Published: Feb 20, 2019 by Wrestle Talk | Last Updated: Feb 20, 2019 by Wrestle Talk
The crowd might have been dead in the building but Monday’s episode of Raw was a success in the ratings.
Coming off Elimination Chamber, Raw pulled an average of 2.771 million viewers, the highest number since September.
Raw broke 3 millions viewers in the first hour for the first time in recent memory, with 3.046 million viewers tuning in. That is likely down to a combination of the typical post-PPV bump and the fact that four top NXT stars were advertised both in advance on social media and at the top of the hour.
The second hour stood up fairly well with 2.840 million then dropped to 2.427 million for the final hour, which is actually around the level of the show’s overall average last week.
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