Full WWE Ratings Report - HOF, RAW, AM RAW, More

[OMEN]

The 4/3 post-WrestleMania 22 edition of WWE Monday Night RAW drew a final 4.1 cable rating with a 6 share. The first hour scored a 3.9 rating, while the second hour drew a 4.3 rating. This is down from last week's 4.3 rating and wasn't as high as most expect with a RAW following the biggest show of the year.

The 4/1 edition of the 2006 WWE Hall of Fame on the USA Network featuring the inductions of Bret Hart, Eddie Guerrero and Mean Gene Okerlund drew a final 1.8 cable rating with a 4.0 share. Compared to last year's Hall of Fame featuring Hulk Hogan and Roddy Piper, that show only drew a 1.3 rating (granted, it was on Spike TV). This higher rating no doubt stole away a good chunk of TNA's audience on Saturday night.

The 4/1 edition of WWE A.M. RAW drew a final 0.6 cable rating with a 1.8 share.

As reported earlier, the 3/31 edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown drew a final 2.4 broadcast rating. This rating was down in a big way from last week's 2.8 rating.

Edge

[Flair Country]

There is a reason why RAW's rating wasn't that good on Monday, and that reason is John Cena. If HHH had won the belt, the raitings would have gone through the roof, but I guess WWE would rather not listen to the fans and continue to push a guy that doesn't do more than 5 actual moves in his matches.

[Metalring]

If Edge or HHH were champion the ratings would have certainly gone up.