The February 3rd episode kept glitching out for some viewers — especially during the main event.

Hogan, real name Terry Bollea, blamed his right-wing political leanings for why WWE fans booed him mercilessly in his surprise return on “Raw” on Jan. 6 at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, Calif for the program’s Netflix debut.

Raw was all about the aftermath of a thrilling and quite surprising Royal Rumble, with an eye towards building up Elimination Chamber. There was even a main event directly tied to both, as CM Punk took on Sami Zayn for the chance to qualify for the Elimination Chamber match,

According to Netflix, WWE Raw on January 27th had 2.9 million views globally for the week. The episode had 6.6 million total hours viewed. The show ranked ninth globally and was in the top ten in five countries. The January 20th episode scored 3 million views during its first week with 6.6 million total hours viewed.

The January 27 edition of WWE Raw ranked ninth in its category in Netflix’s weekly top 10. Netflix lists that the Royal Rumble go-home episode of Raw generated 2.9 million views globally from

Curious about why Hulk Hogan was booed at WWE Raw’s Netflix debut? Many fans were surprised by the reaction, but Hogan himself expected it. His history in Los Angeles and his political views reportedly played key roles in the crowd’s response.

Hulk Hogan received boos at the WWE RAW Netflix premiere, which he anticipated due to his past villainous persona, Hollywood Hogan. Hogan explained the audience's reaction was influenced by both his previous heel character and ongoing political factors.

Despite his in-ring success, Hulk Hogan remains disliked among the WWE Universe due to his controversial comments. The Undertaker shares the WWE Universe's dislike for Hogan, revealing his true feelings during a recent podcast.