The ratings for the August 1st edition of Monday Night raw have been published. On average, 2.230 million people watched the fallout from SummerSlam in regards to the red brand. The figures have been obtained via Brandon Thurston from Wrestlenomics:

This post-Summerslam episode and the first Raw since Paul Levesque took over creative, is the highest total viewership since March 16, 2020, the first Raw without an audience due to Covid.

P18-49 was the highest since the post-Wrestlemania Raw in Aprilhttps://t.co/s1CKyIMlmi pic.twitter.com/6n9WkZlemB

— Brandon Thurston (@BrandonThurston) August 2, 2022

Raw has seen an increase in ratings compared to the previous week. As the July 25th Raw drew an average audience of 1.901 million viewers, the increase calculates to approximately 17.3%. As reported by Thurston, this is the highest rated Raw since March 16th 2020, which was the first Raw with no fans due to the COVID pandemic. In regards to key demographic viewership, Raw obtained a 0.61 rating, also up from the July 25th rating of 0.50. As reported by ShowBuzz Daily, Raw ranked 1st overall for key demographic viewership on Monday night.

Raw saw the fallout from the SummerSlam Premium Live Event take place, with Becky Lynch also unfortunately announcing that she is injured.

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