Wwe brought the RAW after SummerSlam, a show that featured great moments and surprises. How did the audience turn out during the hangover after the biggest party of the summer?
WWE RAW increases its ratings and reaches 2 million viewers
According to Wrestlenomics, the August 23 episode of WWE Raw drew a nightly average of 2,067,000 viewers. 826,000 of those viewers were in the coveted 18-49 demographic, earning them a .64 rating.
The August 16 episode of WWE Raw drew a nightly average of 1.857 million viewers. They also achieved a rating of .55 in the 18-49 age group.
The August 9 edition of Monday Night Raw drew a nightly average of 1,790,000 viewers. 629,000 of those viewers were in the coveted 18-49 demographic to give them a .49 rating. Both the audience and the key demographic rankings fell significantly from last week.
On August 3, WWE RAW drew a nightly average of 1,821,000 viewers on average. 657,000 viewers were in the 18-49 target demographic, giving them a rating of 0.51.
On July 27, WWE Raw drew 1,814,000 viewers against the Olympic competition. They also scored a .49 in the coveted 18-49-year-old demographic. 635,000 of those viewers were members of the key demographic, 6% less than last week; but it’s still a good turnout considering the competition.
The July 20 edition of WWE Raw drew 1,923,000 overnight viewers on average for the three-hour broadcast. They also scored .57 in the 18-49 demographic, 741,000 of those viewers were on the key demo.
Viewership was 1.609 million viewers for the July 13 episode. That week’s dismal viewership number was the fifth-lowest for Raw since the show’s premiere. It seems that live fans have improved the WWE viewership, but it is still difficult to maintain a high average viewership during a three-hour broadcast.
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