🔥 Netflix Can’t Look Away! WWE RAW Cracks U.S. Top 10 After John Cena’s Final WWE Match Fallout
WWE RAW just proved it still packs heavyweight streaming power. According to official Netflix data, the December 15 episode of WWE RAW landed at No. 7 on Netflix’s U.S. Top 10 list, a huge win for the red brand following an emotionally charged weekend for wrestling fans. While the episode didn’t crack Netflix’s global rankings this time, its U.S. performance tells a powerful story.
The timing couldn’t have been bigger.
That particular episode delivered the fallout from Saturday Night’s Main Event, a show etched into WWE history as it featured John Cena’s final match before officially stepping away from the ring. Fans tuned in to see the aftermath, reactions, and the emotional weight of Cena’s retirement—and Netflix numbers reflected that buzz loud and clear.
The competition, however, was fierce. RAW was battling streaming juggernauts like the Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua fight, Emily in Paris Season 5, and Sean Combs: The Reckoning, which dominated the top three spots in the U.S. charts that week.
Interestingly, just one week earlier, WWE RAW had gone even bigger. The previous episode cracked Netflix’s global Top 10, pulling in an impressive 2.5 million views worldwide and racking up 4.4 million hours watched—proof that WWE’s reach extends far beyond the American audience.
Even without a global ranking this time, RAW’s U.S. Top 10 placement highlights one undeniable fact:
When history happens in WWE—fans show up.
And with John Cena’s farewell now part of wrestling lore, the Netflix-era RAW momentum looks far from slowing down. 👊🔥
