The Fallout From “Money In The Bank” Leads to an Increase in “RAW” Viewership for June 30

The fallout from “Money In The Bank” leads to an increase in “RAW” viewership for June 30. The final episode of the month drew an average 4.332 million viewers, which is up from the June 23 edition of the show which pulled in 4.031 million.

TVByTheNumbers reports “Monday Night Raw” finished third overall in Cable viewership, falling just behind World Cup coverage and vH1’s “Love & Hip-Hop: Atlanta 3.” The final hour drew the most viewers.

The hourly break down looks as such:

Hour 1: 4.158 million viewers

Hour 2: 4.348 million viewers

Hour 3: 4.490 million viewers

Again, the final hour pulls the most views. The final hour saw Paige lose her Divas Championship to the returning AJ Lee, as well as a tag team match featuring newly crowned WWE World Heavyweight Champion John Cena, Roman Reigns, Randy Orton, and Kane. The final segment would see Seth Rollins tease a Money in the Bank briefcase cash-in, only for the attempt to be thwarted by Dean Ambrose.

Editor’s Note:
I love the June 30 edition of “Monday Night Raw.” You can hear my thoughts about it on the most recent edition of “Wrestling Rumors Radio” here.