WWE’s The Bump hits the ground running every Wednesday morning and never takes its foot off the gas, even under these new conditions caused by the pandemic.

Unpredictability reigns supreme on WWE’s The Bump, and raucous laughter from the hosts and Superstars alike is to be expected on every episode, but that doesn’t mean that the on-screen talent are the only ones having fun and getting involved.

As has been tradition on WWE’s The Bump, the esteemed hosts keep their fingers on the pulse of the WWE Universe, often reading their tweets and welcoming discussion from WWE fans via social media.

As was the case for virtually the entire planet, WWE’s The Bump ran into some new challenges when the pandemic began, but the show carried on with gusto, continuing to find new and innovative ways to engage the masses.

The Bump far exceeded expectations in viewership metrics and public reception. Fans continue to praise the entertainment value and fun variety of WWE’s studio show, which surpassed 10 million views during its initial 15-episode run (Oct. 2 - Jan. 22).

And despite the new challenges presented by the global pandemic, WWE’s The Bump has seen its viewership increase, as the April 4 and 5 episodes racked up more than 6.1 million total views combined.

On the July 15 edition, which focused on the five-year anniversary of the Women’s Evolution and featured guests such as The Bella Twins, Charlotte Flair and Stephanie McMahon, 886,233 viewers watched live, which was the third-highest total in the show’s history!

Facebook Live and YouTube have each accounted for more than 4.6 million series views, with an average episode view total of over 306,000.