By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet)
Monday’s WWE Raw television show averaged 1.814 million viewers, according to PWTorch.com. Viewership was down from the 1.923 million average from last week. The first hour of Raw averaged 1.871 million viewers. Hour two drew 1.839 million viewers. The final hour of the show averaged 1.733 million viewers. Raw delivered a 0.49 rating in the 18-49 demographic, down from last week’s 0.57 rating.
Powell’s POV: Raw delivered a .49 rating in the 18-49 demographic, down from last week’s .57 rating. The July 27, 2020 edition of Raw delivered 1.617 million viewers. Obviously, the Tokyo Olympics coverage via NBC’s various platforms worked against Raw this week.
You guys are also failing to mention how poorly the olympic ratings are doing compared to the past . Which means this is one of the most unwatched Olympics ever .
I didn’t have the Olympics numbers for that day when the Raw ratings were available. Yes, the Olympic numbers are bad compared to its past numbers, but it’s still doing big numbers and airing on a number of different networks. So while the Olympics numbers are down, it’s still big competition for everyone in television.