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Even Steve Austin couldn't save Raw from Monday Night Football last night.

Raw averaged 2.13 million viewers, its second lowest modern era mark in history for a non-holiday show. The 15.4 percent drop from last week was much larger than usual for the first show against football.

The number speaks to the audience watching Raw being less loyal as compared to other years when football started.

The only episodes of Raw in modern history that did worse was a June 10 show against the NBA finals, and this past Christmas and New Year's Eve shows, which really shouldn't even count in comparison.

The most notable thing is that the Austin segment should have been held for later in the episode, as Raw opened well in the first quarter, fell once Austin left, and continued to decline the rest of the show, with the main event being one of the lowest rated matches in Raw history.

None of the stats are good. The third hour was the lowest third hour except for Christmas and New Year's. The first-to-third hour drop, largely due to Austin, was the sixth worst in history at 21.9 percent. The audience was down 22.3 percent from last year's first show against Monday Night Football.

Raw was 10th for the night on cable, trailing news shows, football related programming, and the 3.36 million viewers for A Very Brady Renovation on Home & Garden.

The Houston Texans vs. New Orleans Saints game against most of Raw did 13.08 million viewers. The late game, with the Denver Broncos vs. Oakland Raiders, did 10.62 million viewers.

As far as viewers leaving during the show, from the hour one average to hour three, the decline was 14 percent with women 18-49, 17 percent for men 18-49, 19 percent for teenage girls, six percent for teenage boys, and 24 percent over 50.

The three hours were:

8 p.m. 2.36 million viewers
9 p.m. 2.18 million viewers
10 p.m. 1.85 million viewers

Alemazz95 ha scritto: ↑11/09/2019, 0:55 Sull'orologio di Wyatt nella FFH appare l'ora 11:19. Secondo me è un messaggio in codice.

Quoto la domanda di sopra: qualcuno sa se c'è qualche evento/qualcosa il 19 Novembre?


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Ho appena controllato. Il 19/11 è il martedì prima di Survivor Series. Non dovrebbe esserci nulla.
Usando la fantasia, 11:19 - > 1+1=2 e 1+9=10 - > 2/10 mercoledì, debutto della AEW su TNT

The third hour of Raw did the lowest third hour in modern history aside from Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. The main event ten men tag team match averaged 1,788,000 viewers, making it the lowest main event, aside from those two nights, in history.

The viewership was down 15.0 percent and rating was down 8.8 percent from last week. Viewership was down 22.3 percent from the first week of football season last year.

Raw was tenth overall, trailing several news shows, football related shows, and “A Very Brady Renovation” on HGTV that did 3,362,000 viewers, the first week of a four-part mini-series on Monday’s. It brings back the six kids from the original cast all on the same show for the first time in 30 years.

The first-to-third hour drop of 21.9 percent was the sixth worst in history, and considering the opening quarter did 2.6 million viewers, the actual show drop was 31.2 percent.

The first quarter with Austin was strong, but if there was one notable mistake, it was putting him first. The audience tuned out when he left, slowly, and the erosion continued throughout the show. There was no mention during the show that he would be back at the end, although at that point, once people saw him, I’m not sure how much it would have meant a second time. Overall the show seemed very good. The matches were better than usual. It didn’t drag. But the competition of football and people seeing what they wanted right away were the culprits.

As far as the first-to-third hour drop by demos, women 18-49 dropped 14.3 percent, men 18-49 dropped 16.7 percent, teenage girls dropped 16.7 percent, teenage boys dropped 6.3 percent and over 50 dropped 23.8 percent.

The quarters were slow erosion, other than the A.J. Styles vs. Cedric Alexander match coming after Austin dropped 320,000 viewers. There was a slight increase for the Charlotte Flair & Becky Lynch vs. Bayley & Sasha Banks match. Rey Mysterio vs. Gran Metalik dropped 215,000 viewers and then the King of the Ring three-way dropped another 100,000. There was another drop for Natalya vs. Lacey Evans, and the ten-man main event dropped from there and was the lowest rated match on the show.

The first hour averaged 2,362,000 viewers. The second hour averaged 2,183,000 viewers. The third hour averaged 1,845,000 viewers.

WWE has announced that Maria Kanellis will be revealing the gender of her second child with Mike Kanellis on tonight’s RAW episode.

The reveal will take place during a special Gender Reveal party, hosted by Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins of The Street Profits.

The only other match or segment announced for tonight’s RAW as of this writing is Baron Corbin vs. Chad Gable in the King of the Ring tournament finals.

Below is WWE’s announcement on the gender reveal:

The Street Profits to host Maria Kanellis’ Gender Reveal Party live tonight on Raw

RSVP now because you do not want to miss it when Maria Kanellis reveals her child’s gender at a special Gender Reveal party tonight, hosted by The Street Profits. Angelo Dawkins & Montez Ford invite you to be a part of the festivities live tonight on Raw.

Stay tuned for more updates on tonight’s post-Clash of Champions edition of RAW from Knoxville, TN. Remember to join us for live coverage at 8pm ET.