WWE Raw ratings

Coming out of WWE SummerSlam, Monday’s episode of Raw had its best performance since April as it topped two million viewers and drove up the demographic rating.

The go-home edition of WWE Raw heading into SummerSlam saw the show face competition from the DNC convention and the NBA playoffs along with a big loss in the third hour.

WWE Raw failed to see much movement in his total audience number this week and was hampered by a low third-hour drop across the board.

WWE Raw saw a small increase in overall viewership but still finishes with the show’s second-lowest number and tied its 18-49 low point.

WWE Raw fell to a new all-time low viewership figure under 1.6 million viewers on Monday night for a show billed as “A Night of Grudge Matches”.

WWE Raw took another plunge this week posting one of its lowest audiences in modern history beginning with a weak opening hour.

WWE Raw experienced a big drop this week after a string of shows that topped 1.9 million viewers the past two weeks.

Monday’s episode of WWE Raw was a mixed bag as they hit their highest viewership in over two months but didn’t improve in the key demographic.

One week after WWE Raw was dominated by cable new programming, the show reclaimed its place among the most-watched shows on cable Monday.

Monday’s episode of WWE Raw maintained its audience from last week, although cable programming was dominated by news coverage of the U.S. protests.

The Memorial Day episode of WWE Raw was nearly identical to the week prior with a 1% drop in viewership and the same level in the main demographic.

After a week where WWE Raw stopped the bleeding with audience erosion, their numbers fell this week with one of the lowest ever.

WWE Raw was able to stop its viewership loss with its best number in over a month featuring Becky Lynch’s announcement and the return of Edge & Randy Orton.