WWE Raw Drops to #9 Globally on Netflix February 2026

The February 16, 2026, episode of WWE Raw maintained stable global viewership but slipped in Netflix rankings, falling to #9 worldwide and holding at #7 in the United States. The show attracted 2.9 million views globally, matching the exact number from the previous week’s February 9 episode, which had positioned WWE Raw at #7 globally.

Comparing Week-to-Week and Yearly Viewership Trends on Netflix

Despite the drop in global ranking from #7 to #9, the week-to-week global views for WWE Raw remained consistent, registering no change week-over-week. Over the year, WWE Raw’s Netflix viewership has fluctuated, peaking at 3.2 million views on January 5, 2026, and hitting a low of 2.5 million on January 19, 2026. These figures illustrate some variability but an overall steady engagement with the audience.

Monthly and Four-Week Averages Reflect Stable Audience Interest

Reviewing the month-to-date performance for February 2026, WWE Raw’s presence on Netflix continues to hold steady with little deviation from prior weeks. The four-week rolling average further underscores consistent interest, as the episode draws similar global viewership numbers over recent weeks. The ongoing audience retention highlights the program’s international footprint as the company seeks to grow its market.

Monitoring WWE Raw’s Future Performance on Netflix

As WWE advances its international expansion efforts, Ringside News will keep tracking the WWE Raw February 2026 rankings on Netflix to analyze shifts in its global popularity. The maintained viewership figures, despite a ranking drop, suggest that WWE Raw remains an important offering for wrestling fans worldwide.

“Are you surprised the ranking was down for this episode of WWE Raw? Let us know what you think in the comment section below.” ?Steve Carrier, Founder of Ringside News

Michael jones
Michael jones
Michael Jones is a journalist at CynicalTimes.org, dedicated to covering the WWE Raw Men’s Division. With one year of experience in pro wrestling journalism, he provides fans with up-to-date coverage of major matches, superstar rivalries, and evolving storylines from Monday Night Raw. Michael’s reporting dives into the personalities, promos, and pivotal moments that define the Raw brand, offering insights into character arcs, backstage developments, and pay-per-view buildup. He brings a fresh, detail-oriented perspective to his writing, aiming to inform, entertain, and connect readers to the energy and excitement of WWE’s flagship show. Whether it's a rising contender or a veteran champion, Michael highlights the key figures driving the Raw men’s division forward.