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It's hard to say how many people actually watched WWF RAW last Monday night. If you figure three people per tuned-in television, respectively, then over 18 million rowdies sat down to watch what is quickly becoming America's favorite pastime.
Breaking its all-time ratings record with a 6.4 national rating (8.1 cable ratings), WWF RAW launched the USA Network into fourth place in the race to see who can get the most eyeballs on their channel from 9 to 11pm. That's pretty amazing considering USA is seen in only 76 percent of the country.
For those who don't know or spend your Mondays drunk (Dad, I know you're reading), TNT usually broadcast their own (some say "wussy") version of tangling called Monday Nitro. However, last Monday, much to their chagrin, they chose to air a Knick vs. Heat playoff game, which only scored a measly 1.0 rating.
The WWF may not be more popular that Jesus, but they're just over 6 times more popular than Basketball.
For a detailed coverage of Monday night's WWF RAW read our child prodigy and WWF fanatic, Nate Gromley's review. Or he'll kick your ass.
Or check out some of the interviews we've done with the WWF guys like The Rock.,Val Venis, Big Boss Man, Mideon,Jeff Jarrett, andMark "Sexual Chocolate" Henry
And don't forget to peruse the IGN64 preview of WWF Attitude. They've got the first pics of the wrestler creation mode.
—John
