WWE RAW Scores 3.1 Million Netflix Views For September 14 Episode

WWE RAW Scores 3.1 Million Netflix Views For September 14 Episode

The WWE RAW episode from September 14, 2026, generated a significant surge in global viewership on Netflix, reaching 3.1 million global views according to official data released by Netflix Tudum.

This marks a substantial rise from the 2.6 million views drawn by the September 7 broadcast. In addition to the total viewer count, global engagement surged to 6 million hours viewed, up from 4.5 million hours the previous week. The performance stands as the second-highest hours-viewed total of the year for the flagship show.

Streaming Chart Performance

The September 14 broadcast finished 6th globally and 4th in the United States among all weekly television series on Netflix. The episode represents the most-watched edition of WWE RAW on the platform since April’s post-WrestleMania broadcast.

The viewership spike was largely driven by a high-stakes World Heavyweight Championship main event featuring Roman Reigns defending against Penta in Mexico City, alongside escalating storylines across the roster.

YouTube Digital Highlights Breakdown

Surging linear streaming numbers were matched by strong digital engagement across social platforms, led by match clips from the Mexico City taping:

  • Roman Reigns vs. Penta (World Heavyweight Title Match): 3.3 million views
  • EXCLUSIVE: LA Knight blasts Roman Reigns with post-match BFT: 1.6 million views
  • Penta and Roman Reigns make epic title bout entrances in Mexico City: 1.0 million views
  • El Grande Americano joins Stephanie Vaquer vs. Liv Morgan & Dominik Mysterio: 827,000 views
  • Becky Lynch tells Stephanie Vaquer that she owes her a title match: 549,000 views

For complete results, streaming analysis, and backstage reports, visit WrestlingAttitude.com.

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