7/9/12 WWE RAW: Starring AJ
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AJ keeping those fukking ratings CONSISTENT, nyggas. Where is the WHINING NOW?!
Actually added more viewers in the second hour..something that DID NOT happen when Cena was closing the show
Actually added more viewers in the second hour..something that DID NOT happen when Cena was closing the show
Shadow
Enjoy your life and loved ones.
Don't know if it's AJ. Most likely if they showed a black screen for 2 hours they'd still see similar ratings.AJ keeping those fukking ratings CONSISTENT, nyggas. Where is the WHINING NOW?!
Nah...shyt was barely touching 3.0 for a minute.
SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
Eve ETHERED THE EVER LIVING shyt outta Punk 
Best and only good part of the show...
Best and only good part of the show...
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ThatTruth777
Superstar
Eve ETHERED THE EVER LIVING shyt outta Punk
Best and only good part of the show...
Punk aint even deserve that level of humiliation and abuse man. The Miz yes, cause he sucks ass but Punk c'mon. The truth in that either might drive him to start drinking.
The Push Man
Pro
The Great One
Swag Surfin
lol @ fat Virgin fagats in here straight up lying about Cena in the main event
Bob Loblaw
Superstar
Not seeing the ether at all, all she did was call him an afterthought. 
ThatKidBlackHippy
thekid
they coulda added that tyson kidd promo to the show instead of the stupid hornswoggle shyt ... but nooooo.
WWE Raw on Monday, July 9 leading into the Money in the Bank PPV scored a 3.17 rating, essentially even with a 3.18 rating last week.
However, average viewership was down six percent to 4.41 million viewers compared to 4.71 million viewers last week.
Raw averaged 4.29 million first hour viewers, which was the fewest since May 28 and down nine percent compared to last week's 4.71 million first hour viewers.
The second hour increased to an average of 4.52 million viewers, which was down 200,000 viewers compared to last week's second hour.
-- On cable TV Monday night, Raw ranked #7 in overall viewers behind ESPN's Home Run Derby, which averaged 6.88 million viewers, TNT programming, and History Channel programming. Raw was #2 in key male demos behind the Derby, and the second hour was #1 among teen males.
In the week-to-week demo ratings, Raw was down across the board except for teen males 12-17, which upticked slightly to hold steady after weeks of fluctuating between decent and terrible ratings.
Raw was most notably down nearly two-tenths-of-a-rating among males 18-34 to the lowest point since June 4. The same timeframe applies to males and adults 18-49.
-- One year ago this week, Raw scored a 2.90 rating the week after drawing a 2.40 on the Fourth of July. Average viewership was identical.
However, average viewership was down six percent to 4.41 million viewers compared to 4.71 million viewers last week.
Raw averaged 4.29 million first hour viewers, which was the fewest since May 28 and down nine percent compared to last week's 4.71 million first hour viewers.
The second hour increased to an average of 4.52 million viewers, which was down 200,000 viewers compared to last week's second hour.
-- On cable TV Monday night, Raw ranked #7 in overall viewers behind ESPN's Home Run Derby, which averaged 6.88 million viewers, TNT programming, and History Channel programming. Raw was #2 in key male demos behind the Derby, and the second hour was #1 among teen males.
In the week-to-week demo ratings, Raw was down across the board except for teen males 12-17, which upticked slightly to hold steady after weeks of fluctuating between decent and terrible ratings.
Raw was most notably down nearly two-tenths-of-a-rating among males 18-34 to the lowest point since June 4. The same timeframe applies to males and adults 18-49.
-- One year ago this week, Raw scored a 2.90 rating the week after drawing a 2.40 on the Fourth of July. Average viewership was identical.
That was just last week. WTF