The post-WrestleMania edition of WWE Raw delivered a significant ratings boost, drawing the highest viewership totals for Raw in 2026 to date. The strong audience was widely expected following the momentum from WrestleMania.

The uptick highlights the continued power of WWE’s flagship events to lift weekly ratings and gives Raw momentum heading into the spring television season. WWE will aim to sustain that interest in the coming weeks.

Originally reported by Wrestling Inc.: https://www.wrestlinginc.com/2159779/wwe-raw-viewership-ratings-report-april-20-2026/.

Standing seven feet tall and a veteran of WWE and AEW, Paul Wight told TalkSport before AEW’s All In at Wembley that he’s down to “only 383 (pounds) now” and is aiming to “get down to about 350.” The 54-year-old noted the progress on his transformation, saying “we’re doing good” as he continues to trim weight.

Wight also joked about a new career goal of modeling for Calvin Klein’s big-and-tall line, quipping about the brand’s sizing. Earlier this year he discussed different weight figures, including reaching 293 pounds in February 2026, and has said he’s dropped roughly 20 pounds in the past two months; Wight last wrestled in 2024 on the Jericho Cruise and remains a regular on AEW commentary while talking about his future with Chris Van Vliet.

Originally reported by Wrestling Observer: https://www.f4wonline.com/news/aew/aews-paul-wight-reveals-inspiring-weight-loss-transformation-shares-new-goal/.