WWE Raw on Netflix viewership update for June 15

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Oba Femi chokeslams two members of Judgment Day on WWE Raw. (Image credit: WWE)

Viewership for the Monday, June 15 edition of WWE Raw was identical to the prior week, avoiding the record lows of several weeks ago.

According to Netflix, the episode did 2.4 million global views while the hours viewed finished at 4.9 million, up from the prior week’s 4.5 million, with a listed 1:57 runtime.

The average for the last ten weeks is 2.6 million for views and 5.16 million for hours viewed. The episode was two weeks removed from the record low of 2 million on June 1.

The show featured Oba Femi vs. Dominik Mysterio and IYO SKY vs. Raquel Rodriguez in the semifinals of both the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments in addition to an advertised appearance by WWE World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns.

The episode finished seventh overall in the world, 100,000 viewers behind sixth place and well ahead of eighth. It was a top ten show in 16 countries and placed sixth in the U.S.

The overall leader for the week was the new limited series “I Will Find You” which did 24 million views and 131.7 hours viewed, dominating everything else on the list.

Last reported 10 weeks of WWE Raw on Netflix ratings:

Episode date (ascending)Global ViewsGlobal Hours
June 15, 20262.4 million4.9 million
June 8, 20262.4 million4.5 million
June 1, 20262.0 million6.2 million
May 25, 20262.5 million4.6 million
May 18, 20262.6 million4.6 million
May 11, 20262.6 million4.8 million
May 4, 20262.7 million4.6 million
April 27, 20262.8 million5.2 million
April 20, 20263.3 million6.6 million
April 13, 20262.9 million5.6 million
Average for last 10 weeks (rounded)2.62 million5.16 million

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Josh Nason
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Since 2011, Josh has been a contributing editor to Wrestling Observer/F4WOnline.com and also hosts the Punch-Out podcast. He has also written for Fight Magazine, Bloody Elbow, Bleacher Report, and other websites. He's a 2000 graduate of the University of Maine, worked in pro sports, and once was an indie ring announcer.