WWE RAW Scores 2.5 Million Global Views On Netflix For October 12 Episode

WWE RAW Scores 2.5 Million Global Views On Netflix For October 12 Episode

WWE RAW’s viewership figures on Netflix continue to hold steady, with the October 12 episode drawing 2.5 million global views over its first seven days of availability, according to official data released via Tudum.

The latest figures mark a slight increase from the previous week’s broadcast on October 5, which pulled in 2.4 million views. Total hours viewed globally also experienced a bump, rising to 4.5 million hours compared to 4.3 million hours the week prior.

Netflix Chart Placement

Despite the minor increase in total viewership and watch time, the program slipped slightly on the platform’s weekly charts:

  • Global Rank: 10th among English-language TV shows (down from 7th)
  • United States Rank: 8th (down from 4th)

Industry analysts have noted that the dip in chart placement may be attributed to stiff competition on Monday night, including high-profile Monday Night Football coverage.

Top Viewed YouTube Highlights

Interest surrounding the episode’s major angles and in-ring returns also drove significant engagement on WWE’s official YouTube channel. The top five most-viewed clips from the October 12 episode included:

  • Carmelo Hayes unites with The 946 in shocking return – 2 million views
  • Oba Femi to Paul Heyman: “I’m an Oba Femi Guy” – 1.4 million views
  • LA Knight and Solo Sikoa remain on the same page – 806K views
  • The Usos question Solo Sikoa’s relationship with Roman Reigns – 779K views
  • Penta shows out with EPIC first entrance as Mr. Money in the Bank – 701K views

WWE RAW Scores 2.5 Million Global Views On Netflix For October 12 Episode

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