WWE Raw Draws 2.3 Million Global Views on Netflix for June 29 Episode

The June 29 edition of WWE Raw pulled in 2.3 million global views on Netflix, according to figures published by Tudum, Netflix’s official content tracker. The episode ranked seventh overall globally and sixth in the United States for the tracking period.

Interestingly, the numbers mirror the previous week almost exactly. The June 22 episode also drew 2.3 million global views, though that installment performed slightly better in the rankings — finishing fourth globally and fifth in the United States.

The back-to-back 2.3 million figure suggests Raw has found a consistent floor on the streaming platform since making the move to Netflix at the start of 2025. While the June 29 episode slipped a few spots in both the global and domestic rankings compared to June 22, the viewership total holding steady points to a stable audience week over week.

Netflix measures views differently than traditional television ratings, counting a view as any account that watches at least a portion of a title within a given week. That makes direct comparisons to the linear TV era difficult, but the consistent placement inside the platform’s weekly top-ten lists — both globally and in the U.S. — underscores that Raw remains one of the more-watched programs on the service. How the show performs heading into the second half of 2026 will be a key data point as WWE and Netflix continue their high-profile partnership.