Add as a preferred source on Google WWE RAW remained at 2.4 million global views for the July 20 episode.
Reported by Netflix’s Tudum on Tuesday, the episode finished sixth in the world among English-language television shows for the July 20-26 tracking week. RAW was also fifth in the United States, giving the show the same global and domestic positions it had for the previous week.
The episode generated 4.1 million global hours viewed, with Netflix listing a runtime of one hour and 37 minutes. The July 13 episode also had 2.4 million views, but generated 5.1 million hours viewed. That means RAW’s hours viewed were down by one million week over week while its views total remained even.
Netflix ranks its weekly Top 10 lists by views, a figure calculated by dividing a title’s total hours viewed by its runtime. The shorter runtime for the July 20 episode therefore allowed RAW to hold at 2.4 million views despite the decline in total hours watched.
RAW finished 200,000 views behind The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On season four, which ranked fifth globally with 2.6 million views. It was 100,000 views ahead of Avatar: The Last Airbender season two, which placed seventh with 2.3 million. I Will Find You led the English-language television list with 7.3 million views.
The July 20 number was down 100,000 from the July 6 episode, which drew 2.5 million global views. That show also ranked sixth worldwide, but finished fourth in the United States. RAW has now placed sixth globally for three straight weeks while remaining within a range of 2.4 million to 2.5 million views.
The July 20 show featured Jacob Fatu defeating LA Knight in the main event, along with Joe Hendry defeating Dominik Mysterio in non-title action.