WWE Raw made a comeback to Netflix’s global top 10 list for the week ending January 25th, although its viewership declined from previous numbers. The January 19th episode secured the ninth position, attracting 2.5 million views and totaling 4.6 million hours watched worldwide, confirming its continued yet diminished appeal on the platform.
Comparing Recent Viewership Trends and Regional Performance
This episode’s figures fell short compared to the January 5th show, which celebrated Raw’s one-year anniversary on Netflix and drew 3.2 million views. The January 12th installment did not make the top 10, suggesting lower performance. While exact numbers for that week remain unclear, it appears likely that the January 19th episode surpassed the previous week’s ratings. Raw appeared in the top 10 lists of six countries, including strong positions in the United States (#6), the United Kingdom (#6), Canada (#9), Mexico (#9), Bolivia (#6), and Bahrain (#9).
Other Leading Netflix Series in Weekly Rankings
This week’s global top 10 was topped by the limited series HIS & HERS in its third week, which led with 17.2 million views. The once-dominant Stranger Things has seen a shift, with only its fourth and fifth seasons maintaining a presence on the list. The full lineup of the top 10 English-language shows on Netflix for the week was as follows:
1. HIS & HERS (Week 3): 17.2 million views.
2. Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials Season One (Week 2): 8.7 million views.
3. Skyscraper Live (Week 1): 6.2 million views.
4. Finding Her Edge Season One (Week 1): 5.5 million views.
5. Stranger Things Season Five (Week 9): 3.7 million views.
6. Run Away (Week 4): 3.6 million views.
7. Sandokan Season One (Week 1): 3.5 million views.
8. Free Bert Season One (Week 1): 3.2 million views.
9. Raw: 2026 – January 19, 2026 (Week 1): 2.5 million views.
10. Stranger Things Season Four (Week 29): 2.3 million views.
WWE Raw’s Viewership Compared Year Over Year
Looking at overall trends for 2026, WWE Raw is averaging around 2.85 million viewers per episode on Netflix, marking a notable decrease compared to an average of 4.2 million viewers at the same time in 2025. This downward trajectory raises questions about the show’s staying power on the streaming platform amidst stiff competition from other popular series.
