WWE Raw Dominates Netflix, Claims #1 Spot Over Squid Game and Jerry Springer

One Big Thing

WWE Raw has claimed the top position on Netflix’s U.S. charts, surpassing major titles like Squid Game and the Jerry Springer documentary. This marks a significant milestone for professional wrestling’s streaming presence.

By the numbers

• WWE Raw ranks #1 on Netflix’s top 10 TV shows
• Outperforms “American Primeval” (#2)
• “Jerry Springer: Lights, Camera, Action” (#3)
• “Squid Game” (#4)

Show Highlights

Monday’s episode delivered several memorable moments:

• Damian Priest vs. Finn Balor in a Street Fight
• Penta’s debut appearance
• Lyra Valkyria defeated Dakota Kai to become the first Women’s Intercontinental Champion

Why It Matters

Raw’s success on Netflix shows:

• Wrestling’s growing mainstream appeal
• WWE’s successful transition to streaming platforms
• The strength of live sports entertainment in the streaming era

Background

This success follows WWE’s landmark deal with Netflix, making Raw the streaming platform’s first weekly live program. The show’s performance suggests a strong start to this partnership.

What’s Next

The strong viewership numbers may impact:

• Future WWE programming decisions
• Streaming rights negotiations
• The broader wrestling industry’s approach to content distribution

What do you think about WWE Raw’s Netflix success? Share your thoughts about this historic achievement in the comments below.