WWE RAW Netflix Viewership Holds Steady for March 23 Episode

Posted by admin on April 1st, 2026

WWE RAW’s performance on Netflix remained consistent for the March 23 episode, showing little change compared to recent weeks.

According to Netflix’s Tudum data, the episode drew 2.9 million global views and generated 5.5 million global hours viewed. These numbers reflect a slight decline from the previous week, with views dropping by 100,000 and hours viewed down by 400,000. Despite the decrease, the figures align closely with the show’s average performance over the past ten weeks.

The March 23 broadcast had a listed runtime of 1 hour and 51 minutes, which was shorter than the previous week’s runtime of 1 hour and 56 minutes. The minor reduction in length did not significantly impact overall engagement, as WWE RAW continues to maintain a stable audience on the platform.

In terms of rankings, WWE RAW placed sixth globally among all Netflix programming for the week. In the United States, the show ranked third over the same period. Additionally, WWE RAW secured a spot in the top ten across 20 different countries, showing its continued international reach.

The top-performing program for the week was the second season of ONE PIECE, which led the charts with 5.9 million global views. The gap between the fifth-ranked show, Homicide: New York Season 2, and WWE RAW in sixth place was approximately 700,000 views.

Overall, WWE RAW’s steady performance suggests a consistent audience base on Netflix. While the week-to-week numbers saw a slight dip, the show continues to rank among the platform’s most-watched content and maintains its position as a reliable performer both in the U.S. and globally.