Monday’s Raw brought in an average of 3,102,000 viewers, up a lot from last week’s year-low 2,552,000 viewers.
It was Raw’s biggest audience since since April 17 (3,346,000), which was the show a week after the Superstar Shake-up. Raw’s ratings had been in a downward spiral since, with the last time they broke 3 million being the April 24 show. Raw was finally pretty good, with lots of things actually happening instead of a bunch of meaningless throwaway matches.
Raw didn’t have much competition and was #2, 3, and 4 on cable in the 18-49 demographics, behind “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta 6” on VH1.
Hourly breakdown:
8PM: 3,075,000
9PM: 3,201,000
10PM: 3,029,000
More Monday ratings: Showbuzz Daily
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