[Ageei]

Didn't they spend the whole night hyping as the biggest lumberjack match that would have the entire roster out there?

Except for Cena, Ryback, Kane, Bryan...etc...yeah.

But it was the entire roster though...

[hardysno1fan]

Originally Posted by moonmop

Didn't they spend the whole night hyping as the biggest lumberjack match that would have the entire roster out there?

Except for Cena, Ryback, Kane, Bryan...etc...yeah.

But it was the entire roster though...

Speaking of which is it me or is WWE turning into WCW? UNO with the constant lack of clean finishes.

[funnyfaces1]

Originally Posted by hardysno1fan

Speaking of which is it me or is WWE turning into WCW? UNO with the constant lack of clean finishes.

It was even worse during the Attitude Era. Ref bumps everywhere.

[chucky101]

i hope its below 2.0 but probably won't be

wwe is a big name product and there won't be a huge drop just based off there name power and creatures of habit tuning in every monday

i predict 2.3 but hoping its lower

[holt_hogan]

The 22/10 edition of Monday Night Raw drew the following viewers:

Hour 1: 3.578m
Hour 2: 3.653m
Hour 3: 3.432m

Compared to last weeks:

Hour 1: 4.067m
Hour 2: 4.013m
Hour 3: 3.886m

The average over the 3 hours is 3,554,333.

The October 1st edition which was the lowest rated Raw in 15 years had an average of 3,502,000 viewers which had a 2.5 rating.

Yesterdays edition of raw averaged just 54,000 viewers more than the lowest rated raw in 15 years on the 1st October.

The final rating will be released later, but it should come out at 2.5

[JY57]

thought it would be worst than that. but at least they got average of 3.5+ million viewers with the competition they had

[D.M.N.]

Whilst obviously the ratings are bad to say the least, those hoping for something ridiculously low are likely to be disappointed.

[MikeChase27]

Dat Ryback push is bringing dem ratings.

[WTFWWE]

Still is a bad rating.

[Gamblor]

I suppose better than expected all things considered. Not a good number, but eh...