WWE Raw Rating

Alex Barie September 18, 2012 WWE News 6 Comments

This week’s WWE Monday Night Raw scored a 2.9 cable rating. The first hour averaged 4,111,000 viewers. The second hour rose to 4,119,000 while he third hour dropped to an average of 3,925,000 viewers. Welcome viewer fatigue.

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The Dude

Call me optimistic all you want, but at least it was the 2nd most watched show on cable last night. I also found it interesting that the 18-49 rating didn’t change between hour 2 and 3.
XKonn247

And cue the “RAW needs to Jo back to two hours” comments.
LeftyTosser

The declining ratings of Raw and Impact might be a clue that folks just aren't as in to the watered down PG era.
Matt

I hate blaming ratings on this or that, but with Monday Night Football in full swing, I'm shocked WWE is doing that good of numbers. However, I half expected them to be a little higher given what happened to Lawler last week. My parents and my wife's parents got wind of that news and they never watch wrestling. For that, they both tuned in to Raw to see how they handled it. Sadly, both sets of parents didn't care much for the show as wrestling isn't what it used to be way back in the day haha.
PFElton

I love the people blaming MNF.

News flash, boys and girls: the sport has always peaked in the fall during boom periods. I understand that the last one has been over a decade ago and most of you only know of WCW through a Stamford-made looking glass, but 'them were the days.
Chris Corkhill

Ok I sit by and watch the ratings come in week in and week out and as much as I never see the ratings over here in England or anywhere else in the world I can say this. People are always talking about a wrestling boom and when the next one is going to happen the fact is its not because of the Internet. You could proberbly double that ratings score with the amount of people that watch it online so there is your “wrestling boom” as doubling this ratings brings you to everybody’s “attitude era” ratings