
Fresh Netflix streaming data reveals that WWE RAW draws 2.3 million global views for its October 26 broadcast, marking the red brand’s lowest viewing figures in two months.
According to figures published via Netflix’s Tudum rankings, the October 26 installment pulled in 2.3 million global views—translating to 4.2 million hours watched—over its standard seven-day tracking window. The dip represents a drop from the previous week’s 2.5 million global views, placing the show seventh globally and eighth in the United States.
Streaming Metrics And Recent Trends
The latest numbers show a slight cooling trend for the flagship show on streaming. The October 26 figures represent the lowest global view count for WWE RAW since the August 31 episode, which failed to crack the top ten globally (with the tenth-place program that week drawing 1.8 million views).
Despite the minor dip in total viewership, the episode maintained strong engagement across digital platforms.
Top YouTube Highlights From The October 26 Episode
Fan interest on YouTube remained high following the Fresno, California broadcast, with the top-performing video segments pulling in massive digital numbers:
- Solo Sikoa’s Warning: Solo Sikoa sending a chilling message to The 946 regarding The Bloodline pulled in 1.6 million views.
- Money in the Bank Chaos: Tiffany Stratton attempting a high-stakes cash-in on Liv Morgan generated 683K views.
- In-Ring Action: Sami Zayn’s victory over Je’Von Evans following a chaotic intervention by Bron Breakker and Penta brought in 533K views.
- Women’s Title Main Event: Liv Morgan defending her championship against Becky Lynch captured 462K views.
- No Disqualification Grudge Match: Bayley taking down Lyra Valkyria secured 432K views.
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