Hello everybody, and welcome back to another week of the WWE's Men's Power Rankings. With another exciting week of wrestling, not much has changed for the rankings, with no PLEs happening. With Survivor Series “War Games” this month,

WWE Raw on December 1 did not crack Netflix’s global top 10 rankings for TV shows again this week. For the second week in a row, Raw was pushed out of the rankings primarily due to multiple seasons of the hit show Stranger Things taking 5 of the 10 spots.

The pop culture phenomenon, Stranger Things, has once again kept WWE RAW out of the Netflix global viewership top ten for the second week in a row. According to Netflix’s website, the December 1 episode of WWE RAW once again was kept out of the streaming platform’s global top ten.

For the second consecutive week, WWE Raw fails to rank in Netflix's Global Top 10 rankings, meaning no viewership data was made available for analysis

For the first time, WWE Raw did not crack the top 10 English-language shows on Netflix globally last week, but this doesn’t necessarily mean the episode saw a drop in viewership.

WWE’s marketing team rolled out two variants of the 2026 Royal Rumble poster this week, sparking immediate reactions from fans.

Netflix reports that WWE Raw on December 1st ranked ninth in the United States on Netflix. For the second straight week, the show did not rank in the top ten globally due to all five seasons of “Stranger Things” taking up five of the ten spots.

R-Truth is the perfect person to be involved in a Christmas wrestling match because nobody does comedy better than him. Matches with gimmicks related to the festive period are tough to take overly seriously, and R-Truth leaned into the funnier side of things in this one.