This Week's RAW Rating Is In, WCW.com Relaunched, Y2J's Wife
-- This week's RAW drew a 3.8 cable rating, with 5,838,000 viewers. The first hour did a 3.56 (3.6) cable rating, with 5,445,000 viewers while the second hour drew a huge 4.06 (4.1) cable rating, with 6,231,000 viewers. The show featured an extremely long over-run (Rock-Cena-Miz) which obviously played a factor in the second hour ratings. -- WWE has revived the old WCW.com website. As noted earlier, this is the ten year anniversary of WW(F) buying WCW from Time-Warner. There is an interview on the site with Chavo Guerrero. Before any rumors start, there are absolutely zero plans to revive WCW. You can check out the site at this link.
-- Maryse, as well as Chris Jericho's wife and son, were in the crowd at Dancing with the Stars last night. As noted yesterday here on the website, WWE is sending talents to Dancing With The Stars weekly to get some face time. That show draws insane ratings which is why they're doing it.
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Raw Rating Significantly Increases, WWE Revives WCW.com, Orton's Tour Bus
-- The March 28 episode of Monday Night Raw scored a 3.81 cable rating, up from 3.34 last week.
The first hour scored a 3.56 rating before increasing to a 4.06 in the second hour. It is the only hour to score above a 4.00 rating since the return of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
Raw was watched by 5,838,000 viewers overall.
-- Randy Orton's tour bus on Raw last week is, or was, his day-to-day tour bus.
-- Commemorating the ten year anniversary of World Wrestling Entertainment Entertainment acquiring longtime rival World Championship Wrestling, WWE.com has posted a retrospective looking back at the history of the promotion, as well as some of its talent. It can be accessed via WCW.com.
The feature highlights former "competitors" such as Sting, Scott Hall, Barry Windham and The Steiner Brothers. It is also noted that Chavo Guerrero is the only active competitor to have never left WWE since the acquisition of WCW. He looks back and remembers World Championship Wrestling.
WCW wrestler death list - 50 names ->
sources: Pro Wrestling Torch, PWInsider.com, F4WOnline.com
