The Memorial Day Cena-is-back edition of Monday Night Raw facing some of the hardest competition in a while on television did an average of 3,229,000 viewers, down 41,000 from the previous week. Hour one started with 3,282,000 viewers, followed by 3,324,000 in the second hour, and then 3,081,000 in the third and final hour. Just to compare, last...
The post-Extreme Rules Raw with the return of Seth Rollins did a total of 3,270,000 viewers, only up slightly by 80,000 viewers from last week. Hour one did 3,360,000 viewers, followed by 3,330,000 in the second hour and then 3,120,000 in the third and final hour. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
The Extreme Rules go home edition of Raw once again got mauled in the ratings with an average of only 3,190,000 viewers, 47,000 less than last week’s episode. Hour one started with 3,376,000 viewers, then went slightly down to 3,302,000, before ending the night with a very disappointing 2,894,000 in the third and final hour. The main event was...
It seems that anything WWE tries is not bringing in new – or even old – viewers back as this week’s Raw once again went down in the ratings, getting only 3,238,000 viewers, a decrease of around 200,000 viewers from last week’s post-Payback episode. Hour one did 3,345,000 viewers, followed by 3,356,000 in the second hour...
The post-Payback Monday Night Raw rebounded a little bit in the ratings with an average of 3,432,000, up 304,000 viewers from last week’s show. Hour one did 3,458,000 viewers, hour two did 3,457,000, and hour three finished the night with 3,383,000 viewers. The NBA Playoffs dominated the night and Raw was #3, #4, and #5 overall for the night in...
Monday Night Raw this week drew a total of 3,128,000 viewers, the worst rating since November 30, 2015. Last week’s taped Raw from London drew 3,335,000 viewers so the show lost over 200,000 viewers compared to the taped show. Typically the week after a taped Raw the numbers rebound but this time the effect was opposite. Hour one started with...
The taped Raw from London, England, drew a total of 3,335,000 viewers, the lowest since the February 15 edition and nearly 200,000 viewers less from last week’s show. Hour one started with 3,486,000 viewers which then increased to 3,541,000 but went down to 2,980,000 for the third and final hour. A total of 561,000 viewers tuned out of the show...
This week’s Raw drew a total of 3,529,000 viewers, down 560,000 viewers from the post-WrestleMania Raw. Hour one drew 3,474,000 viewers, followed by 3,687,000 in the second hour, and then back down to 3,427,000 for the third and final hour. The show was first, second, and third on cable in terms of viewership and second, third, and fourth in the...
The post-WrestleMania Monday Night Raw got owned in the ratings by the NCAA basketball game, getting only an average of 4,090,000 viewers. Last year’s post-Mania show did over 5 million viewers. Hour one started with 4,278,000 viewers, followed by a small dip to 4,178,000 in the second hour, before dropping off to 3,816,000 in the third hour...
The final Raw before WrestleMania drew 3,764,000 viewers, up 365,000 viewers from last week’s broadcast. Hour one did 3,818,000 viewers, followed by an increase to 3,845,000 in the second hour, before going down to 3,629,000 in the third and final hour. A total of 216,000 viewers did not care to stick around to see the second Triple H and Roman...
The penultimate Raw before WrestleMania drew a total of 3,399,000 viewers, down for the fourth straight in a row. The show had 58,000 viewers less from last week’s broadcast. Hour one started with 3,466,000 viewers, then dropped slightly to 3,416,000 viewers before going further down to 3,317,000 in the third and final hour. Just for comparison...
A fully loaded Raw with appearances from The Undertaker, Brock Lesnar, Shane McMahon and even Mick Foley, did nothing to lure viewers in or keep those from last week. Yesterday’s show did a total of 3,457,000 viewers, down almost 100,000 from the previous week with just 3 weeks away from WrestleMania. Hour one did 3,471,000 viewers, then dropped...
Monday Night Raw this week saw a dip of 173,000 viewers from last week’s show, getting an average of 3,279,000 viewers, down from 3,551,000 from last week. Hour one was the best one with 3,760,000 viewers, then it went down slightly to 3,614,000 in the second hour, before a big drop to 3,279,000 in the third and final hour. This has been the...
Raw this week drew a total of 3,724,000 viewers with the brief return of the Undertaker, down 160,000 viewers from last week’s show which also featured another return, that one of Shane McMahon. Hour one started strong with 3,961,000 viewers but then it dipped to 3,660,000 viewers in the second hour and even further down to 3,551,000 in the...
This week’s Raw, with the surprise return of Shane McMahon, drew a total of 3,884,000 viewers, up 651,000 viewers from last week’s show. Hour one did 4,201,000 viewers, followed by 4,055,000 in the second hour, and then down to 3,396,000 in the third and final hour. From hour one to hour three Raw lost a whopping 805,000 viewers. This was the...
Monday Night Raw this week drew 3,477,000 viewers for the three hour broadcast, a decrease of 430,000 viewers from last week. The show went up against The Grammy Awards, which did monster ratings. It was the lowest rated Raw since December 21, 2015. Hour one did 3,661,000 viewers, hour two did 3,537,000 viewers, and hour three dropped to 3,233,000...
This week’s Raw, featuring the Daniel Bryan retirement speech did a total of 3,726,000 viewers, an increase of 343,000 viewers over last week’s episode. Hour one drew 3,907,000 viewers, followed by 3,905,000 in the second hour before it dropped to 3,368,000 in the third and final hour which had Bryan’s segment. Unfortunately Raw lost over...
Monday Night Raw failed to keep its viewership from the big bump last week and returned to its sort-of average number of 3,83,000 viewers this week, a drop of a whopping 715,000 viewers from last week’s show which featured the Rumble fallout and the return of The Rock. Hour one did 3,592,000, followed by 3,464,000 in the second hour, and then...
The fallout from the Royal Rumble garnered a lot of interest with an average viewership of 4,098,000, up 600,000 viewers from last week’s show. Hour one did 4,140,000 viewers, then increased to 4,183,000 with The Rock’s second hour, and then it went slightly down to 3,972,000 in the third and final hour with the big Fastlane main event...
The Royal Rumble go-home edition of Monday Night Raw did a total of 3,496,000 viewers, up 173,000 viewers from last week’s show however there was some bad news throughout the show. Hour one kicked off with a pretty solid 3,775,000 number, then went down to 3,591,000 in the second hour before falling way down to 3,123,000 in the third and final...
