1/14
In the segment-by-segment, they opened really big with Vince McMahon in a segment with Big Show and Alberto Del Rio, doing a 3.44 opening quarter.
Randy Orton vs. Wade Barrett lost 171,000 viewers, which is really good considering the strength of the open with McMahon and running such a long match early. Kane vs. Damien Sandow and the Mick Foley Hall of Fame announcement with the brawl with The Shield, Ry- back, Randy Orton and Sheamus losing 497,000 viewers. The Ryback interview and Kaitlyn vs. Eve Torres for the Divas title gained 509,000 viewers at 9 p.m. to a 3.33 rating.
C.M. Punk vs. Brodus Clay lost 149,000 viewers.
The C.M. Punk post-match interview, the cars being destroyed video of old Raw episodes and Mick Foley, The Rock and Vickie Guerrero backstage gained 142,000 viewers. Sheamus vs. 3MB in a Battle Royal and a John Cena backstage interview lost 202,000 viewers.
Miz TV with Flair and Antonio Cesaro gained 449,000 viewers at 10 p.m. for the show’s peak rating of 3.50.
Daniel Bryan vs. Cody Rhodes, plus A.J., Big E Langston and Dolph Ziggler promo and vignette on weddings in WWE lost 752,000 viewers which is likely to be among the biggest drops of the year, and that’s with no football.
John Cena vs. Dolph Ziggler in the cage match gained 118,000 viewers. The final segment with The Rock concert and the brawl with Punk gained 207,000 viewers, which is a low overrun gain, to a 3.20 quarter.
1/7
In the segment-by-segment, the John Cena vs. Dolph Ziggler match gained 214,000 viewers. Eve Torres vs. Kaitlyn lost 224,000 viewers. Backstage stuff with Santino Marel- la, Ricky Steamboat and Wade Barrett, and Randy Orton and 3MB in an interview, lost 484,000 viewers. Kane & Daniel Bryan vs. Cody Rhodes & Damien Sandow and Randy Orton vs. Heath Slater gained 172,000 viewers at 9 p.m. which is kind of weak growth, doing a 2.94. Barrett vs. Marella with Steamboat in the corner gained 101,000 viewers. Antonio Cesaro vs. Great Khali lost 80,000 viewers. Sheamus vs. Jinder Mahal gained 150,000 viewers.
C.M. Punk vs. Ryback in the TLC match (which started as the football game went to halftime) gained 515,000 viewers which is very good right now for 10 p.m. The first part of the match did a 3.52 quarter and the second part did a 3.44 quarter.
Big Show vs. Kofi Kingston lost 1,037,000 viewers, which is noteworthy because that was more viewers lost than any segment in 2012.
That was likely a quick scampering back to the game, which even started at the end of Punk vs. Ryback, but for those who stuck around for the finish of that match.
From start-to-finish, the segment with Rock and Punk that ended the show gained 887,000 viewers, but that’s kind of misleading.
The Punk interview before Rock came out did a 3.17 rating. The Rock/Punk segment back and forth did a 3.67 quarter, but they did go too long (once you are getting past
11:15 p.m. you’re losing some of the kids viewers as in just the last two minutes male teens dropped from 3.2 to 2.3 and female teens from 1.1 to 0.7). At the finish, they were at a 3.34. In fact, with teens, they peaked at 3.6 for the ending of the TLC match, fell to 2.5 after the match and got as high as 3.2 for Punk and Rock before the big drop at the end. Males 18-49 were at a 3.0 level for Punk vs. Ryback, 2.8 for the Punk promo and 3.4 when Rock came out, dropping to 3.1 at the end. Teenage girls were at 0.8 for Punk vs. Ryback, 0.8 for Punk’s promo and 1.1 when Rock came out. Women 18-49 were 1.4 for Punk vs. Ryback, 1.2 for Punk’s promo, and 1.2 for Rock and Punk.
In the segment-by-segment, they opened really big with Vince McMahon in a segment with Big Show and Alberto Del Rio, doing a 3.44 opening quarter.
Randy Orton vs. Wade Barrett lost 171,000 viewers, which is really good considering the strength of the open with McMahon and running such a long match early. Kane vs. Damien Sandow and the Mick Foley Hall of Fame announcement with the brawl with The Shield, Ry- back, Randy Orton and Sheamus losing 497,000 viewers. The Ryback interview and Kaitlyn vs. Eve Torres for the Divas title gained 509,000 viewers at 9 p.m. to a 3.33 rating.
C.M. Punk vs. Brodus Clay lost 149,000 viewers.
The C.M. Punk post-match interview, the cars being destroyed video of old Raw episodes and Mick Foley, The Rock and Vickie Guerrero backstage gained 142,000 viewers. Sheamus vs. 3MB in a Battle Royal and a John Cena backstage interview lost 202,000 viewers.
Miz TV with Flair and Antonio Cesaro gained 449,000 viewers at 10 p.m. for the show’s peak rating of 3.50.
Daniel Bryan vs. Cody Rhodes, plus A.J., Big E Langston and Dolph Ziggler promo and vignette on weddings in WWE lost 752,000 viewers which is likely to be among the biggest drops of the year, and that’s with no football.
John Cena vs. Dolph Ziggler in the cage match gained 118,000 viewers. The final segment with The Rock concert and the brawl with Punk gained 207,000 viewers, which is a low overrun gain, to a 3.20 quarter.
1/7
In the segment-by-segment, the John Cena vs. Dolph Ziggler match gained 214,000 viewers. Eve Torres vs. Kaitlyn lost 224,000 viewers. Backstage stuff with Santino Marel- la, Ricky Steamboat and Wade Barrett, and Randy Orton and 3MB in an interview, lost 484,000 viewers. Kane & Daniel Bryan vs. Cody Rhodes & Damien Sandow and Randy Orton vs. Heath Slater gained 172,000 viewers at 9 p.m. which is kind of weak growth, doing a 2.94. Barrett vs. Marella with Steamboat in the corner gained 101,000 viewers. Antonio Cesaro vs. Great Khali lost 80,000 viewers. Sheamus vs. Jinder Mahal gained 150,000 viewers.
C.M. Punk vs. Ryback in the TLC match (which started as the football game went to halftime) gained 515,000 viewers which is very good right now for 10 p.m. The first part of the match did a 3.52 quarter and the second part did a 3.44 quarter.
Big Show vs. Kofi Kingston lost 1,037,000 viewers, which is noteworthy because that was more viewers lost than any segment in 2012.
That was likely a quick scampering back to the game, which even started at the end of Punk vs. Ryback, but for those who stuck around for the finish of that match.
From start-to-finish, the segment with Rock and Punk that ended the show gained 887,000 viewers, but that’s kind of misleading.
The Punk interview before Rock came out did a 3.17 rating. The Rock/Punk segment back and forth did a 3.67 quarter, but they did go too long (once you are getting past
11:15 p.m. you’re losing some of the kids viewers as in just the last two minutes male teens dropped from 3.2 to 2.3 and female teens from 1.1 to 0.7). At the finish, they were at a 3.34. In fact, with teens, they peaked at 3.6 for the ending of the TLC match, fell to 2.5 after the match and got as high as 3.2 for Punk and Rock before the big drop at the end. Males 18-49 were at a 3.0 level for Punk vs. Ryback, 2.8 for the Punk promo and 3.4 when Rock came out, dropping to 3.1 at the end. Teenage girls were at 0.8 for Punk vs. Ryback, 0.8 for Punk’s promo and 1.1 when Rock came out. Women 18-49 were 1.4 for Punk vs. Ryback, 1.2 for Punk’s promo, and 1.2 for Rock and Punk.
