WWE RAW Netflix Viewership & Ratings Details For October 5 Episode

WWE RAW Netflix Viewership & Ratings Details For October 5 Episode

Global viewership and engagement figures have emerged for the October 5 episode of WWE RAW on Netflix, showing steady digital performance and top-tier chart rankings despite a slight dip in overall stream totals.

Netflix Viewership Breakdown and Global Rankings

According to official metrics published by Netflix’s Tudum portal, the October 5 broadcast maintained a strong footprint across international markets while facing stiff competition from non-scripted programming.

  • Global Views: The October 5 episode generated 2.4 million global views, representing a minor decline from the 2.5 million views recorded for the September 28 broadcast.
  • Hours Viewed: Subscribers watched a total of 4.3 million hours of content during the tracking week, down slightly from 4.4 million hours the previous week.
  • Global Chart Rank: Despite the small drop in raw numbers, the episode climbed to #7 globally on Netflix’s overall TV charts, up from #8 the prior week.
  • U.S. Chart Rank: The broadcast held firm at #4 in the United States, maintaining its standing among the platform’s most-watched weekly offerings.

Most-Viewed WWE RAW (10/05) Clips on YouTube

Social media metrics across YouTube reflected massive digital interest in key Bloodline narrative developments and the aftermath of Oba Femi’s recent dominance:

  • 1. Roman Reigns recruits Solo Sikoa for The 946 battle: 2.0 million views
  • 2. Oba Femi brawls with The Vision: 1.7 million views
  • 3. LA Knight and Roman Reigns engage in fiery faceoff: 1.3 million views
  • 4. Paul Heyman to Bronson Reed (“Oba Femi has humbled me”): 761,000 views
  • 5. Stephanie Vaquer to defend title against Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch: 710,000 views

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