UPDATE: The Monday, November 24th,
post-Survivor Series edition of WWE RAW, the first show since wrestling legend
Sting made his WWE debut, scored a final of 3.07 (3.1) cable
rating, according to Nielsen Media Research.
The 3.07 (3.1) final rating marks a healthy increase compared to last week’s
Survivor Series “go-home” edition of the show, which finished at a 2.75
(2.8).
Monday’s RAW averaged 4.246 million viewers, which also marked a significant
increase compared to the numbers for last week’s edition of the show, which
averaged 3.771 million viewers.
The hourly breakdown in terms of viewership for Monday’s RAW is as
follows:
Hour One: 4.734 million viewers
Hour Two: 3.992 million viewers
Hour
Three: 4.012 million viewers
ORIGINAL: It looks like Survivor Series (or
more specifically, Sting) brought back the viewers for WWE. Monday night’s
episode of RAW drew 4.25 million viewers and a 1.5 rating in
the 18 – 49 demographic. Those numbers are up 13% and a great 22%, respectively,
from last week’s 3.78 million and 1.23 demo rating. The viewership is the
highest since the July 28th episode drew 4.32 million, while the demo rating was
the highest since the June 2nd episode drew an identical 1.5.
The show’s
hours broke down as follows:
8:00 PM: 4.73 million
(1.7 demo rating)
9:00 PM: 3.99 million (1.4 demo
rating)
10:00 PM: 4.01 million (1.4 demo
rating)
The household rating will be available later.
