Posted on 1/22/126 by Colin Vassallo
Netflix released its bi-annual What We Watched report which
provides the global views of every single show airing on the
streaming service.
The new report, detailing views from July to December 2025,
also includes the views for the WWE premium live events and
all other WWE shows. All the numbers, apart from Raw, are
excluding the United States, which are not counted in these
reports.
The all-woman Evolution PLE was the least watched premium
live event for 2025 with Netflix registering only 900,000
global viewers for the show in July.
SummerSlam fared better, but was not the most popular in the
second half of 2025. The Saturday show drew 1,500,000 views
while Sunday was slightly more popular with 1,700,000 views.
Clash in Paris followed by 1,300,000 global views in late
august and the most popular was Wrestlepalooza, the widely-
panned show which drew 1,900,000 views in September.
In October, Crown Jewel: Perth recorded 1,400,000 views
while Survivor Series: WarGames ended the year with a
1,800,000 views.
For NXT, The Great American Bash and Heatwave each pulled in
100,000 views while No Mercy, Halloween Havoc, and Deadline
all had 200,000.
The previous PLEs had Royal Rumble with 3,200,000 views,
Elimination Chamber with 2,000,000 views, WrestleMania 41
Saturday with 2,500,000 views, WrestleMania 41 Sunday with
2,900,000 views, Backlash with 1,500,000 views, Money In The
Bank with 1,700,000 views, and Night of Champions with
1,300,000 views.
NXT Roadblock, Stand and Deliver, and Battleground all had
200,000 from earlier in the year.