The August 17 episode of WWE RAW posted a major viewership win on Netflix, drawing the show’s highest number in nearly four months.
According to data released by Netflix, the episode pulled 2.7 million global views during the platform’s seven-day tracking window, along with 5 million hours watched.
The number marks an uptick from the previous two weeks. Both the August 3 and August 10 episodes drew 2.6 million global views.
The August 17 show also landed at No. 6 among all English-language series on Netflix for the week. In the United States, RAW fared even better, finishing at No. 3. The 2.7 million figure ties the May 4 episode, so despite some reports that began circulating, this was not quite the highest number since the post-WrestleMania 42 RAW.
The April 27 episode drew 2.8 million views, while the April 20 show, the first RAW after WrestleMania, hit 3.3 million.
The August 17 episode emanated from the KeyBank Center in Buffalo, New York, and was headlined by Roman Reigns, The Usos, Solo Sikoa, and LA Knight.
Chad Gable also put the Intercontinental Championship on the line against Rey Mysterio, while Rey Fenix and Dragon Lee advanced in the tournament to determine a future contender for the World Heavyweight Championship.