WWE Raw ratings

WWE Raw’s viewership figures for Monday were on par with last week’s numbers, which was still among its lowest 18-49 audiences ever.

Going against a giant NFL broadcast, WWE Raw saw a small increase but still posted its second-lowest 18-49 audience on record.

WWE Raw hits its lowest 18-49 figure on record with Monday’s episode from Memphis, Tennessee.

WWE Raw hit a seven-week high for its show from Brooklyn following the Survivor Series with a show built around a search for Vince McMahon’s stolen egg.

For the second week in a row and fourth time during the NFL season, WWE Raw fell below 1.6 million viewers and 600,000 in the 18-49 demo.

WWE Raw experienced a third-hour collapse on Monday night leading to one of the show’s lowest viewership figures.

WWE Raw had the benefit of avoiding the World Series on Monday as the show performed nearly identical to the week prior.

The season premiere of Raw saw the show stabilize its viewership with a rebound from last week’s low point in the key demo without MLB.

WWE Raw delivered its lowest 18-49 figure among the data that exists covering the program’s history as it fell below 0.4.

Monday Night Raw continued the trend of professional sports taking a chunk out of the wrestling audience as the show fell to a three-month low.

WWE Raw followed its Extreme Rules pay-per-view with an episode advertising Big E. and Bobby Lashley for the WWE Championship.

With the episode promoted around Roman Reigns with two matches involving the SmackDown star, WWE Raw finished seventh for the night on cable.

Against ESPN’s coverage of College Football, WWE Raw finished second for the night on cable with a small drop from last week.

While coming off a big number for last week’s episode, WWE Raw fell but still managed to equal their fourth-highest audience of 2021.