WWE RAW Viewership Bounces Back To Netflix Top 10 For Labor Day Broadcast

WWE RAW Viewership Bounces Back To Netflix Top 10 For Labor Day Broadcast

After uncharacteristically dropping off the global charts during the previous taped broadcast, WWE RAW returns to Netflix global top 10 following strong worldwide engagement for its September 7 Labor Day edition.

According to official performance metrics released by Netflix on Tuesday, the red brand pulled in 2.6 million global views over a seven-day tracking period, securing the seventh spot overall in the global television rankings.

Global Viewership Metrics & Regional Performance

The broadcast logged 4.5 million hours viewed across its post-ad 1:38 runtime. While total hours viewed registered slightly under the nine-week average of 4.75 million, the 2.6 million overall view count successfully surpassed the show’s baseline average of 2.48 million.

MetricSeptember 7 Broadcast9-Week Baseline Average
Global Views2.6 Million2.48 Million
Hours Viewed4.5 Million4.75 Million
U.S. TV Rank#5N/A

Globally, the show cracked the top 10 rankings across 17 individual countries. In the United States, WWE RAW finished fifth overall for English-language television programming.

In-Ring Action and Social Media Engagement

The September 7 live broadcast from Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama, served as the immediate aftermath of Sunday Night’s Main Event and kicked off qualifying matches for Money in the Bank. In the main event segment, then-WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan successfully retained her title against Stephanie Vaquer.

The episode also generated massive digital engagement, highlighted by major post-show YouTube metrics:

  • The Usos’ Car Destruction: Video of The Usos’ rental car being set on fire led all digital clips with 1.2 million views.
  • The Vision Ambush: The Vision laying out Oba Femi, Otis, and Akira Tozawa pulled 1.0 million views.
  • Paul Heyman Segment: Paul Heyman admonishing Bron Breakker hit 914,000 views.
  • The Vision Fallout: The Vision gloating over their beatdown of Oba Femi racked up 820,000 views.
  • Women’s World Title Highlights: Match highlights between Liv Morgan and Stephanie Vaquer earned 733,000 views.

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