To no one’s surprise, Monday’s episode of WWE RAW took a step down in the ratings. The episode drew 3.599 million viewers and a 1.20 rating in the 18 – 49 demographic, down 9% each from last week’s 3.986 million and 1.20 demo rating. The numbers were the lowest since the May 4th episode drew 3.573 million viewers and a 1.1 demo rating, which was itself the lowest rating in quite some time.
The show was obviously brought down by the holiday viewing; the numbers were comparable to last year’s Memorial Day rating of 3.602 million and 1.23 demo rating. Raw ranked second for the night among cable shows behind the NBA Conference Finals game on ESPN that drew 8.28 million viewers and a 3.41 demo rating. The hourly numbers are below:
8 PM: 3.790 million (1.28 demo rating)
9 PM: 3.585 million (1.17 demo rating)
10 PM: 3.423 million (1.14 demo rating)
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