The first WWE Raw show of July 2024 witnessed a slight growth compared to the previous week. This will be great news for Triple H, as all the brands continue to grow positively under him. While the gain might appear minimal at first, it will definitely delight the management, who have seen their shows enjoying upward trajectories.
WWE RAW (July 1) viewership numbers
According to Jed I. Goodman, last Monday's show had 1.878 million viewers worldwide. This includes a 0.62 rating from viewers in the 18-49 demographic. Both figures are an improvement from the last show in June 2024, which garnered 1.814 million viewers and 0.61 in the same age demographic.
Five fight cards that had everything were showcased on Monday. While the matches and in-ring events showcased excellence from the contestants, plenty was happening outside. Hence, the rise in viewership isn’t surprising at all in the lead-up to the upcoming Money in the Bank PLE.
WWE RAW (July 1) matches and results
The Monday night show had five matches, with four of them being scheduled prior to the event. Karrion Cross came up against Xavier Woods as the latter managed to spring a surprise pinfall to win the contest. A Championship fight between Liv Morgan and
Zelina Vega followed this. There was no shortage of theatrics as Liv managed to defend her title. This was largely possible due to Dominik Mysterio’s interference, whose attempts to help Zelina turned out to be counterproductive for her
Zoey Stark swept aside Dakota Kai and Ivy Nile to confirm her ticket to Money in the Bank. The grudge between Rey and Dominik Mysterio only intensified after their latest fight. At the same time, Drew McIntyre got the better of Ilja Dragunov and
Sheamus to confirm his spot for Money in the Bank. Both Zoey and Drew could achieve further glory at Toronto in the upcoming weekend based on the outcome of their respective matches.
It will be interesting to witness what happens at Money in the Bank, and what kind of fallout will be there on the next WWE Raw show.
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