The 'encore' airing of WWE WrestleMania 32, which aired on ESPN in the USA on Sunday night, ended up having a total average audience of 720,000 viewers.
This result means that a proposition market created by Kambi, which allowed customers to gamble on whether or not the airing had 750,000 viewers or more, will settle in favour of 'No'.
As you can see below, going by the betting, it would appear the consensus felt that the episode would do better than Kambi's line as the odds for 'Yes' declined in the period the market was available.
'No' wins after starting off as an even money outsider. The selection had risen to 8/5 by the time the market was closed.
This was the second week in a row that ESPN had a WrestleMania on its schedule.
On March 22nd, the channel pulled in 839,000 for an 'encore' presentation of WrestleMania 30.
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