WWE Raw Sees Slight Global Viewership Dip on Netflix

WWE Raw’s July 13 episode on Netflix posted a modest decline in global viewership but stayed near the top of the streamer’s weekly charts, according to Tudum figures.

The episode drew 2.4 million global views, a 4% drop from the 2.5 million views the July 6 show generated. Even with the dip, Raw held steady at No. 6 on Netflix’s global list for a second straight week. In the U.S., the show slipped one spot, from No. 4 to No. 5.

The numbers look a bit different when stacked against last year. The July 14, 2025 episode of Raw pulled in 2.5 million global views, meaning this year’s comparable show was also down 4% year over year. But the bigger story is where Raw sits in the rankings rather than the raw view count. Globally, the show has climbed from No. 9 a year ago to No. 6 now, and domestically it’s jumped from No. 7 to No. 5 over that same stretch.

That context matters. Netflix’s streaming charts are relative — shows compete against everything else on the platform that week — so even a slight year-over-year dip in total views hasn’t stopped Raw from strengthening its position among Netflix’s top offerings. Since moving to the streamer, WWE’s flagship show has settled into a reliable, if not spectacular, groove: modest week-to-week fluctuations in raw numbers paired with steady or improving chart placement.

With Raw continuing to hold a firm spot inside Netflix’s global top 10 more than a year into the deal, the early data suggests the partnership has stabilized rather than stalled. Whether the promotion can push those numbers higher will likely depend on the strength of upcoming storylines and premium live events feeding into the weekly show, but for now, Raw remains one of Netflix’s most consistent performers.