The early word on Netflixs numbers for Monday Night RAWs January 6 debut is that they are looking strong, and excitement is building in both WWE and Netflix circles.
While the streamer is still finalizing the viewership figures, sources are already buzzing about the success of the historic broadcast, which has landed in Netflixs Top 10 TV Shows in the U.S.
According to sources via PWInsider, both WWE and Netflix are optimistic about the performance of the show, with plenty of chatter behind the scenes about just how impressive the numbers might be. The official release of the viewership data will reveal just how big of a hit the RAW debut was.
Entertainment industry insiders who attended the live taping at the Intuit Dome were equally impressed, not just by the production but by the energy of the Los Angeles crowd. Known for being a late-arriving and early-leaving audience, the L.A. fans broke that stereotype, staying engaged from start to finish. Attendees described the atmosphere as electric, with fans deeply invested in every moment of the action.
The sold-out crowd of over 17,000 fans added to the shows success, which The Rock declared during his opening promo as WWEs highest-grossing arena event ever. With Netflix entering the wrestling game and WWE adapting to the streaming era, the internal excitement is a sign of promising things to come for this partnership.
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