The new Hulk Hogan Real American docuseries on Netflix has outperformed WWE RAW in global viewership for the second straight week.

According to Netflix’s Tudum rankings, the four-part series — co-produced by WWE — drew 3.1 million global viewers in its second week. That number marks an increase from its debut, which generated three million viewers.

The series also maintained its position as the fifth most-watched English-language show globally, while recording 12.9 million hours viewed during the same period.

Hulk Hogan Netflix Viewership

The performance of the docuseries placed it ahead of the April 27 episode of WWE Raw, which brought in 2.8 million global viewers over seven days. RAW ranked sixth overall for the week and accumulated 5.2 million global hours viewed.

While RAW continues to perform consistently on the platform, the comparison highlights the strong interest in the Hogan-focused series, particularly as it builds momentum in its second week.

The docuseries centers on Hulk Hogan and explores key moments from his career, offering a deeper look at one of wrestling’s most recognizable figures. Its continued presence near the top of Netflix’s global rankings reflects sustained viewer engagement beyond its initial release.

For WWE, the success of the series represents another example of how its content is performing across streaming platforms, even outside of its weekly programming schedule.

At the same time, RAW’s placement within the top ten globally shows that the weekly show remains a consistent draw, particularly following the WrestleMania 42 season and ongoing storylines involving top stars.

The gap between the two programs is not large, but it is notable given that RAW is a long-running weekly show while the Hogan series is a limited docuseries release.

As both continue to rank within Netflix’s global charts, the data provides a clear snapshot of how different types of WWE-related content are performing on the platform.

Hulk Hogan Docuseries Tops WWE RAW in Netflix Viewership

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