WWE RAW Draws 3 Million Views on Netflix for March 30 Episode

WWE RAW’s performance on Netflix remained steady for the March 30, 2026 episode, continuing a consistent trend in global viewership.

According to Netflix data released on Tuesday, the episode recorded three million global views, a slight increase from the previous week’s 2.9 million. Total watch time reached 5.5 million hours worldwide, matching the figure from the prior episode.

These numbers closely align with the show’s recent averages. Over the past ten weeks, RAW has averaged 2.87 million views and 5.33 million hours watched, showing little fluctuation in audience engagement.

The March 30 broadcast took place at Madison Square Garden and featured several top names, including CM Punk, Roman Reigns, and Brock Lesnar. The episode also continued to build momentum toward WrestleMania 42, which is set for next weekend in Las Vegas.

In terms of rankings, RAW finished sixth globally for the week and placed in the top ten in 18 different countries. This indicates that the show continues to perform well internationally, even without major spikes in viewership.

The runtime for the March 30 episode was listed at 1 hour and 47 minutes. This marked a slight decrease of four minutes compared to the previous week and nine minutes shorter than the episode from three weeks earlier. Despite the reduced runtime, overall engagement remained stable.

The consistency in both views and hours watched suggests that WWE RAW has found a steady audience on Netflix. While there has not been a major surge in numbers, the show continues to maintain its position among the platform’s more watched weekly programs.

With WrestleMania 42 approaching, upcoming episodes could see increased interest as key storylines reach their conclusion. For now, the March 30 episode reflects a stable performance, maintaining its usual range across global metrics.