Raw Draws 2.3 Million Netflix Views for Nov. 2, Same as Prior Week

Summary: WWE Raw on Nov. 2 drew 2.3 million global views on Netflix in its first seven days, matching the prior week, per Netflix data published Tuesday, Nov. 10. It ranked No. 5 globally and in the U.S.

The quick version

  • Raw on Nov. 2 drew 2.3 million global views through seven days, per Netflix data as reported by Wrestlenomics, Fightful, F4W Online and PWInsider. The Oct. 26 episode also drew 2.3 million.
  • It ranked No. 5 for the week among English-language Netflix TV shows worldwide and No. 5 in the U.S., per Wrestlenomics. F4W Online says it was a top-10 show in seven countries.
  • The show started at 6 PM ET, two hours earlier than usual, because SmackDown was taped afterward, per F4W Online.

WWE Raw on Netflix drew 2.3 million global views for its Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, episode, per Netflix's weekly Tudum data published Tuesday, Nov. 10. Wrestlenomics counts views through the first seven days. The number matches the Oct. 26 episode, which our earlier story covered.

The numbers

  • Views: 2,300,000 global, per Wrestlenomics, Fightful and PWInsider.
  • Hours viewed: 4.5 million, per F4W Online and PWInsider's table. Oct. 26 was 4.2 million, per F4W's table.
  • Rank: No. 5 globally and No. 5 in the U.S. among English-language TV shows, per Wrestlenomics. Fightful says Oct. 26 ranked seventh globally and eighth in the U.S.
  • F4W Online says the No. 4 show beat Raw by about 1.5 million views, and that the week's leader was the debut of "Taken: Natalee Holloway" with 12.9 million.

The context

John Cena appeared on the show and announced details of the John Cena Classic. F4W Online's headline says his appearance did not lift the number. The show was the go-home for Crown Jewel and included the Sami Zayn and Roman Reigns confrontation. F4W says it began at 6 PM ET, two hours early, because WWE taped SmackDown ahead of the trip to Saudi Arabia. We have not seen WWE confirm the start-time reason.

Fightful lists the most viewed Raw video on WWE's YouTube channel as Cruz Montana leveling Roman Reigns and joining The 946, at 1.8 million views. Cena announcing the John Cena Classic was next with 1.4 million.

How the sources differ

The outlets agree on 2.3 million and the rank. Their older tables differ by small amounts. F4W lists Sept. 14 at 3.2 million and PWInsider at 3.1 million, and the two give different hours for Oct. 19. We used only the Nov. 2 and Oct. 26 figures, which match. F4W says 2.3 million ties Raw's low since Aug. 19. Our Oct. 26 story said "lowest since Aug. 31," following the outlets we read then. PWInsider's own text gives 4.2 million hours for Nov. 2, but its table shows 4.5 million, so we use 4.5 million, which F4W also lists. Netflix's own page was not open to us.

What to watch next

Netflix publishes the Nov. 9 figure next Tuesday. That show was the Crown Jewel fallout. It aired at its usual 8 PM ET start from Greenville, South Carolina, per Fightful.

How we know

Source: Wrestlenomics (staff), Fightful (Jeremy Lambert), F4W Online (Josh Nason) and PWInsider (Kendall Jenkins), all reporting Netflix's Tudum data. We did not open Netflix's page. The start-time reason is F4W's. Nothing in this story is a rumor.

Sources

How we credit sources: Editorial standards.

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