WWE RAW (12/15) Misses Netflix Global Charts, Places Seventh in the U.S.

WWE RAW’s December 15 episode did not enter Netflix’s global Top 10 rankings, which limits access to detailed international viewership data. According to Netflix, it still ranked seventh in the United States and reached Top 10 lists in Bolivia, Canada, and Trinidad and Tobago.

The episode was the first RAW after John Cena retired from WWE at Saturday Night’s Main Event. In comparison, the December 8 episode did appear globally, drawing about 2.5 million views and 4.4 million hours watched. The November 24 and December 1 episodes missed the worldwide charts but placed in the U.S. rankings.

Despite the absence from global lists, RAW maintained consistent domestic traction. Its U.S. placement reflects steady streaming interest rather than a sharp drop. The episode also generated notable digital engagement through official WWE YouTube uploads.

The most-watched clip featured Austin Theory revealing himself as the masked attacker on the main event after helping Logan Paul defeat Rey Mysterio. That segment reached roughly 876,000 views. A verbal exchange between CM Punk and Bron Breakker followed with around 572,000 views. Additional clips also performed well. Gunther, addressing John Cena’s recent tap-out, crossed 534,000 views. Another Gunther segment, referencing AJ Styles, drew over 521,000 views. The Usos facing The New Day generated approximately 385,000 views.

Apart from this, in the women’s division, Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer faced Raquel Rodriguez, but the match became a no-contest after Nikki Bella attacked Vaquer. Maxxine Dupri defeated Ivy Nile to retain the Women’s Intercontinental Title. The Kabuki Warriors launched an attack on Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY ahead of their WWE Women’s Tag Team Title Match on January 5.