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Last Week’s WWE Raw Netflix Viewership Ticks Down From Previous Week
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Last week’s episode of WWE Raw saw its viewership on Netflix slip a bit from the week before. Netflix revealed its weekly top 10 on Tuesday for the week ending October 11th, and the October 5th episode of Raw ranked at #7 with 2.4 million views based on 4.3 million hours viewed.
This week’s show was down 4.0% from the September 28th episode’s 2.5 million views. It was the lowest number for the show since the July 27th episode episode also had 2.4 million views.
Raw was in the top 10 in seven countries: Bolivia (#7), Bahamas (#8), Canada (#5), Trinidad and Tobago (#7), United States (#4), the United Kingdom (#10), and India (#10).
Netflix’s global top 10 was topped by the first week of the limited series Below with 17 million views. That was followed by the week two of East of Eden 12.6 million views.
The full global top 10 list is below:
Top 10 Netflix English TV Shows
1. Below (Week 1): 17.0 million views.
2. East Of Eden (Week 2): 12.6 million views.
3. Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Season One (Week 1): 4.1 million views.
4. Mojo Brookzz: I Know You Lying (Week 1): 3.3 million views.
5. Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story (Week 4): 3.0 million views.
6. Mayor of Kingstown Season One (Week 3): 2.7 million views.
7. WWE Raw – October 5, 2026 (Week 1): 2.5 million views.
8. The Gentlemen Season Two (Week 6): 2.0 million views.
9. Wonka’s The Golden Ticket Season One (Week 3): 1.9 million views.
10. A Different World Season One (Week 1): 1.9 million views.
Based on known numbers, WWE Raw is averaging 2.670 million viewers on Netflix in 2026 compared to 2.873 million for the same point in 2025.
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