This week’s edition of Monday Night Raw did 3,701,666 viewers, up slightly by 31,000 viewers from last week’s show. Hour one did 3,739,000 viewers, followed by 3,695,000 in the second hour, and then down to 3,671,000 in the third and final hour. Taking out the July 20 show, it’s been the highest rated show since June 22. (Ratings credit: TV...
Monday Night Raw drew an average of 3,671,000 viewers this week, down 133,000 viewers from the post-Battleground show last week. Hour one drew 3,421,000 viewers, followed by 3,754,000 in the second hour and then another increase to 3,839,000 in the third and final hour. The good thing from this week is that the audience increased by over 400,000...
Raw ratings went up a bit this week following the return of the Undertaker although on average the show failed the hit the 4 million mark. The three hour broadcast did an average of 3,804,000 viewers, up around 273,000 from last week. Hour one did 3,840,000 viewers, and then it went up to 4,030,000 in the second hour, but then took an almost half...
Monday Night Raw’s string of bad viewership numbers continues this week with the show getting 3,531,000 viewers, down 116,000 from the previous week. The first hour did 3,432,000 viewers, followed by 3,514,000 in the second hour, and then up to 3,647,000 viewers in the third and final hour. The only good news was that the show increased viewers...
Monday Night Raw was up a bit in the ratings this week after delivering one of the worst numbers in over 18 years last week. The show did a total of 3,647,000 viewers, up around 220,000 viewers. Apart from last week it’s still the lowest number for the past month. Hour one did 3,637,000 viewers, followed by 3,689,000 in the second hour, and...
Monday Night Raw had a bad week in terms of viewership as the show did an average of just 3,462,000 viewers, down over 200,000 viewers from last week. The show so far is the lowest rated of 2015 and the second lowest non-holiday show since 1997. Ouch! Hour one did 3,362,000 viewers, followed by 3,544,000 in the second hour, and then down to...
Monday Night Raw did not do that well in the ratings this week, suffering a 440,000 viewership dip compared to last week’s show. Hour one did 3,594,000 viewers, followed by 3,606,000 viewers in the second hour, and then 3,812,000 viewers in the third and final hour. The only good news is that the show increased as time went on instead of...
The post-Elimination Chamber Raw did an average of 4,113,666 viewers, up nearly half a million viewers from last week’s show. Hour one did 4,095,000 viewers, followed by 4,249,000 in the second hour, and then down to 3,997,000 in the third and final hour. The reveal of the number one contender, Brock Lesnar, did not spike the numbers in the...
Monday Night Raw did not fare so well this week as the show dropped around 330,000 viewers from last week’s episode, getting a total of 3,645,000 viewers. Hour one was the highest rated with an average of 3,678,000 viewers tuned in, followed by 3,609,000 in the second hour, and then slightly back up with 3,647,000 in the third and final hour...
The post-Elimination Chamber Monday Night Raw drew a total of 3,974,000 viewers, up around 375,000 viewers from the previous week. Hour one did 3,964,000 viewers, followed by 4,113,000 in the second hour, and then down to 3,862,000 in the third and final hour. (Ratings credit: PWInsider.com)
The Memorial Day edition of Monday Night Raw drew 3,590,000 viewers, down around 300,000 viewers from the previous week. Hour one did 3,790,000 viewers, hour two did 3,590,000 viewers, and hour three did even less with 3,420,000 viewers. The total viewership for the show was one of the lowest for 2015.
The post-Payback edition of Monday Night Raw drew an average of 3,999,000 viewers, up 312,000 viewers from last week’s show. Hour one and two each drew an average of 4,001,000 viewers while the third hour went down slightly to 3,995,000. This is the best number WWE has done in a month. (Ratings credit: PWInsider.com)
This week’s Monday Night Raw did a total average of 3,687,000 viewers, up just over 100,000 viewers from last week’s show which had one of the lowest numbers since 1997. Hour one did 3,824,000 viewers, hour two did 3,853,000, and then hour three crashed down to 3,385,000 viewers, a drop of almost half a million viewers. (Ratings credit:...
Monday Night Raw did one of the lowest numbers since 2007 with the show averaging 3,573,000 viewers over the three hour period, down 200,000 viewers from last week’s show. Hour one did 3,422,000, followed by 3,709,000 in the second hour, and then down to 3,588,000 in the third and final hour. (Ratings credit: PWInsider.com)
It seems not many cared about the fallout from the Extreme Rules pay-per-view as the show did over a quarter of a million less viewers from last week, getting a total average of 3,756,000 viewers for the three hour show. Hour one pulled 3,823,000 viewers, followed by 3,855,000 in the second hour, and then down to 3,590,000 in the third and final...
Monday Night Raw somewhat rebounded in the ratings this week, getting a total of 4,038,000 viewers for the three hour show, up 370,000 viewers from last week’s taped show from London. Hour one did 4,105,000, followed by 4,136,000 in the second hour, and then it dipped to 3,873,000 in the third and final hour. (Ratings credit: PWInsider.com)
Monday Night Raw did an average of 3,666,000 viewers this week with the taped episode from London, down 298,000 from last week’s show. Hour one did 3,686,000 viewers, hour two went up to 3,786,000 viewers, and hour three had 3,786,000 viewers. Despite the low rating, Raw easily won the night on cable television last night with Family Guy coming...
Monday Night Raw took one massive crash in the ratings this week following a big surge last week for the post-WrestleMania show. Last night’s show did a total of 3,964,000 viewers, down a whopping 1.4 million viewers from last week. Hour one did 4,300,000 viewers, followed by 4,039,000 in the second hour and then 500,000 viewers turned the...
The Raw after WrestleMania drew huge ratings for WWE, getting an average of 5,364,000 viewers for the three hour broadcast. That is up 1.1 million viewers from the last Raw prior to Mania. This was the best number since the July 23, 2012 edition of Raw, which drew just over 6 million that day. The first hour started with 5,227,000 viewers, then...
The last Raw before WrestleMania pulled in 4,188,000 viewers, up 269,000 viewers from last week’s show. It was the best number since the February 2 show and the first time they broke the 4 million viewer barrier since February 23. Hour one did 4,178,000 viewers, followed by 4,342,000 in the second hour, and then 4,043,000 in the third and final...
