"Monday Night Raw" Audience Takes a Big Hit

Heads up down there! After all the major events earlier this month, WWE TV is starting to get back to normal and that means we should get a better idea of how the ratings and audience should look. Based on this week’s viewership, the company has a lot of work to do on Monday nights.

According to Showbuzz Daily, “Monday Night Raw” drew an average of 3.007 million viewers, down about 10% from last week’s average of 3.346 million. As is typically the case, the third hour, headlined by Dean Ambrose/Chris Jericho vs. Miz/a mystery partner, drew the smallest audience. The 3.007 million viewers are the second lowest average of the year after January 9th’s 2.907 million.

You can read the full results here.

Opinion: You mean a show whose big match was Braun Strowman vs. a jobber to the stars in a dumpster match and a “who’s the mystery partner” story didn’t draw against the NBA Playoffs? Last night’s “Monday Night Raw” was one of the weakest in a very long time and a lot of that is due to the lack of anything happening. Almost nothing interesting happened and the big match was a slip on a banana peel ending. That’s not good and it’s no shock that it didn’t draw.