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WWE Fans Show Their Frustration Over Alarming Drop in RAW Ratings

Published 07/15/2020, 3:18 AM EDT

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The drop in WWE TV ratings is one discussion that has grown in pitch in the recent years. The overarching consensus is that the beginning of the PG era has caused a dip in the ratings.

For every fan, the PG era is nowhere close to the Ruthless aggression era, let alone the attitude era. The disinterest has been shown by fans in the form of reduced viewership.

The Horror show at Extreme Rules is just a few days away. Low ratings building up to a PPV is not a good sign for the global company.

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Here are the ratings for this week’s Monday Night RAW.

This week’s Monday Night RAW had an average viewership of 1.561 million. They got a 0.48 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

It reduced by 7.5% compared to 1.687 million viewers last week. That was the second-lowest viewership in show history.

Monday Night RAW’s first hour drew 1.697 million. The second hour saw 1.599 million viewers. The third and final hour saw 1.504 million viewers even though RAW had a top-notch main event.

The drop in ratings has brought about a huge concern among fans. Their once-favorite show is not living up to their expectations.  Here are a few reactions.

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Is the Pandemic a reason for the drop in WWE ratings?

Many people may feel that the drop is due to COVID-19 lockdown. However, there is constant drop in ratings year after year.

Check out this drop in ratings over the last five years.

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Vince McMahon has many problems on his plate. The continuous decrease in viewership is one of the prime concerns.

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The past four years would not have been such a huge problem. However, with AEW now breathing down their neck, ratings become very very important.

Vince Mcmahon and the WWE have once again found themselves in a war. WWE will again have to become more creative, bold, and do things out of the box.

Otherwise, it would be very difficult to compete with AEW. All Elite Wrestling has got off to a great start and is trying to steamroll its way to be the top sports entertainment show.

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It will be interesting to see what WWE comes up with in the future.

 

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