10 Very Possible Wrestling News Headlines From 2025
6. Raw Falls Below One Million Total Viewers
If it even takes that long.
It's impossible to judge from the last few years how viewerships will trend. They've gone up and down in rather schizophrenic fashion thanks to extraneous factors such as the pandemic, occasional monied returns of monster stars and WrestleMania season offering the odd spike. But all graphs beyond the all important financials are pointing downwards.
Nick Khan casually noted that he'd add a fourth hour to Monday Night Raw if he could, but that's such a horror that your writer didn't want to consider including the prospect as an entry. So much of the company's former flagship is unwatchable at 180 minutes, let alone if they added another 60. That's without viewership being impacted by the distractions that already keep network executives up at night.
Even in the event that the show somehow went back to two, WWE seem incapable of booking feuds that are engaging over months, weeks or even a single episode. The decline may not impact the organisation's bottom line, but this symbolic new low feels inevitable.