The ratings for the June 27th edition of WWE Raw have been published. On average, 1.951 million people watched the go-home show for the Money in the Bank Premium Live Event. The numbers have been obtained by Brandon Thurston from Wrestlenomics:

All 3 hours of Raw were the most-watched telecasts in P18-49 on Monday.

Miz & Mrs. had its highest viewership of the new season so far, slightly better than ep 1 of premiere night (643k, 0.21). pic.twitter.com/Z96SBl4IaY

— Brandon Thurston (@BrandonThurston) June 28, 2022

Raw has seen a small decrease in viewers compared to the previous week. As the June 20th Raw drew an average audience of 1.986 million, the drop calculates to approximately 1.8%. Raw obtained a 0.54 rating in the key demographic range of between 18 and 49 years old, equal to June 20th.

As reported by ShowBuzz Daily, Raw ranked 1st overall for key demographic viewership on Monday night. The show saw the final build to Money in the Bank and the return of John Cena. The 16 time World Champion addressed his future in WWE, stating when we will see him in the ring again.

Featured image: WWE