The WWE RAW episode on April 8, 2024, which came right after Wrestlemania 40, attracted 2.361 million viewers and scored a 0.83 rating among adults aged 18-49. This shows an improvement from the previous year's RAW After Mania, which had 2.260 million viewers and a 0.76 rating in the same demographic.
The quarter-hour segment featuring Cody and Rock, their third appearance, attracted a peak viewership of 3.200 million and scored a 1.10 rating (equivalent to 1,447,000 viewers) among the 18-49 demographic.
The viewership was broken down by the hour as follows:
- 2.860 million viewers for the first hour, which was commercial-free
- 2.304 million viewers for the second hour
- 1.921 million viewers for the third hour
Brandon Thurston from Wrestlenomics.com commented on the viewership numbers.
“Raw after Wrestlemania last night put up the show’s highest P18-49 rating since September 2019 and highest total viewership since February 2020. Did so while most of the show was head-to-head with the men’s college basketball tournament final.”
“Raw last night had the biggest “post-PPV bump” (a metric made up by me comparing the given rating to the trailing 4 weeks) since post-Wrestlemania 2015.”
Raw after Wrestlemania last night put up the show's highest P18-49 rating since September 2019 and highest total viewership since February 2020.
— Brandon Thurston (@BrandonThurston) April 9, 2024
Did so while most of the show was head-to-head with the men's college basketball tournament final.https://t.co/0vDNcqwSl5 https://t.co/kBcCf3veej
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