WWE experienced a precipitous drop in viewership for its Superstar Shake-Up episode from Montreal on Monday, drawing 2.665 million viewers. This represents a drop of more than 9 percent from its first RAW after WrestleMania show from Brooklyn the previous week which had 2.923 million viewers.
The first hour did the best with 2.760 million tuning in, while hours two (2.690) and three (2.546) continued to drop off. RAW still managed to be the second-most viewed program on cable. To compare, the 2018 Superstar Shakeup edition of RAW drew 3.622 million viewers, beating this year’s number by 26%. Last year’s show was down 7.6% from the 3.921 million viewers that the post-WrestleMania 34 RAW drew. The Shake-up RAW was #4 for the night in viewership last year.
You can watch a WWE video countdown of RAW’s Top 10 moments below: