Hit Netflix thriller watched almost 16 million times to dominate charts

Are you ready to find out what's been trending globally on Netflix this week? And, if Squid Game's record-breaking streak has come to an end? Over the last seven days, we've had some new entries, including a Japanese manga series and a French drama. There have also been some familiar faces crop up again, including the latest season of a beloved fantasy. From what we've already teased, there's clearly a title for everyone. But why not take a look for yourself? Here are the top 10 most-watched shows on Netflix this week... (Picture: No Ju-han/Netflix)

10. Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 3 - 2,800,000 views

In at number 10, we have Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 3. The live coverage from the fight at New York's iconic Madison Square Garden on Friday night was hailed as a 'true global moment' by the streaming giant, with experts saying it could well provide the platform to launch a new era in women's boxing (Picture: Getty Images)

9. 7 Bears: Limited Series - 2,900,000 views

In this French animated kids' show, 7 Bears put their own twist on classic fairytales. So basically, forget everything you know about the traditional tales, because the Seven Dwarfs, Cinderella, Snow White, and Little Red Riding Hood are characters of the past…. (Picture: Netflix)

8. Sullivan's Crossing: Season 1 - 3,000,000 views

Maggie Sullivan is a neurosurgeon whose perfect life is turned upside down when she finds herself in legal trouble. She decides to leave Boston for her hometown of Sullivan's Crossing, a campground in Nova Scotia, run by her estranged father. Hoping it will be a place of refuge to deal with her present, Maggie is also forced to confront her painful past (Picture: Michael Tompkins/Fremantle)

7. Squid Game: Season 2 - 3,200,000 views

Since the recent release of Squid Game season 3, the second series has been making regular appearances in the top 10. These episodes follow Gi-hun as he re-enters the brutal survival games in a bid to take them down (Picture: Netflix, Inc./No Ju-han. All Rights Reserved)

6. The Waterfront: Season 1 - 3,600,000 views

The Waterfront is a new Netflix drama series that centres around the fictional Buckley family. As their North Carolina fishing empire starts to decline, the family will do whatever it takes to restore their legacy. Which is not always legal, and not always kind (Picture: Dana Hawley/Netflix)

5. DAN DA DAN: Season 2 - 5,400,000 views

Season two of DAN DA DAN, a Japanese manga series, was recently released. It follows two high schoolers who bet on whether ghosts or aliens exist, which leads to pretty terrifying consequences. From gaining superpowers to facing paranormal threats, there's also a love story subplot

4. Under a Dark Sun: Season 1 - 5,800,000 views

Ready for some French drama? Under a Dark Sun should be on your watch list. The premise goes a bit like this: A young mother is desperate to escape her troubled past. But when she's accused of murdering her new boss on a flower-growing estate, she learns that the victim was actually her father. Yep, we told you there was drama (Picture: Marie Genin/Netflix)

3. The Sandman: Season 2 - 5,900,000 views

It's been three years since The Sandman was released. Now, we've finally got season two. It's set after the events of last time, when Dream destroyed the Dream Vortex that threatened to consume his kingdom and the universe. After over a century away from the Dreaming, he must restore and rebuild his kingdom. Series two is also the final season (Picture: Netflix, Inc./Ed Miller. All Rights Reserved)

2. Ángela: Limited Series - 6,900,000 views

At number two is Ángela, a Spanish drama, based on a woman named (you guessed it) Ángela. While she lives a seemingly perfect life with her husband Gonzalo, behind closed doors she experiences domestic violence. When she meets Edu, their powerful attraction provides her with a dangerous escape (Picture: Netflix)

1. Squid Game: Season 3 - 15,900,000 views

OK, did you really expect Squid Game season 3 to not be at number one? It's been breaking records for weeks, amassing over 106,000,000 views in just 12 days at one point. The final series sees Gi-hun head back to the games for a third time, hoping to survive once again. If you've not seen the ending yet, it's caused plenty of controversy online. Especially because the show's creator, Hwang Dong-hyuk, revealed an alternate ending that may have gone down a lot better (Picture: Netflix, Inc./No Ju-han. All Rights Reserved)