This is according to the TV ratings website - ShowBuzzDaily.com - that is used by the oddsmakers from Kambi to grade its professional wrestling TV audience prop bets.
For last night's show, the bookies wanted the customers to bet whether or not 2,450,000 or more tuned in.
The market was available from Sunday until slightly after midweek. The eventual winning selection - 'Yes' - was 3/4 throughout that time while the 'No' was 19/20.
The episode emanated from WWE's Performance Center and filmed without any audience members. It was an intriguing show to watch considering the circumstances.
2,673,000 tuned in for the first hour. There was a drop to 2,503,000 for the second.
On Monday night, WWE Raw had a total average of 2,162,667 television viewers watching on the USA Network. Contrasting the two shows - there was a 425,333 gap and, as a result, a prop market which asked whether Smackdown would beat Raw by 150,000 viewers or more will also be graded in favour of 'Yes'.
As you can see, the eventual winner for this proposition was 19/20. Its opposing selection was 3/4.
The market was available from Sunday and closed ahead of Monday's Raw.
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