WWE Raw recorded 2.3 million global views on Netflix for its October 26 episode, placing the weekly program seventh on the platform’s worldwide chart. Raw also ranked eighth among Netflix programming in the United States during the tracking period.
The figure represents a decrease from the October 19 edition of Raw, which generated 2.5 million global views and ranked ninth worldwide. While the October 19 show did not enter the U.S. top 10, the October 26 broadcast did make the domestic chart, giving WWE a notable additional marker alongside its global placement.
At 2.3 million views, the October 26 episode marked Raw’s lowest worldwide total since August 31. That August 31 episode did not appear in Netflix’s global top 10. The program in 10th place on the worldwide chart that week had 1.8 million views, offering a point of reference for where Raw fell in the standings at that time.
Raw Remains in Netflix’s Global Top 10
Although the October 26 number was down 200,000 views from the prior week, Raw remained firmly inside the global top 10. Its seventh-place position was an improvement in worldwide ranking compared with the October 19 episode’s ninth-place finish.
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The weekly chart position and the total views are related but are not identical measures of Raw’s performance. A show can move up or down the ranking based on the broader slate of programming available on Netflix in a given week. In this case, Raw posted a lower global total than it did one week earlier while still improving from ninth to seventh worldwide.
Its placement at eighth in the United States is also significant because Raw was absent from the domestic top 10 for the October 19 episode despite its 2.5 million global-view total. The October 26 results therefore show Raw appearing on both the worldwide and U.S. lists, with the global number settling at 2.3 million.
Netflix’s global view tally provides a different point of discussion than the traditional U.S. linear television measurements that were long associated with Raw. WWE’s flagship Monday night program is now being assessed through Netflix’s weekly view charts in markets where the show is available on the streaming service, making global performance and chart placement central elements of the conversation around the brand’s weekly reach.
October 26 Highlights Drew Attention on YouTube
Several moments connected to Raw also generated strong interest on WWE’s YouTube channel. The most-watched Raw-related video from the October 26 material featured Solo Sikoa delivering a warning to The 946.
“Ain’t nobody safe from [The Bloodline],” Sikoa said in the segment.
That video reached 1.6 million views, making it the leading Raw clip among the top five videos listed for the episode. The performance put Sikoa and The Bloodline storyline at the forefront of WWE’s digital engagement from the show.
The second most-viewed video involved Tiffany Stratton attempting a Money in the Bank cash-in on Liv Morgan. The clip received 683,000 views. Money in the Bank cash-in attempts have long been among WWE’s most immediate high-stakes scenarios, and the Stratton-Morgan development was one of the episode’s most-viewed individual pieces of content.
A match involving Sami Zayn and Je’Von Evans was third among the leading Raw videos, drawing 533,000 views. Zayn defeated Evans after Bron Breakker attacked Penta, tying the match result to a separate confrontation during the segment.
The fourth-place video was Liv Morgan versus Becky Lynch for the Women’s World Title, which brought in 462,000 views. Bayley’s No Disqualification Match victory over Lyra Valkyria rounded out the top five with 432,000 views.
Top Five WWE Raw Videos From October 26
- Solo Sikoa to The 946: “Ain’t nobody safe from [The Bloodline]” — 1.6 million views
- Tiffany Stratton attempts a Money in the Bank cash-in on Liv Morgan — 683,000 views
- Sami Zayn defeats Je’Von Evans after Bron Breakker attacks Penta — 533,000 views
- Liv Morgan vs. Becky Lynch | Women’s World Title Match — 462,000 views
- Bayley beats Lyra Valkyria in No Disqualification Match — 432,000 views
What the Weekly Numbers Show
The October 26 data offers a mixed but generally stable picture for Raw. The program’s worldwide audience fell from 2.5 million to 2.3 million on a week-to-week basis. At the same time, it climbed two places in the global ranking and returned to the U.S. top 10 at eighth.
For WWE, the numbers underline the importance of evaluating several indicators together rather than treating any single weekly total as a complete assessment. Global views show the program’s reach across Netflix’s worldwide chart. The global ranking shows how Raw compares with other programming during that specific measurement window. The U.S. ranking provides another indication of the show’s standing in one of WWE’s most important markets.
The accompanying YouTube totals add further context. While streaming-chart data measures the full Raw program on Netflix, WWE’s video platform activity highlights which individual characters, matches, and angles drew the most immediate interest after the broadcast. Solo Sikoa’s segment held a substantial lead over the other listed clips, while the Stratton-Morgan Money in the Bank angle, the Zayn-Evans match involving Breakker and Penta, and the Women’s World Title match each generated hundreds of thousands of views.
That spread illustrates the range of material from Raw that resonated digitally on October 26. The Bloodline-related message was the clear leader in short-form viewing, but women’s division content appeared twice in the top five through Morgan’s involvement in both the attempted cash-in and the title match against Lynch. Zayn, Evans, Breakker, Penta, Bayley, and Valkyria also featured in clips that cleared the 400,000-view mark.
Raw’s Recent Netflix Trend
The key comparison remains October 19, when Raw delivered 2.5 million global views and ranked ninth worldwide. One week later, the show came in at 2.3 million, ranked seventh globally, and placed eighth in the United States. The change demonstrates how the week-to-week totals and rankings can move in different directions.
The October 26 episode also avoided repeating the outcome from August 31, the last time Raw posted a lower global-view figure. That episode missed the worldwide top 10 altogether, while the program occupying 10th on that week’s list had 1.8 million views. By comparison, 2.3 million was enough to secure a seventh-place worldwide finish for the October 26 show.
Raw’s latest Netflix result ultimately keeps the brand in a prominent position on the streaming service’s weekly charts. The 2.3 million global views were lower than the previous week’s mark, but WWE can point to a better global ranking and a top-10 finish in the United States. With major storyline figures such as Sikoa, Morgan, Lynch, Stratton, Zayn, Breakker, Penta, Bayley, and Valkyria generating measurable interest across WWE’s digital platforms, the October 26 edition produced several clear points of audience engagement beyond the full-show Netflix total.
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