Raw Ratings - The Numbers

[BaraaKhalaf92]

Of course it was. That vanilla midget thought he had pull in there lol, the boss just put him in his place. And if he goes out of line one more time he'll do it again :bury:

That loss affected Punk's momentum, how exactly was that good for business?

 

[Leo C]

That loss affected Punk's momentum, how exactly was that good for business?

Naw, I'm just teasing you. I see your point, it did slow his momentum down and all. Although the transition into a somewhat generic face character did get in the way.

 

[Snowman1]

Anyone else to say that Punk is not a draw? ity:

To be fair, his segment times probably inflated the number. He was virtually always in the ME and possibly in other prime segments as well.

But it proves he's not an anti-draw.

 

[Lockard 23]

To be fair, his segment times probably inflated the number. He was virtually always in the ME and possibly in other prime segments as well.

But it proves he's not an anti-draw.

Doesn't viewership tend to almost always drop in the third hour, though?

The thing I've noticed is that Punk started getting good ratings when Raw went to three hours, which just happens to be when Punk started being booked in the main event as a world champion should be. Before that, he was being booked under Cena and whoever Cena was feuding with. I think it shows people started caring about him more when he wasn't being treated as a mid-card world champion.

 

[Rysenberg]

Never realised how much viewers were lost during the amazing Lawler/Punk/Heyman segment.