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WWE RAW recorded a dip in its Netflix audience following the October 26, 2026, episode, with the latest figures marking a notable drop from the previous week.
Despite featuring multiple championship matches and a busy night of action, the show couldn’t maintain its recent viewership numbers.
According to Netflix’s weekly data, the episode attracted 2.3 million global views over seven days. That’s a 200,000 drop compared to the October 19 edition, which recorded 2.5 million views.
It also marks RAW’s lowest reported audience since August 31, although that episode didn’t make Netflix’s Top 10 and its precise figure wasn’t published.
The numbers were also down in terms of total viewing time. RAW generated 4.2 million global hours watched, compared to 4.5 million the previous week.
Both figures fell below the show’s rolling nine-week averages of 2.58 million views and 4.71 million hours.
WWE RAW’s Netflix ranking despite the viewership drop
Interestingly, the audience decline didn’t prevent RAW from improving its position on Netflix’s global chart. The October 26 episode ranked seventh among worldwide English-language shows, up from ninth the previous week. It also placed eighth in the United States and appeared in the Top 10 across seven countries.
The episode featured an impromptu Women’s World Championship match between Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan, alongside an unplanned WWE Championship defence by Sami Zayn against Je’Von Evans. Bayley also faced Lyra Valkyria in a No Disqualification match.
However, the wrestling show had plenty of competition for viewers that week. A new docuseries about the late Matthew Perry led Netflix’s weekly rankings with 9.5 million global views in its debut week.
RAW’s latest figures suggest that its audience momentum has cooled compared to recent weeks. The next episode will offer another opportunity for WWE’s flagship show to turn the numbers around.
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