[BlueEyedDevil]

I just finished watching Monday's show about 10 minutes ago so it takes me about 3 days.

 

[Freelancer]

I quit watching regularly a few years ago. I'd be asleep by 8:15 every Monday, no joke.

 

[toon126]

Takes me 20 mins to watch it. It’s so formulaic I can fast forward the great majority of it knowing when finishes are coming, how long certain matches will be, whether or not there’s a promo or backstage segment to catch etc - but even those you can tell whether they’re meaningful in anyway or just a “tonight I’m going to win blah blah” throw

The matches themselves also follow a similar enough formula that the vast majority are not worth watching.

Dynamite though? A lot less predictable so I do actually sit through and enjoy most of it without reaching for fast forward. I know there’s too many run ins, but at least it means you do need to watch to know what’s going on.

But WWE is all kinds of predictable.

 

[Mutant God]

It takes me only 3 hours

 

[Buffy The Vampire Slayer]

Just regular 3 hours buy watching the show and that is it.

 

[Casual Fan #52]

About 10 mins, mostly in fast forward.

 

[M1M2M3M4M5M6M7M8]

I watch it live so 3 hrs lol(I usually just leave it on in the background just in case something happens)

 

[Buffy The Vampire Slayer]

I watch it live so 3 hrs lol(I usually just leave it on in the background just in case something happens)

Each thing I don't like, I head over to my PS5 to play Fortnite.

 

[Serious_frusting]

30 mins last week. Zero hours this week. I ain't watching this weeks show,

 

[RWPunk]

I only read the results and watch what I liked from the results.

 

[Trivette]

Watch it on Hulu which is chopped down to about an hour and a half. I fast forward once Uncle Howdy or Wyatt appear because that shaves off 20 minutes right there just them walking to the ring or standing in a doorway doing nothing with the smoke machine rolling.

 

[Lurker V2.0]

I’m still trying to work through 2013

 

[La Parka]

I usually tap out after the first segment.

It's not even worth DVRing and fast-forwarding anymore.

 

[Fearless Viper]

Just watch it on their YouTube channel.

 

[RainmakerV2]

I usually just have it on in the background and pay attention when it's someone I'm interested in.

 

[Hotdiggity11]

I haven’t watched a full episode in years. I’m a Youtuber who will go find the full segment/match if one interests me. The only thing I’ve consistently watch is the Bloodline-related material.

 

[arch.unleash]

The last full episode I saw was Raw after WM33, 6 years ago. Now I watch it on my way to work, which can range from 2 minutes to 25 minutes if there was an interesting segment, right now the Rollins/Lashley/Theory stuff is good I usually watch their segments.

 

[greasykid1]

The closest I get to watching RAW most weeks is the 5 minute recap that WrestleTalk do on tuesdays.
I'll watch matches or segments at some point in the week if they are getting talked about, and they sound interesting ... but that doesn't add all that much time.

 

[tommo010]

I usually get it down to 2 hours or under skipping shit I'm not interested in

 

[Jonnyd6187]

Thank God for DVR I fast forward through all that bullshit. And that includes AEW. Both companies unpredictable