WWE RAW Ratings 2025: Netflix Numbers this year

WWE RAW poster Cody Rhodes and John Cena

​In January 2025, WWE’s flagship program, Monday Night Raw, made a historic transition from traditional cable television to the streaming giant Netflix. This move marked a significant shift in how wrestling content is consumed, with the company aiming to reach a broader, global audience. As we progress through the year, analyzing the viewership trends provides insight into the show’s performance on this new platform.

WWE Raw’s Viewership Performance on Netflix in 2025

The premiere episode on January 6, 2025, garnered relatively impressive numbers, with 4.9 million global views and an average of 2.6 million households tuning in from the United States. This represented a 116% increase compared to Raw’s average U.S. viewership in 2024.

Following the debut, as is the be expected, viewership experienced fluctuations. The January 13 episode saw a decline to 3.7 million global views. Subsequent weeks maintained a steady range between 2.6 million to 3.1 million views. For instance, the February 3 episode attracted 3.1 million views, while February 24 dipped to 2.6 million, marking the lowest point since the Netflix debut.

Despite these variations, WWE Raw has seemingly secured positions within Netflix’s top 10 English-language shows globally in Q1.

Weekly Viewership Data (January 6 – March 17, 2025)

Below is a summary of WWE Raw’s global viewership on Netflix for each week up to March 17, 2025:

DateGlobal Views (millions)U.S. Household Views (millions)Netflix Global Ranking
January 6, 20255.92.6#1
January 13, 20253.7Data not available#1
January 20, 20253.0Data not available#7
January 27, 20252.9Data not available#9
February 3, 20253.1Data not available#7
February 10, 20252.8Data not available#8
February 17, 20252.8Data not available#8
February 24, 20252.6Data not available#8
March 3, 20253.1Data not availableData not available
March 10, 20253.0Data not available#6
March 17, 20253.1Data not available#4

Note: Specific U.S. household viewership data for weeks following January 6 are not publicly disclosed. The Netflix Global Ranking indicates the show’s position among English-language TV shows worldwide for that week. (Viewership numbers via Tudum)​.

Jake Jeremy
Jake Jeremy

Jake is the Head of Audience at F4WOnline, having previously worked as a Combat Sports, Gaming and Pro Wrestling writer, successful Editor in Chief and Sports Coordinator. He has more than ten years of experience covering mixed martial arts, pro wrestling, football and gaming across a number of publications, starting at SEScoops in 2012.

He previously also worked for PROGRESS Wrestling as Head of Media as well as working on the social channels of the company.