Viewership for episode four of WWE Raw on Netflix
The January 27 edition of WWE Raw ranked ninth in its category in Netflix’s weekly top 10.
Netflix lists that the Royal Rumble go-home episode of Raw generated 2.9 million views globally from January 27-February 2, placing it ninth among shows in the English-language TV category. The episode had 6.6 million hours viewed in total.
The viewership number is down slightly from the previous week’s Raw.
Here’s a look at the viewership each episode of Raw on Netflix has done in their respective weekly rankings (Netflix defines views as the total hours viewed for the program divided by the total runtime):
- January 6 — 5.9 million views (17.7 million hours viewed)
- January 13 — 3.7 million views (8.2 million hours viewed)
- January 20 — 3.0 million views (6.6 million hours viewed)
- January 27 — 2.9 million views (6.6 million hours viewed)
Though the PLE was not available on Netflix in the United States due to WWE’s deal with Peacock, the Royal Rumble — which took place on Saturday — ranked 10th in Netflix’s English-language TV show category with 2.1 million views. That’s only counting views that would have been generated through the end of the weekend.
Raw was a top 10 show in five countries this week: Bolivia, Canada, Mexico, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
The Royal Rumble was a top 10 show in 27 different countries, including ranking first in both Bolivia and Mexico.
Netflix publishes its weekly top 10 every Tuesday. The Night Agent season two finished first in the English-language TV category this week with 15.2 million views.
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