By James Caldwell, Torch assistant editor

The three-hour WWE Raw on Monday, June 13 scored a 3.05 rating combining the additional first hour with the standard two hours. Removing the first hour, Raw scored a 3.26 rating.

The episode hosted by "Stone Cold" Steve Austin averaged 4.49 million viewers across all three hours. Raw averaged 4.83 million viewers in the regular timeslot.

For comparative purposes, last week's Raw scored a 3.21 rating and averaged 4.97 million viewers.

-- Raw's first hour, which was the Tough Enough timeslot the previous nine weeks, averaged 3.83 million viewers. The Tough Enough season finale last week averaged 2.86 million viewers after averaging 2.45 million viewers during the season.

A typical extra first hour of Raw averages in the low-4.00 million viewers range. During WWE's set of three-hour shows at the end of 2010, the extra first hour averaged 4.06 million viewers.

After the extra first hour on Monday night, Raw averaged 4.70 million viewers in the standard first hour (overall second hour). The final hour increased to an average of 4.96 million viewers, which was the most in four weeks.

-- On cable TV Monday night, Raw trailed the usual History Channel competition of "Pawn Stars" and "American Pickers" in total viewers and males 18-49. Among males 12-17, Raw took its usual #1 ranking.

-- The following are comparisons to the set of three-hour Raws at the end of last year. In parenthesis is the average viewers per hour in millions of viewers.

Nov. 15: 4.52 million viewers (1H - 4.06, 2H - 4.73, 3H - 4.66)

Nov. 29: 4.76 million viewers (1H - 4.03, 2H - 5.18, 3H - 5.07)

Dec. 13: 4.65 million viewers (1H - 4.12, 2H - 4.91, 3H - 4.92)

Jun. 13: 4.49 million viewers (1H - 3.83, 2H - 4.70, 3H - 4.96)

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