Mr. McMahon Netflix series debuts #4 globally on Netflix
The Mr. McMahon series on Netflix made its debut in the #4 spot globally in the TV category, with 4.9 million views and 28.2 million hours consumed.
The six-episode limited series dropped at one go on the streaming service on September 25, two days after the weekly rankings started. Mr. McMahon was behind Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Mendez Story, Nobody Wants This, and The Perfect Couple.
In major markets, McMahon’s series was #3 in the United States, #3 in Canada, #2 in the United Kingdom, #4 in Australia, #9 in Germany, and #9 in India.
Mr. McMahon is directed by Bill Simmons and executive produced by Chris Smith. It chronicles the rise and fall of the former WWE Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
Colin Vassallo been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996
"This was this intentional blurring of what was fictional and non-fictional."
Mr. McMahon, the six-part documentary series chronicling the rise and fall of WWE's founder, is now playing. pic.twitter.com/UytdlZtu7m
— Netflix (@netflix) September 27, 2024
i watched it nothing suprised or shocked me
I listened to Cornette’s reviews instead. Sounds like it was boring and more about the WWE than Vince.
Everybody is curious to learn about the great Mr. McMahon. Too bad it was produced by a woke platform and is full of lies and deception.
@art123guy
Same. Then I watched the first ten minutes and turned it off. Either they don’t have a clue how to make a doc for wrestling fans or it was never supposed to be for us.
@Luke
I don’t think it was meant for us. But even someone who isn’t familiar with wrestling would have to think this was more about the WWE than Vince given what Cornette and others have said.