This Week's WWE RAW Draws Lowest Viewership Number Of The Year, Third Hour Collapses

Monday's WWE RAW, a taped show from London with WWE Intercontinental Champion Dean Ambrose vs. Bray Wyatt in a non-title main event, drew 2.696 million viewers. This is down 6% from last week's 2.87 million viewers and a new low for 2017. It is the lowest audience for the show since the 2016 Halloween episode, which averaged 2.6 million viewers.

For this week's show, the first hour drew 2.827 million viewers, the second hour drew 2.845 million viewers and the final hour drew 2.417 million viewers, a drop of 15% from the first hour.

RAW was #2 on cable for the night in viewership, behind the NBA Playoffs. RAW was #4 in the 18-49 demographic, behind the the NBA game, Street Outlaws and Love & Hip-Hop.

Below is our 2017 RAW Viewership Tracker:

January 2nd Episode: 3.046 million viewers
January 9th Episode: 2.907 million viewers
January 16th Episode: 3.271 million viewers
January 23rd Episode: 3.292 million viewers
January 30th Episode: 3.615 million viewers
February 6th Episode: 3.115 million viewers
February 13th Episode: 3.087 million viewers
February 20th Episode: 3.216 million viewers
February 27th Episode: 3.093 million viewers
March 6th Episode: 3.216 million viewers
March 13th Episode: 3.232 million viewers
March 20th Episode: 3.048 million viewers
March 27th Episode: 3.292 million viewers
April 3rd Episode: 3.767 million viewers
April 10th Episode: 3.429 million viewers
April 17th Episode: 3.346 million viewers
April 24th Episode: 3.007 million viewers
May 1st Episode: 2.87 million viewers
May 8th Episode: 2.696 million viewers
May 15th Episode: