WWE RAW saw its Netflix global viewership increase again for the November 17 episode.
According to Netflix’s website, the November 17 episode of WWE RAW ranked sixth globally with 3.1 million viewers and 5.8 million hours viewed. RAW ranked as a top 10 show in 19 countries. The views are up from the previous week (2.8 million views), as were the hours viewed (5.1 million hours). The Beast in Me: Limited Series once again took the top spot with 14.1 million views.
What Happened On The November 17 Episode Of WWE RAW?
That week’s show kicked off with an in-ring promo from newly crowned Intercontinental Champion John Cena for the last appearance on RAW. Cena’s promo was once again interrupted by Dominik Mysterio, which set up a six-man tag match against The Judgment Day.
John Cena, Sheamus, and Rey Mysterio defeated The Judgment Day in a six-man tag as Cena’s last match on RAW.
Elsewhere on the show, Dolph Ziggler was revealed as Solo Sikoa’s mystery opponent in the Last Time Is Now Tournament. Sikoa advanced to the next round.
In the closing segment of the show, Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns were revealed as the final members of their respective teams for the Men’s WarGames match at Survivor Series.
Here’s an overall review of the November 17 episode of RAW courtesy of our live coverage page…
WWE RAW Review:
This was one of the best episodes of Raw in a long while. Good in-ring action. No overly verbose in-ring segments, and when there were in-ring segments, they were actually entertaining. So many surprises (Ziggler, Lesnar, Reigns, AJ Lee) and even a surprise title change, with Lynch putting over Dupri yet against. So much for that Becky Hogan stuff, eh? Survivor Series WarGames is shaping up to be an exciting card. What do you think? Let us know in the comments!
Rating: B+
READ MORE: AJ Lee Return Leads To Big Title Change On WWE RAW
What did you think of the November 17 episode of RAW overall? What was your favorite match or segment? Let us know your overall thoughts by sounding off in the comments section below.
