WWE Raw ratings down slightly, still first in demo

Raw on Monday night did lower than it has been doing on a night with limited competition, but was still No. 1 on all of television.

Raw did 1.75 million viewers with an 0.59 in 18-49, for a show coming off the Money in the Bank PPV. It got no bump from the show even with all the media reports about John Cena over the weekend.

Raw was first on cable by a wide margin with Hannity on Fox News in second place at 3.56 million viewers and 0.21. The top entertainment show on television other than Raw was a Shark week special on Great White Serial Killer sharks at 636,000 viewers and 0.21 in 18-49 on Discovery.

Raw was down seven percent in viewers and down six percent in 18-49 from last week’s show.

From one year ago this week, when Raw went head-to-head with Home Run Derby, it was still down three percent in viewers but up six percent in 18-49. But when you factor in homes lost, the real gains would be up three percent in viewers and up 16 percent in 18-49.

The show did a normal  ratings pattern with the exception of the Rey Mysterio & Zelina Vega vs. Dominik Mysterio & Liv Morgan match which featured the return of Rhea Ripley, which did 1.70 million viewers, a much higher number as compared with a normal full show rating.

The three hours were:

• 8 p.m. 1.85 million viewers
• 9 p.m. 1.78 million viewers
• 10 p.m. 1.62 million viewers

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