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WWE Raw Supershow Rating

Richard Gray May 15, 2012 WWE News 10 Comments

Last night’s WWE Raw Supershow did a 2.94 cable rating off hours of 2.91 and 2.97 with an average viewing audience of 4,408,000 viewers on the USA Network.

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freaking

Raw rating down again the problem is wwe to scripted follow tnas example less scripted more matches using all there talent then you might get better ratings
- Eurosario
  
  I followed you until you said to follow TNA/IW example.Do you want WWE's ratings to fall below 1.5 or worse.
  - freaking
    
    I see you dont watch tna watch it then you will see what im talking about no stupid storylines like wwe watch tna then you can comment on my status properly
    - Matt Scott
      
      You are kidding right!? Tell me you're joking! The biggest gripe most TNA fans is the idiotic angles. And after the introduction of Impact WRESTLING, a show that focuses on WRESTLING, we thought we'd see some WRESTLING. Instead we get 1 hour 40+ minutes of talking and less than 20 minutes of wrestling.
    - john hardy
      
      hey youre"freaking" playa. tna starts with a 25 min promo every week. its highest viewers is 576000 compared to low raw ratings of 4408000. camnn you tell me why kaz and dan had a shot at tag belts when feuding with aj . while aj has a match vs angle . .
Brett

PANIC!!!
Aldin94

That's not good!
AJG316

Considering nowadays, that's actually a decent number.
the ox

Raw rating was solid good to see
the rhino

Raw rating worst since february hopefully wwe can turn it around