The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has released the updated ticket sale figures for upcoming WWE events, including tonight’s season premiere of SmackDown which takes place in Tulsa and has 9,894 tickets out.
A live event in Kansas City, MO on October 14 has 4,352 tickets out.
A live event in Springfield, MO on October 15 has 3,233 tickets out.
RAW in Oklahoma City on October 16 has 6,770 tickets out.
SmackDown in San Antonio on October 20 has 13,009 tickets out. It will sell out.
A live event in Edinburg, TX on October 21 has 3,995 tickets out.
A live event in Laredo, TX on October 22 has 2,109 tickets out.
RAW in Dallas on October 23 has 9,918 tickets out.
SmackDown in Milwaukee on October 27 has 9,835 tickets out.
A live event at Wembley Arena (not Wembley Stadium) in London on October 29 has 8,340 tickets out.
RAW in Greenville on October 30 has 5,614 tickets out.
A live event in Glasgow, Scotland on October 31 has 7,521 tickets out.
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The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has recently released updated ticket sale figures for upcoming WWE events, giving fans an insight into the popularity and demand for these shows. Here are some of the highlights:
1. SmackDown Season Premiere in Tulsa: The event, taking place tonight, has a total of 9,894 tickets sold. This indicates a strong turnout and suggests that fans are excited about the new season of SmackDown.
2. Live Event in Kansas City: On October 14, a live event in Kansas City, MO had 4,352 tickets sold. This shows that WWE’s live events continue to attract a significant number of attendees.
3. Live Event in Springfield: Another live event on October 15 in Springfield, MO had 3,233 tickets sold. This demonstrates that WWE’s reach extends beyond major cities, as fans in smaller towns also show their support.
4. RAW in Oklahoma City: The RAW event scheduled for October 16 in Oklahoma City has 6,770 tickets sold. RAW is one of WWE’s flagship shows, and these ticket sales indicate a strong fan base in the area.
5. SmackDown in San Antonio: The SmackDown event in San Antonio on October 20 has an impressive 13,009 tickets sold. This event is expected to sell out, highlighting the popularity of WWE in this city.
6. Live Event in Edinburg: On October 21, a live event in Edinburg, TX had 3,995 tickets sold. This demonstrates that WWE’s live events continue to draw fans across different regions.
7. Live Event in Laredo: Laredo, TX is also hosting a live event on October 22, with 2,109 tickets sold. This shows that WWE’s reach extends to smaller cities as well.
8. RAW in Dallas: On October 23, RAW in Dallas has 9,918 tickets sold. Dallas has always been a hotbed for professional wrestling, and these ticket sales reflect the city’s enthusiasm for WWE.
9. SmackDown in Milwaukee: The SmackDown event in Milwaukee on October 27 has 9,835 tickets sold. This suggests that WWE has a strong fan base in this city as well.
10. Live Event in London: A live event at Wembley Arena in London on October 29 has 8,340 tickets sold. This shows that WWE’s popularity extends beyond the United States, with fans in the UK eagerly attending live events.
11. RAW in Greenville: On October 30, RAW in Greenville has 5,614 tickets sold. This indicates a solid turnout for a weekday event.
12. Live Event in Glasgow: Lastly, a live event in Glasgow, Scotland on October 31 has 7,521 tickets sold. This demonstrates the global appeal of WWE and the dedication of its fan base.
These ticket sale figures provide a glimpse into the popularity of WWE events across various cities and regions. It is clear that WWE continues to attract a dedicated fan base, both domestically and internationally. Whether it’s the flagship shows like RAW and SmackDown or live events in smaller towns, fans are eager to experience the excitement and entertainment that WWE offers.