WWE Raw Ratings To Possibly Still Be Available After Move To Netflix

Professional wrestling may not be able to escape discourse around WWE Monday Night Raw ratings even when the show moves to Netflix.

WWE Raw will move to the streaming service in January 2025 as part of a 10-year deal worth $5 billion. Netflix rarely publicly share viewership information about shows on the platform, but Cynopsis has reported that Netflix have partnered with VideoAmp to provide advertisers with cross-screen and live viewership figures for WWE's move to Netflix in the new year.

Netflix have pushed towards adding adverts to their service over the past year. WWE Raw will feature adverts on Netflix for those signed up to the ad tier.

Even if VideoAmp figures don't become publicly available, if WWE Raw is ranked amongst Netflix's top 10 shows globally, the show's total number of global views and number of hours watched over a week will be viewable.

Upon WWE Raw's move to Netflix in the new year, the show is expected to be closer to three hours. Raw may also air live on Netflix from Europe when WWE embarks on their Road to WrestleMania tour in March.

WWE's partnership with Netflix is much more expansive outside of the United States. In addition to Raw, SmackDown, NXT and pay-per-views/premium live events will be available in the vast majority of international territories, including the United Kingdom.

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