WWE RAW Viewership Up From Last Week’s Record Low For Final ThunderDome Show

 

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According to Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics, Monday's live Money In the Bank go-home edition of WWE RAW, the penultimate episode of the ThunderDome era with the final build for Sunday's pay-per-view, had an average of 1.609 million people on the USA Network.
This is a 9.31% increase over the previous week's 1.472 million viewers. Last week's episode had the lowest RAW viewership ever.

In the crucial demographic of 18-49, RAW had a 0.43 rating. This is up 4.88 percent from the previous week's key demo rating of 0.41. This week's 0.43 key demo rating represents 560,000 18-49 viewers, up 4.48 percent from last week's 0.41 key demo rating, which represented 536,000 18-49 viewers.

Last week’s RAW was tied with two other shows for the lowest key demo rating in show history.