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WWE RAW Viewership Sees Slight Increase for December 16, 2024 Episode

WWE RAW’s December 16, 2024, episode experienced a viewership boost, attracting 1.522 million viewers and seeing an uptick in key demographic ratings.

WWE RAW Ratings See a Positive Shift

The latest episode of WWE RAW, which aired on December 16, 2024, showed encouraging signs for the brand. According to Programming Insider, the show drew 1.522 million viewers, marking an increase from the previous week’s 1.386 million. Additionally, RAW achieved a 0.49 rating in the coveted 18-49 demographic, up from the previous week’s 0.43. This marks a significant improvement for WWE’s flagship show as it closes out the year.

What Drove the Ratings Increase?

Several key moments contributed to the December 16th episode’s viewership boost:

  1. Rhea Ripley Becomes No. 1 Contender
    Rhea Ripley’s path to reclaiming gold took a major step forward when she became the No. 1 contender for Liv Morgan’s WWE Women’s World Championship. This development has fans eagerly anticipating a showdown between the two stars.
  2. The War Raiders Capture WWE Tag Team Titles
    In a thrilling tag team match, The War Raiders (Erik and Ivar) defeated The Judgment Day to win the WWE Tag Team Championships. This title change brought excitement and unpredictability to the show.
  3. High-Profile Feuds
    The ongoing rivalries involving Cody Rhodes, Kevin Owens, and Seth Rollins added intrigue, keeping viewers engaged throughout the night. The fallout from Saturday Night’s Main Event has continued to drive storyline momentum.

RAW’s Consistent Performance

RAW’s ratings improvement reflects WWE’s successful efforts to maintain viewer interest through compelling storylines and high-stakes matches. The increased viewership shows that WWE’s focus on developing engaging content for both established and rising stars is paying off.

Looking Ahead to 2025

With RAW set to make its Netflix debut on January 6, 2025, WWE is poised to continue its upward trajectory. The company’s creative team is working hard to deliver storylines that keep fans tuning in week after week.

As WWE closes out 2024, the strong viewership numbers indicate that RAW remains a cornerstone of wrestling entertainment.

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