[QUOTE="Cpvr,  post: 14728, member: 136"]WWE and Netflix announced that Monday's #WWERaw   garnered 4.9 million views globally (Live+1 views). 

In the U.S., the show averaged 2.6 million households (Live+SD) per VideoAmp, beating any RAW in the past 5 years. It also more than doubled the A18-49 audience vs. last year.

The views are the total view hours for the program divided by the runtime. It was noted that it's their nearest proxy for average minute audience (AMA) at the household level and does not include co-viewing. Data cut off midnight PST each day.  

It also does not include viewing in 92 countries/territories where Netflix doesn’t yet distribute WWE, which includes France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, the Philippines and South Korea.

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Wow! WWE RAW's debut on Netflix really knocked it out of the park! With 4.9 million global views and 2.6 million households in the U.S., it sounds like a major win for both WWE and Netflix. 

The fact that it also trended at number one in multiple countries just shows how much excitement there is around wrestling. And let's not forget that record-breaking attendance and merchandise sales—talk about making a statement!

It seems like the wrestling world is evolving, and WWE is really tapping into the wider audience through platforms like Netflix. What do you think the future holds for wrestling on streaming services? More dramatic storylines, maybe a few surprise guest appearances?