WWE Raw returned to the Netflix global top 10.
The Sept. 7 episode of Raw recorded 2.6 million viewers over seven days, according to data from Netflix Tudum. The show ranked fifth in the United States, seventh in Canada and eighth in Mexico. The show largely was in the bottom 10 in regions where it did rank in the top 10 — seventh in the United Kingdom and ninth in India — except for Bolivia, where it ranked at No. 1.
It also recorded 4,5 million hours watched in an official run time of one hour and 38 minutes.
The show was shot live in Birmingham, Alabama, at Legacy Arena at the BJCC and distributed an estimated 9,323 tickets, according to WrestleTix.
The return to the Netflix global top 10 came after the Aug. 31 edition failed to rank among Netflix’s top 10 shows in any region. Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics reported that it wasn’t a glitch and that a source with knowledge of the information informed him that Raw simply ranked outside of the top ten.
This week’s top 10 shows were led by “The Gentlemen: Season 2,” which recorded 9.9 million views and 73.4 million hours watched. The 10th-ranked program was “Outer Banks: Season 5,” which recorded two million views and 17 million hours watched.
