The ratings for the September 19th edition of WWE Raw have been published. On average, 1.593 million watched the latest episode of WWE’s flagship show. The numbers have been obtained via Brandon Thurston from Wrestlenomics:

Against two Monday Night Football games, this was Raw's lowest total viewership since July 4.

Vikings-Eagles on ABC had 12.9 million viewers. Bills-Titans on ESPN had 6.6 million, plus an additional 1.3 million on ESPN2.

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— Brandon Thurston (@BrandonThurston) September 20, 2022

Raw has seen a drop in viewers compared to the previous week. As the September 12th episode of Raw drew an average audience of 1.709 million, the drop calculates to approximately 6.8%. As reported by Thurston, this is the lowest total viewership since the July 4th holiday episode. Now that the 2022/2023 NFL season is underway, Raw’s ratings will be lower on average week on week.

In regards to key demographic ratings, Raw obtained a 0.45 rating, up from the 0.44 rating from September 12th. As reported by ShowBuzz Daily, Raw ranked 5th overall for key demographic viewership on Monday night. Monday Night Football and the associated pre and post-shows were the top ranked shows on Monday night.

Raw continued the build to the Extreme Rules Premium Live Event, with a new match added to the show.

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