Monday night’s episode of WWE Raw, which aired on the USA Network, attracted 1.641 million viewers and earned a 0.50 rating in the key demographic.
Key Points:
– This week’s viewership declined compared to the previous week’s 1.890 million viewers.
– WWE Raw claimed the number two spot in the key demographic ratings for the night on cable.
– CNN’s coverage of the Democratic National Convention narrowly surpassed WWE Raw in the key demographic, with 661,000 viewers compared to WWE Raw’s 659,000 viewers.
While WWE Raw maintained a strong presence in the key demographic ratings, it faced stiff competition from CNN’s coverage of the political event. The decline in viewership from the previous week suggests fluctuation in audience engagement and interest in wrestling programming.
It is clear that both WWE Raw and CNN attracted a substantial number of viewers in the key demographic, indicating the diverse interests of television audiences. Despite the decline in viewership, WWE Raw’s consistent performance highlights its dedicated fan base and enduring appeal in the competitive television landscape.
