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The September 30 edition of “WWE Raw” marked a significant rebound in overall viewership and key demographic ratings after a considerable decline the previous week.
This final “Raw” of September saw a 13 percent increase in overall viewership, rising from 1,339,000 last week to 1,516,000, according to WrestleNomics. This figure also reflects a 2 percent rise compared to the trailing four-week average, indicating that the red brand performed better this September compared to the same period last year. In the 18-49 key demographic, viewership improved as well, with the show achieving a rating of 0.48—up 12 percent from the 0.46 rating of the September 23 episode. Both the trailing four-week average and September’s performance compared to 2023 saw a 4 percent gain.
Last week’s episode recorded one of the lowest viewership numbers in the show’s history, but this week’s performance improved despite facing competition from two NFL games: the Detroit Lions vs. Seattle Seahawks, which drew 15 million viewers, and the Miami Dolphins vs. Tennessee Titans, which attracted 5.6 million viewers. “Raw” ranked in the top ten primetime telecasts for adults in the 18-49 demographic on Monday night, with the first hour achieving a 0.50 rating, while the second and third hours recorded ratings of 0.49 and 0.45, respectively, as per Programming Insider.
Monday night’s “Raw,” held at the Ford Center in Evansville, Indiana, was the final episode before this weekend’s Bad Blood Premium Live Event. This week’s show also marked the last three-hour broadcast, as “Raw” will transition to a two-hour format before moving to Netflix in January.
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