WWE Raw on Netflix Draws 2.4 Million Global Views for June 15 Episode

The June 15 edition of WWE Raw continued to hold steady on Netflix, matching the prior week’s viewership total and keeping well clear of the record lows the show posted earlier this year.

Netflix reported 2.4 million global views for the episode, with hours viewed climbing to 4.9 million — a meaningful bump from the 4.5 million hours logged the week before. The listed runtime for the broadcast came in at 1 hour and 57 minutes.

The uptick in hours viewed while global views held flat suggests fans who did tune in were sticking around longer, a positive sign for engagement even if raw audience numbers aren’t moving dramatically week to week. For a show that was drawing alarming numbers just a few weeks ago, two consecutive weeks of stability will be viewed as a modest but welcome development inside WWE.

Raw made the jump to Netflix at the start of 2025 as part of the company’s landmark streaming deal, and the transition has come with the expected growing pains of establishing a new audience on a platform where wrestling isn’t yet a habitual watch for many subscribers. The show has been working to build consistency, and back-to-back weeks without a slide represents at least a floor being established.

Whether the numbers can trend upward through the summer — traditionally a stronger period for WWE programming with bigger storylines heading into SummerSlam season — remains to be seen, but the early indication from June is that the freefall appears to have stopped for now.