaks: 484
TNA Matches with Commercial Breaks: 50
ROH Matches with Commercial Breaks: 87
The breakdown of WWE Matches with Commercial Breaks:
Raw: 179
Main Event: 73
NXT: 54
Smackdown: 130
Superstars: 48
205 Live: 0
Corresponding Zip Codes
Overall Wrestling Total: Hackensack, Minnesota (56452)
WWE Wrestling Total: No Corresponding Zip Code (40304)
Ring of Honor Total: No Corresponding Zip Code (05982)
TNA Total: No Corresponding Zip Code (10166)
Total Wrestling Matches: No Corresponding Zip Code (09875)
WWE Wrestling Matches: No Corresponding Zip Code (07379)
The wrestling times below cover the wrestling that takes place during the show so commercials are not included. All times are rounded to the closest minute (examples: a 4:23 match will be listed as 4 minutes while a 4:32 match will be listed as 5 minutes and anything under a minute is rounded up to a minute).
Breakdown of the matches on each show:
WWE Raw
Braun Strowman versus Seth Rollins [c]: 8 Minutes
Jack Gallagher versus Drew Gulak: 3 Minutes
Jinder Mahal versus Colin Cassady: 3 Minutes
Neville versus Lince Dorado: 3 Minutes
Sheamus versus Luke Gallows [c]: 7 Minutes
Sasha Banks and Bayley versus Nia Jax and Charlotte [c]: 5 Minutes
Kofi Kingston versus Titus O’Neil: 4 Minutes
Roman Reigns versus Chris Jericho and Kevin Owens: 8 Minutes
WWE Smackdown
Dolph Ziggler versus Kalisto [c]: 5 Minutes
Bray Wyatt and Randy Orton versus Chad Gable and Jason Jordan [c]: 12 Minutes
CJ Lunde versus Carmella: 3 Minutes
Baron Corbin versus John Cena [c]: 8 Minutes
205 Live
Noam Dar versus Cedric Alexander: 12 Minutes
Sean Maluta versus Brian Kendrick: 5 Minutes
Rich Swann versus Tony Nese: 7 Minutes
WWE NXT
Billie Kay and Peyton Royce versus Sarah Bridges and Macy Evans: 2 Minutes
Elias Samson versus Jonathan Cruz: 3 Minutes
Andrade Almas versus Oney Lorcan: 5 Minutes
Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa versus Scott Dawson and Dash Wilder [c]: 14 Minutes
WWE Main Event
Brian Kendrick versus Mustafa Ali: 5 Minutes
Darren Young and Sin Cara versus Epico and Primo [c]: 6 Minutes
TNA Impact
Ethan Carter III versus Bobby Lashley [c]: 13 Minutes
Abyss and Crazzy Steve versus Eddie Kingston and Bram: 5 Minutes
Mike Bennett versus Braxton Sutter: 5 Minutes
Matt Hardy and Jeff Hardy versus Eddie Edwards and Davey Richards [c]: 12 Minutes
Ring of Honor
Kenny King, Caprice Coleman, and Rhett Titus versus Lio Rush, Donovan Dijak, and Jay White [c]: 7 Minutes
Cody Rhodes versus Steve Corino [c]: 6 Minutes
Jay Lethal versus Jushin Liger [c]: 8 Minutes
THIS WEEK’S TOTALS
Total Amount of Wrestling on Shows:
WWE Raw: 41 Minutes in 8 Matches (last week: 51 Minutes)
TNA Impact: 35 Minutes in 4 Matches (last week: 33 Minutes)
WWE Smackdown: 28 Minutes in 4 Matches (last week: 27 Minutes)
WWE NXT: 24 Minutes in 4 Matches (last week: 0 Minutes)
205 Live: 24 Minutes in 3 Matches (last week: 24 Minutes)
Ring of Honor: 21 Minutes in 3 Matches (last week: 23 Minutes)
WWE Main Event: 11 Minutes in 2 Matches (last week: 11 Minutes)
WWE Superstars: Show ended run with Week 353
Total Wrestling for the Week: 184 Minutes in 28 Matches (Last Week: 169 Minutes in 29 Matches)
Hourly Averages
WWE NXT: 24 Minutes (up from 0 Minutes)
205 Live: 24 Minutes (No Change)
Ring of Honor: 21 Minutes (down from 23 Minutes)
WWE Raw: 13.67 Minutes (down from 17 Minutes)
TNA Impact: 17.5 Minutes (up from 16.5 Minutes)
WWE Smackdown: 14 Minutes (up from 13.5 Minutes)
WWE Main Event: 11 Minutes (No Change)
WWE Superstars: Show Ended with Week 353
Match Averages (this week):
TNA Impact: 8.75 Minutes (up from 6.6 Minutes)
205 Live: 8 Minutes (up from 6 Minutes)
Ring of Honor: 7 Minutes (up from 5.75 Minutes)
WWE Smackdown: 7 Minutes (up from 5.4 Minutes)
WWE NXT: 6 Minutes (up from 0 Minutes)
WWE Main Event: 5.5 Minutes (No Change)
WWE Raw: 5.13 Minutes (down from 5.67 Minutes)
WWE Superstars: Show Ended with Week 353
Longest Matches
Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa versus Scott Dawson and Dash Wilder [c]: 14 Minutes (WWE NXT January 11)
Ethan Carter III versus Bobby Lashley [c]: 13 Minutes (Impact January 12)
Matt Hardy and Jeff Hardy versus Eddie Edwards and Davey Richards [c]: 12 Minutes (Impact January 12)
Bray Wyatt and Randy Orton versus Chad Gable and Jason Jordan [c]: 12 Minutes (WWE Smackdown January 10)
Noam Dar versus Cedric Alexander: 12 Minutes (205 Live January 10)
Shortest Matches
Billie Kay and Peyton Royce versus Sarah Bridges and Macy Evans: 2 Minutes (WWE NXT January 11)
Elias Samson versus Jonathan Cruz: 3 Minutes (WWE NXT January 11)
CJ Lunde versus Carmella: 3 Minutes (WWE Smackdown January 10)
Jack Gallagher versus Drew Gulak: 3 Minutes (WWE Raw January 9)
Jinder Mahal versus Colin Cassady: 3 Minutes (WWE Raw January 9)
Neville versus Lince Dorado: 3 Minutes (WWE Raw January 9)
Overall Totals
Total Wrestling Time by Show
WWE Raw: 13,685 Minutes
WWE Smackdown: 10,389 Minutes
[On USA Network (Tuesday Night): 700 Minutes]
[On USA Network (Thursday Night): 837 Minutes]
[On Syfy (Thursday Night): 1,545 Minutes]
[On Syfy (Friday Night): 6,476 Minutes]
[On MyNetworkTV: 831 Minutes]
TNA Impact: 10,166 Minutes
[On POP TV (Thursday): 719 Minutes]
[On POP TV (Tuesday): 899 Minutes]
[On Destination America: 1,716 Minutes]
[On SpikeTV: 6,832 Minutes]
WWE NXT: 6,454 Minutes
[Season 8 (WWE Network Wednesday): 1,930 Minutes]
[Season 7 (WWE Network Thursday): 906 Minutes]
[Season 6: 1,874 Minutes]
[Season 5: 1,164 Minutes]
[Season 4: 161 Minutes]
[Season 3: 90 Minutes]
[Season 2: 158 Minutes]
[Season 1: 171 Minutes]
Ring of Honor: 5,982 Minutes
[On Sinclair: 4,632 Minutes]
[On HDNet: 1,350 Minutes]
WWE Superstars: 5,236 Minutes
[On WWE Network: 1,610 Minutes]
[On WWE.com/Hulu Plus: 2,473 Minutes]
[On WGN: 1,153 Minutes]
WWE Main Event: 4,369 Minutes
[On WWE Network: 2,749 Minutes]
[On ION: 1,620 Minutes]
205 Live: 171 Minutes
Overall Wrestling Time: 56,452 Minutes
Total Time by Company
WWE: 40,304 Minutes
TNA: 10,166 Minutes
Ring of Honor: 5,982 Minutes
Total Number of Matches by Show
WWE Raw: 2,565 Matches
WWE Smackdown: 2,013 Matches
[On USA Network (Tuesday): 122 Matches]
[On USA Network (Thursday): 145 Matches]
[On Syfy (Thursday): 279 Matches]
[On Syfy (Friday): 1,315 Matches]
[On MyNetworkTV: 152 Matches]
TNA Impact: 1,721 Matches
[On POP TV (Thursday): 104 Matches]
[On POP TV (Tuesday): 138 Matches]
[On Destination America: 250 Matches]
[On SpikeTV: 1,229 Matches]
WWE NXT: 1,254 Matches
[Season 8 (WWE Network Wednesdays): 377 Matches]
[Season 7 (WWE Network Thursdays): 195 Matches]
[Season 6: 361 Matches]
[Season 5: 197 Matches]
[Season 4: 29 Matches]
[Season 3: 24 Matches]
[Season 2: 31 Matches]
[Season 1: 40 Matches]
WWE Superstars: 879 Matches
[On WWE Network: 278 Matches]
[On WWE.com/Hulu Plus: 407 Matches]
[On WGN: 194 Matches]
Ring of Honor: 775 Matches
[On Sinclair: 601 Matches]
[On HDNet: 174 Matches]
WWE Main Event: 646 Matches
[On WWE Network: 446 Matches]
[On ION: 200 Matches]
205 Live: 22 Matches
Total Number of Matches: 9,875
Total Number of Matches by Company
WWE: 7,379 Matches
TNA: 1,721 Matches
Ring of Honor: 775 Matches
Hourly Averages
205 Live: 24.43 Minutes (down from 24.5 Minutes)
Ring of Honor: 23.928 Minutes (down from 23.939 Minutes)
[On Sinclair: 23.393 Minutes (down from 23.406 Minutes)]
[On HDNet: 25.96 Minutes]
WWE Main Event: 19.77 Minutes (down from 19.81 Minutes)
[On WWE Network: 18.57 Minutes (down from 18.63 Minutes)]
[On ION: 21.89 Minutes]
WWE NXT: 18.73 Minutes (up from 18.719 Minutes)
[Season 8 (WWE Network Wednesday): 20.21 Minutes (up from 20.169 Minutes)]
[Season 7 (WWE Network Thursday): 21.57 Minutes]
[Season 6: 21.54 Minutes]
[Season 5: 17.64 Minutes]
[Season 4: 12.38 Minutes]
[Season 3: 6.92 Minutes]
[Season 2: 12.15 Minutes]
[Season 1: 11.4 Minutes]
Overall Average: 15.922 Minutes (down from 15.9196 Minutes)
WWE Superstars: 15.09 Minutes
[On WWE Network: 11.5 Minutes]
[On WWE.com/Hulu Plus: 16.75 Minutes]
[On WGN: 19.54 Minutes]
TNA Impact: 14.648 Minutes (up from 14.64 Minutes)
[On POP TV (Thursday): 15.63 Minutes (up from 15.55 Minutes)]
[On POP TV (Tuesday): 16.05 Minutes]
[On Destination America: 17.51 Minutes]
[On SpikeTV: 13.83 Minutes]
WWE Smackdown: 14.429 Minutes (down from 14.43 Minutes)
[On USA Network (Tuesday): 13.46 Minutes (up from 13.44 Minutes)]
[On USA Network (Thursday): 14.95 Minutes]
[On Syfy (Thursday): 15.15 Minutes]
[On Syfy (Friday): 15.13 Minutes]
[On MyNetworkTV: 13.4 Minutes]
WWE Raw: 14.225 Minutes (down from 14.227 Minutes)
Hourly Averages by Company
Ring of Honor: 23.928 Minutes
WWE: 15.493 Minutes (up from 15.491 Minutes)
TNA: 14.648 Minutes
Per Match Averages
205 Live: 7.77 Minutes (up from 7.74 Minutes)
Ring of Honor: 7.718 Minutes (down from 7.721 Minutes)
[On Sinclair: 7.707 Minutes (down from 7.71 Minutes)]
[On HDNet: 7.76 Minutes]
WWE Main Event: 6.763 Minutes (down from 6.767 Minutes)
[On WWE Network: 6.164 Minutes (down from 6.167 Minutes)]
[On ION: 8.10 Minutes]
WWE Superstars: 5.957 Minutes
[On WWE Network: 5.79 Minutes]
[On WWE.com: 6.076 Minutes]
[On WGN: 5.94 Minutes]
TNA Impact: 5.907 Minutes (up from 5.90 Minutes)
[On POP TV [Thursday]: 6.91 Minutes (up from 6.84 Minutes)]
[On POP TV: 6.51 Minutes]
[On Destination America: 6.86 Minutes]
[On SpikeTV: 5.56 Minutes]
Overall Average: 5.716 Minutes (up from 5.714 Minutes)
WWE Raw: 5.335 Minutes (down from 5.336 Minutes)
WWE NXT: 5.146 Minutes (up from 5.144 Minutes)
[Season 8 (WWE Network Wednesday): 5.12 Minutes (up from 5.11 Minutes)]
[Season 7 (WWE Network Thursday): 4.646 Minutes]
[Season 6: 5.19 Minutes]
[Season 5: 5.91 Minutes]
[Season 4: 5.55 Minutes]
[Season 3: 3.75 Minutes]
[Season 2: 5.1 Minutes]
[Season 1: 4.28 Minutes]
WWE Smackdown: 5.16 Minutes (up from 5.1572 Minutes)
[On USA Network (Tuesday): 5.74 Minutes (up from 5.695 Minutes)]
[On USA Network (Thursday): 5.77 Minutes]
[On Syfy (Thursday): 5.538 Minutes]
[On Syfy (Friday): 4.925 Minutes]
[On MyNetworkTV: 5.47 Minutes]
Per Match Averages by Company
Ring of Honor: 7.718 Minutes
TNA: 5.907 Minutes
WWE: 5.462 Minutes (up from 5.46 Minutes)
Longest Matches
Sami Zayn versus Samoa Joe: 38 Minutes (WWE NXT March 9 2016)
Tyler Black versus Davey Richards: 27 Minutes (Ring of Honor October 18, 2010)
Davey Richards and The Briscoes versus Roderick Strong and the Kings of Wrestling: 26 Minutes (Ring of Honor April 4, 2011)
Total Number of Ten Minute Matches: 1,490 Matches
Ten Minute Matches by Company
WWE: 1,024 Matches
[Raw: 392 Matches]
[Smackdown: 274 Matches]
[NXT: 149 Matches]
[Main Event: 137 Matches]
[Superstars: 64 Matches]
[205 Live: 8 Matches]
Ring of Honor: 237 Matches
TNA: 229 Matches
Shortest Matches: 713 Total Matches at 1 Minute
One Minute Matches by Company
WWE: 602 Matches
[Raw: 276 Matches]
[Smackdown: 208 Matches]
[NXT: 96 Matches]
[Superstars: 11 Matches]
[Main Event: 11 Matches]
[205 Live: 0 Matches]
TNA: 77 Matches
Ring of Honor: 34 Matches
The Last Ten Matches that Qualified:
Rockstar Spud versus Swoggle: 1 Minute (TNA Impact January 5)
Chad Gable and Jason Jordan versus Tyler Breeze and Fandango: 1 Minute (WWE Smackdown January 3)
Rich Swann versus Ariya Daivari: 1 Minute (WWE Raw December 26)
Bo Dallas and Darren Young versus Epico and Primo: 1 Minute (WWE Raw December 26)
Nia Jax versus Scarlett: 1 Minute (WWE Raw December 26)
Akam and Rezar versus Jonny Ortagun and Anthony Bowens: 1 Minute (WWE NXT December 21)
AJ Styles versus James Ellsworth: 1 Minute (WWE Smackdown December 20)
Rusev versus Colin Cassady: 1 Minute (WWE Raw December 19)
Titus O’Neil versus Sin Cara: 1 Minute (WWE Raw December 19)
Lio Rush versus Caprice Coleman: 1 Minute (Ring of Honor December 17)
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