Netflix boasts of RAV’s successful first-year viewership of 340 million

Anyone who was a slanderer VVE has a deal with Netflix yes broadcast events such as Monday Night RAW and PLE (outside the United States) may be silenced by the latest reports.

Netflix discovered it subscribers watched 525 million hours of VVE content in 2025. RAV alone had “almost 340” million views.

Outside of the United States, Netflix also broadcasts PLEs such as WrestleMania and SummerSlam. Those events garnered another 185 million views.

According to Netflix’s report, RAV consistently placed in the Top 10 Global English TV streaming services “almost every week” it aired in 2025. “Across 52 shows, RAV averaged more than 3 million views per week,” the report said.

VVE and Netflix’s RAV deal was a success

RAW premiered on Netflix on January 6, 2025 with a show in Inglewood, California. This was announced by the streaming service premiered to 4.9 million views worldwide. It was good enough to beat the Season 2 premiere of Squid Game on its debut.

Recently, VVE celebrated one year since the premiere of RAV on Netflix with a show in Brooklyn, New York. The show was a crossover event with Stranger Things, which had aired its series finale less than a week earlier.

Four games were scheduled for the ticket, and all but one were for the championship. There were two title changes. First, Rhea Ripley and Iyo Ski opened the show by defeating the Kabuki Warriors (Asuka and Kairi Sane) to win the Women’s Tag Team Championship. In the next match, Becky Lynch regained the Women’s Intercontinental Championship from Maxine Dupree.

In the main event, CM Punk defended the World Heavyweight Championship against Bron Breaker. Punk defeated the young star to retain the championship.

Similarly, the RAV on Netflix premiere consisted of four games. However, other stars like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson did not wrestle.

The opening match was a “Tribal Combat” match between Roman Reigns and Solo Syco. Ripley then defeated Liv Morgan to regain the Women’s World Championship. Jey Uso shockingly defeated Drew McIntyre and Punk and Seth Rollins closed the show. Punk pinned Rollins in the first match of their ongoing feud.