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Last Week’s WWE Raw Backtracks Slightly in Netflix Viewership
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WWE Raw saw last week’s viewership on Netflix drop back down slightly after it rebounded the week before. Netflix revealed its weekly top 10 on Tuesday for the week ending April 12th, and the April 6th episode of Raw ranked at #6 with 2.9 million views based on 5.5 million hours viewed.
This week’s show was down 3.3% from the March 30th episode, which came in at 3.0 million views. It matched the number from the March 23rd episode.
Raw was in the top 10 in 17 countries: Bolivia (#4), Bahamas (#7), Canada (#7), Ecuador (#8), Guatemala (#10), Mexico (#7), Nicaragua (#8), Panama (#9), El Salvador (#7), Trinidad and Tobago (#3), United States (#4), Bulgaria (#9), the United Kingdom (#8), Egypt (#9), Bahrain (#10), India (#9), and Sri Lanka (#10).
Netflix’s global top 10 was topped by the first week of true crime docuseries Trust Me: The False Prophet with 9.8 million views. That was followed by the second week of XO, Kitty season three (7.8 million). The full global top 10 list is below:
Top 10 Netflix English TV Shows
1. Trust Me: The False Prophet Season One (Week 1): 9.8 million views.
2. XO, Kitty Season One (Week 2): 7.8 million views.
3. Danny Go! Season One (Week 1): 5.3 million views.
4. Love On the Spectrum Season Four (Week 1): 3.5 million views.
5. Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen Season One (Week 3): 3.1 million views.
6. WWE Raw – April 6, 2026 (Week 1): 2.9 million views.
7. The Cleaning Lady Season One (Week 1): 2.8 million views.
8. Big Mistakes Season One (Week 1): 2.7 million views.
9. ONE PIECE Season Two (Week 5): 2.2 million views.
10. Salish & Jordan Matter Season One (Week 1): 2.1 million views.
Based on known numbers, WWE Raw is averaging 2.90 million viewers on Netflix in 2026 compared to 3.173 million for the same point in 2025.
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