WWE RAW Viewership On The Rise With Big Gauntlet Match
This week's edition of Monday Night Raw, which was headlined by a Gauntlet match featuring Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman, Finn Balor, John Cena, The Miz and Elias that took up the first two hours of the show, garnered about 3,282,000 viewers, which is up from last week. Noticeably, the first two hours were pretty consistent and the third hour had a major drop-off after the gauntlet match ended.
This is how the show did each hour:
Hour one - 3,518,000 viewers
Hour two - 3,509,000 viewers
Hour three - 2,821,000 viewers
Average - 3,282,000 viewers
2018 WWE RAW Viewership Archive:
January 1, 2018
Hour one - 2,969,000 viewers
Hour two - 2,912,000 viewers
Hour three - 2,714,000 viewers
Average - 2,865,000 viewers
January 8, 2018
Hour one - 2,993,000 viewers
Hour two - 2,784,000 viewers
Hour three - 2,502,000 viewers
Average - 2,766,000 viewers
January 15, 2018
Hour one - 3,573,000 viewers
Hour two - 3,363,000 viewers
Hour three - 2,814,000 viewers
Average - 3,250,000 viewers
January 22, 2018 (RAW 25)
Hour one - 4,803,000 viewers
Hour two - 4,641,000 viewers
Hour three - 4,147,000 viewers
Average - 4,530,000 viewers
January 29, 2018
Hour one - 3,662,000 viewers
Hour two - 3,461,000 viewers
Hour three - 3,061,000 viewers
Average - 3,395,000 viewers
February 5, 2018
Hour one - 3,161,000 viewers
Hour two - 3,212,000 viewers
Hour three - 2,793,000 viewers
Average - 3,055,000 viewers
February 12, 2018
Hour one - 3,262,000 viewers
Hour two - 3,216,000 viewers
Hour three - 2,837,000 viewers
Average - 3,105,000 viewers
February 19, 2018
Hour one - 3,518,000 viewers
Hour two - 3,509,000 viewers
Hour three - 2,821,000 viewers
Average - 3,282,000 viewers
2017 WWE RAW Viewership Archive
2016 WWE Raw Viewership Archive
