Monday's WWE Raw Draws Lowest Viewership In 27 Year History

Monday's Money In the Bank go-home edition of WWE Raw, which featured all the build and hype towards Sunday's pay-per-view has plummeted once again in viewership.

The 3-hour broadcast drew an average of just 1.686 million viewers on the USA Network, according to Showbuzz Daily. This is a drop on last week which pulled in 1.817 million viewers. This is now the lowest Raw viewership in the flagships 27-year history.

The first hour drew 1.807 million viewers, second 1.691 million and the third and final 1.560 million viewers.

Viewership is being severely impacted by the restricted production of the show amid the coronavirus pandemic.

You can check out the top 10 moments from Monday's Raw below.