By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet)
Monday’s WWE Raw television show averaged 1.551 million viewers, according to PWTorch.com. Viewership was down from the 1.823 million average from last week.
Powell’s POV: The first hour of Raw averaged 1.536 million viewers. Hour two drew 1.549 million viewers. The final hour of the show averaged 1.568 million viewers. Raw delivered a 0.44 rating in the 18-49 demographic, down from last week’s 0.45 rating. The May 25, 2020 edition of Raw delivered 1.735 million viewers for the Memorial Day episode.
Update: There was an error with the previous numbers, according to PostWrestling.com. We have updated the numbers above with the new information.
So was the final hour the highest drawing of the three? That seems odd compared to previous trends when there is a significant drop-off in hour three.
The third hour was the highest because wwe built up the main event of drew versus kofi throughout the three hour show.
The number was good for a memorial day holiday with nba playoffs and nhl playoffs. Plus, americans are coming out of a year long “lockdown” due to the covid pandemic. People are starting to get their “freedom” back from various dictatorial politicians.