WWE Raw keeps delivering steady numbers in the Netflix era. According to Tudum, the October 12 episode of Raw pulled in 2.5 million global views on the streaming platform — up from the 2.4 million views recorded on October 5.
WWE Raw on Netflix (Credits: WWE)
The show ranked tenth globally and eighth in the United States for the week. That marks a slight dip in rankings from the October 5 episode, which placed seventh globally and fourth in the U.S., but the total viewership actually grew week over week.
What’s Driving the Numbers
The episode clearly struck a chord with the audience. On YouTube, clips from the October 5 show drew massive traffic — Carmelo Hayes’ shocking return with The 946 pulled in 2 million views, while Oba Femi’s exchange with Paul Heyman (“I’m an Oba Femi guy”) racked up 1.4 million views. Other standout moments included LA Knight and Solo Sikoa’s alliance (806K views), The Usos questioning Solo’s relationship with Roman Reigns (779K views), and Penta’s epic first entrance as Mr. Money in the Bank (701K views).
Steady Growth on Streaming
For WWE, the consistency is the story. Back-to-back weeks north of 2.4 million global views shows Raw has found a reliable rhythm on Netflix after the big move from cable. As the road to the next premium live event heats up, the numbers suggest the audience is not going anywhere.
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