WWE RAW Viewership Drops to 2.5 Million on Netflix for September 21

WWE RAW Viewership Drops to 2.5 Million on Netflix for September 21

WWE RAW viewership on Netflix declined for the September 21 episode, with the show drawing 2.5 million global views during the week.

According to Tudum, WWE RAW recorded 4.8 million hours viewed on Netflix for the September 21 episode. The show ranked sixth globally among Netflix’s most-viewed titles and fourth in the United States.

The previous episode, which aired on September 14, performed better in both total views and hours watched. The September 14 edition of WWE RAW recorded 3.1 million global views and six million hours viewed. It ranked seventh globally and fifth in the United States.

The latest figures show a week-to-week decline of 600,000 global views for WWE RAW, while total hours viewed dropped by 1.2 million.

Most Viewed WWE RAW Videos on YouTube

Several WWE RAW segments also generated significant attention on YouTube following the September 21 episode.

The most-viewed WWE RAW video was Solo Sikoa waving the white flag to The Bloodline, which reached 1.6 million views.

Oba Femi hurling Je’Von Evans onto The Vision ranked second with 1.5 million views. The video showing Royce Keys and company abducting Solo Sikoa followed with 857,000 views.

LA Knight vowing to defeat World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns received 738,000 views, while Paul Heyman telling Bron Breakker that “Oba Femi is still breathing” rounded out the list with 681,000 views.

The YouTube figures were:

  • Solo Sikoa waves the white flag to The Bloodline — 1.6 million views
  • Oba Femi HURLS Je’Von Evans onto The Vision — 1.5 million views
  • Royce Keys and company ABDUCT Solo Sikoa — 857,000 views
  • LA Knight vows to defeat World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns — 738,000 views
  • Paul Heyman to Bron Breakker: “Oba Femi is still breathing” — 681,000 views
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