Monday Night RAW with the return of The Rock and a TLC match between CM Punk and Ryback pulled in 4,420,000 viewers with a rating of 3.1. Hour one did 4,290,000 viewers, hour two did 4,320,000 viewers, and hour three did 4,650,000 viewers. This is the first time since the
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The New Year’s Eve Monday Night RAW drew a 2.31 rating with an average of 3,552,000 viewers, up just slightly from last week’s 2.2 rating on Christmas Eve. Hour one did 3,397,000 viewers, hour two did 3,644,000, while hour three did 3,614,000. It marked the second time in a row
Monday Night RAW did a 2.2 rating for the Christmas Eve show, the lowest rating since 1997 with an average of 3,143,000 viewers. The number was expected to be down due to the circumstances and next week it won’t be pretty either since it will be new year’s eve. Hour
Monday Night RAW this week following the TLC pay-per-view did a 2.9 rating with a total of 4,230,000 viewers, up slightly from last week’s 2.67 and around 466,000 more viewers overall. Hour one did 4,290,000 viewers followed by 4,410,000 viewers in hour two and then down to 3,990,000 in the
Monday Night RAW did a 2.67 rating this week with a total of 3,764,000 viewers, up slightly from the 2.5 of last week and an increase over 330,000 viewers overall. Hour one did 3,743,000 viewers, hour two did 3,876,000, and hour three continued to lose viewers with 3,672,000 tuning in.
Monday Night RAW got killed in the ratings, getting the lowest total number of viewers since moving to three hours and the lowest rating in over a decade for a non-holiday show. This week’s show pulled in 3,437,000 viewers and a 2.5 rating which is down 500,000 viewers from last
Monday Night RAW did a 2.7 rating with an average of 3,920,000 viewers. The viewership is slightly up from last week’s 3.83 million however there was a horrible number in the third hour. Hour one kicked off strong with 4,147,000 viewers followed by a small drop to 4,126,000 viewers in
RAW took a nice hit in viewers on Monday as the show did just 3,835,000 viewers with a 2.7 rating, a pretty bad number considering they were coming off a pay-per-view. Hour one scored 3,873,000 viewers, hour two did 3,923,000 viewers, and hour three dropped to 3,710,000 viewers. The viewership
The Veterans Day edition of Monday Night RAW pulled in an average of 4,194,000 viewers and a 2.9 rating. Hour one did 4,154,000 viewers, hour two jumped to 4,399,000 viewers, however hour three dropped to 4,027,000 viewers. The show did 80,000 more viewers than last week and it was the
Monday Night RAW did a 2.78 rating on the eve of the U.S. election this week with a total of 4,076,000 viewers, down from the 4,102,000 viewers it did overall last week. The first hour did 4,066,000 viewers, followed by 4,279,000 in the second and then dropping to 3,883,000 for
Monday Night RAW this week pulled a 2.94 composite rating with an average viewership of 4,102,000, an increase of over 450,000 viewers from last week. Hour one did 4,306,000 viewers, hour two did 4,217,000, and hour three did 3,783,000 in total, once again dragging down the overall number. Between hour
Monday Night RAW suffered another crash in the ratings due to the NFL game and the Presidential debate this week. The show did a 2.5 rating, with the second lowest numbers of viewers in fifteen years by a small fraction, with a total of 3,554,000 viewers. Hour one did 3,578,000,
Monday Night RAW did a 2.8 rating this week with an average viewership of 3,989,000 viewers, down slightly from last week’s show in terms of overall eyeballs. Hour one did 4,067,000 viewers, hour two did 4,013,000 and hour three did 3,886,000. It’s interesting to note that hour one was also
RAW with the return of Vince McMahon and a main event between the Chairman and CEO and CM Punk drew some better ratings than last week’s show however still considerably down compared to previous months. RAW pulled in a composite rating of 2.8, up from last week’s 2.5, with an
For the second week in a row, none of the three hours from RAW broke the 4 million viewer mark and this week it was even worse than last week. For the October 1 broadcast, RAW did a 2.5 rating with an average viewership of 3,502,000 over the three hours.
With the NFL and several new premieres on Monday night, RAW got owned in the ratings, with a 2.72 rating and an average of 3,787,000 viewers. Hour one did 3,769,000 viewers, hour two did 3,990,000 viewers, and hour three did 3,603,000 viewers. RAW lost over a quarter of a million
This week’s RAW drew an average of 4,051,667 viewers for a composite rating of 2.9. It drew the lowest average of viewers since RAW went to three hours on July 23, and compared to that episode it dropped by 2 million viewers. The first hour drew 4,111,000 viewers, the second
Monday Night RAW from Montreal did a 2.88 rating for the three hour show with an average of 4,136,000 viewers. Hour one did 3,777,000 viewers, hour two did 4,362,000, and hour three did 4,270,000 viewers. The show – which had Bret Hart appearing in Montreal for the first time in
The Labor Day edition of RAW this week drew a 2.8 rating with an average of 4,203,000 viewers for the three hour broadcast. Hour one did 4.3 million viewers, hour two did 4.39 million viewers and hour three went down to 3.9 million viewers. It’s interesting to note that hour
Monday Night RAW scored the second 3.1 rating in a row, with an average of 4,482,000 viewers off hours 2.9, 3.3, and 3.2. Hour one did 4,160,000 viewers, hour two did 4,786,000, and hour three dipped to 4,499,000. The show was very, very slightly up in viewers from last week
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