WWE Raw Viewership Rebounds Following Record Low

WWE Raw saw a modest increase in viewership on Netflix following the record-low audience posted the previous week.

According to data released by Netflix, the June 8 episode of WWE Raw generated 2.4 million global views, up from 2.0 million for the June 1 edition. Despite the improvement, it still ranks as the second-lowest viewership total for Raw since the show moved to the streaming platform. The June 8 broadcast originated from Paris, France, airing in the afternoon for viewers in the United States.

Raw also accumulated 4.5 million hours of worldwide viewing. That figure returned to a more typical level after the previous week’s episode, which recorded 6.2 million hours viewed, boosted in part by a replay of the AAA mask-versus-mask match.

On Netflix’s global rankings, Raw finished sixth overall for the week and was approximately 400,000 views shy of moving into fifth place. The show also continued to perform well internationally, reaching the top ten in 22 countries. In the United States, Raw ranked sixth among all programmes on the platform for the week.

Despite the slight rebound, the latest figures continue a trend of softer viewership numbers that has persisted in the weeks following WrestleMania 42. Netflix’s top-performing programme of the week was the limited series The Witness, which recorded 10.1 million views worldwide.

WWE Raw Netflix Viewership Rankings For The Past 10-Weeks

The WWE Raw Netflix viewership ratings for the past 10-weeks (courtesy of f4wonline.com) are as follows: