The ratings have been published for the November 29th edition of Monday Night Raw. On average, 1.678 million people watched the latest edition of WWE’s flagship show. The numbers have been obtained by Brandon Thurston from Wrestlenomics:

Raw held much of the increase in audience from last week's episode with Vince McMahon's missing egg.

Raw is currently performing under ratings of last year, though, in the Thunderdome era without live fans.https://t.co/Qgg5YslgSP pic.twitter.com/Ag9XS6cgQ4

— Brandon Thurston (@BrandonThurston) December 1, 2021

Compared to the previous week, Raw has seen a small drop in viewers. The November 22nd episode of Raw drew 1.698 million viewers, meaning that the drop in viewers calculates to approximately 1.2%. In regards to key demographic viewership, 593,000 viewers were aged between 18 and 49 years old, equating to a rating of 0.45. This rating is also down from the November 22nd rating of 0.49.

As reported by Showbuzz Daily, Raw ranked 5th overall for key demographic viewership on Monday night. As has been seen frequently, Monday Night Football was the most watched show on Monday night, with nearly 11 million watching Washington face the Seattle Seahawks.

Monday Night Raw saw WWE Hall of Famer Edge return to WWE tv and the first match announced for the upcoming Day 1 pay-per-view.

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