WWE RAW’s episode last week experienced an incremental increase in viewers from the previous week.
The episode aired on the 17th of March managed to accumulate 3,100,000 views throughout the week, a computed cumulative of 5,800,000 million hours watched. This stats signified a 3.3% growth from the show on March 10th that got 3,000,000 views, matching the views from the episode on March 3rd. The program achieved top 10 rankings in diverse show watchers, making an impressive show in 23 nations including the USA, UK, and Australia.
RAW ranked as the 4th most viewed English TV show on Netflix for the recent week, lagging just behind Adolescence, the first season of Residence, and Running Point season one.
Since January when RAW first went live on Netflix, the show’s average weekly views have been around 3,273,000. It has managed to maintain a stable viewership range between 2,600,000 million and 3,100,000 million viewers every week.
“Motorhead’s The Game” which serves as the theme song for Triple H’s has started trending as an Internet meme sensation. Twitter users are humorously editing the song with laughter tracks from different famous personalities and pop culture figures, substituting them for Lemmy’s iconic vocals, considerably gaining popularity as fans creatively remodeled the song track.
These meme versions feature remixes with laughs from personalities such as Kawhi Leonard, Peter Griffin from Family Guy, Cardi B, Jey Uso, and Bayley among others.
Stephanie McMahon’s new series, “Stephanie’s Places” will be featuring CM Punk as a special guest. Further description of the series and a clip from the show can be seen below.
“Expressly produced by Omaha Productions owned by Peyton Manning in collaboration with ESPN and WWE, this 10-episode series follows WWE icon Stephanie McMahon as she takes a journey into the depths of America that played a key role in shaping the career trajectories of several famed WWE figures.”
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