- This week's edition of WWE RAW drew a 3.2 cable rating, with 4,622,000 viewers. The show did a huge 3.45 (3.5) cable rating, with 4,981,000 viewers in the normal timeslot of 9-11EST. That is way up from the last few weeks. The show did hours of 2.73 (2.7), 3.34 (3.3) and 3.55 (3.6). It's safe to say that Vince McMahon was a big hit. WWE's theory has always been that when ratings are down .... you bring back a McMahon!
Awesome rating even with the timeslot difference. tunga:
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As noted earlier, last night's episode of RAW say a huge bounce. The three-hour episode scored a 3.24 (3.2) cable rating for the full three hours and a 3.46 for the standard two hours. The overall rating was the highest since the night after Extreme Rules, while the two-hour rating was the highest since the night after the Royal Rumble. Last week's rating was a 2.92.
The show averaged 4.62 million viewers for all three hours and 4.98 million for the standard two hours, up from 4.28 million last week. It is the third-most watched two-hour Raw block of the year behind the night after WrestleMania and the night after the Royal Rumble. The show did hours of 3.9 million, 4.88 million and 5.08 million, a good sign as the viewership consistently grew throughout the show.
The show ranked #1 among overall viewers on cable TV for the night and #2 in the key male demos, behind Pawn Stars. There was no major sports competition.
Source: PW