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WWE RAW Netflix July 28 Episode Draws 2.7M Viewers Globally, Maintains Top 10 Spot in 10 Countries

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The July 28 episode of WWE RAW maintained a consistent global audience on Netflix, drawing 2.7 million viewers worldwide and accumulating 5.5 million hours watched. This performance placed the episode eighth in the global rankings and kept it among the top 10 most-watched shows in ten countries. Although the total hours viewed dropped slightly from 5.7 million the previous week, the viewership number remained unchanged. Meanwhile, the limited series UNTAMED led Netflix’s charts with 12.2 million views during the same period.

Key Moments and Matches From the July 28 WWE RAW Episode

The episode began with Jey Uso delivering an in-ring promo, which was interrupted by Paul Heyman who unsuccessfully tried to dissuade him from teaming with Roman Reigns for SummerSlam. The women’s eight-person tag match featured Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY, Stephanie Vaquer, and Nikki Bella defeating Naomi, Chelsea Green, and the Secret Service faction. In another contest, The Judgment Day successfully retained their World Tag Team Titles by defeating Joaquin Wilde and Cruz Del Toro.

The main event saw Jey Uso emerge victorious over Bronson Reed via disqualification. Following the match, Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker joined forces to attack both Uso and Roman Reigns, setting the stage for future confrontations.

Implications of WWE RAW’s Steady Netflix Audience

The continued viewership of WWE RAW on Netflix, despite a slight dip in total hours watched, demonstrates a loyal international fan base engaged with the weekly episodes. The consistent presence in the top 10 shows across multiple countries emphasizes the brand’s global appeal. As SummerSlam approaches, storylines involving key figures such as Jey Uso, Roman Reigns, and Bronson Reed are likely to drive further interest and viewership in upcoming broadcasts.

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.
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