Raw Numbers Fall to Long-Time Low

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Raw Numbers Fall to Long-Time Low

Post by Big Red Machine » May 5th, '15, 18:16

Source: www.F4WOnline.com


Tuesday, 05 May 2015 14:15


Raw last night averaged 3.57 million viewers over the three hours, which, just barely, is the lowest viewing audience for a non-holiday or football season episode of the show since 1997.

The rating isn't out yet, but the low mark would be May 26, 2014, which did a 2.62 rating.

The NBA playoffs look to be the culprit, doing 4.59 million viewers for the early game and 4.66 million viewers for the late game.

It also follows the pattern that the weeks Stephanie McMahon and HHH aren't on, the ratings tumble. The good thing is they maintained what audience they had better than in previous weeks, so you can just imagine how bad it would have been if the show was bad.

The three hours were:

8 p.m. 3.42 million viewers

9 p.m. 3.71 million viewers

10 p.m. 3.59 million viewers
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Re: Raw Numbers Fall to Long-Time Low

Post by Bulletclubfan2014 » May 5th, '15, 18:33

Big Red Machine wrote:Source: www.F4WOnline.com


Tuesday, 05 May 2015 14:15


Raw last night averaged 3.57 million viewers over the three hours, which, just barely, is the lowest viewing audience for a non-holiday or football season episode of the show since 1997.

The rating isn't out yet, but the low mark would be May 26, 2014, which did a 2.62 rating.

The NBA playoffs look to be the culprit, doing 4.59 million viewers for the early game and 4.66 million viewers for the late game.

It also follows the pattern that the weeks Stephanie McMahon and HHH aren't on, the ratings tumble. The good thing is they maintained what audience they had better than in previous weeks, so you can just imagine how bad it would have been if the show was bad.

The three hours were:

8 p.m. 3.42 million viewers

9 p.m. 3.71 million viewers

10 p.m. 3.59 million viewers
This is too bad I thought last nights RAW was the best episode since the night after WrestleMania
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Re: Raw Numbers Fall to Long-Time Low

Post by Big Red Machine » May 5th, '15, 19:09

Bulletclubfan2014 wrote: This is too bad I thought last nights RAW was the best episode since the night after WrestleMania
Same. Maybe there will be some buzz coming out of this show (and Rollins vs. Ambrose both being awesome and having real consequences should help that) and more people will tune in next week.
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Re: Raw Numbers Fall to Long-Time Low

Post by Chris Everlast » May 6th, '15, 07:53

Knowing WWE, they'll end up blaming this Raw for that viewership rating rather than the series of dull Raws before it.
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Re: Raw Numbers Fall to Long-Time Low

Post by cero2k » May 6th, '15, 09:06

Chris Everlast wrote:Knowing WWE, they'll end up blaming this Raw for that viewership rating rather than the series of dull Raws before it.
hopefully someone in the office is smart enough to realize that this bad rating is due to the past shows + NBA and NHL finals.
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