WWE Looking To Extend Impressive Sellout Streak On Weekly Shows

The wrestling industry has never been hotter in ages when compared to the current status. While other promotions have been doing some good work, WWE has been at its peak. Since Triple H’s regime as the Creative Head of the company kicked off, the WWE Universe hasn’t got an opportunity to get away from the ongoing storylines. 

From the Cody Rhodes and the Bloodline saga to the Becky Lynch and Rhea Ripley feud, both Raw and Smackdown has been having some of the most intriguing storylines heading into WrestleMania 40. With some massive names like CM Punk making his return to the company late last year, the excitement has gone off the roof. 

With just days away from WrestleMania, the WWE Universe has been stuck into the ongoing feuds with discussions of it continuing on the social media platforms. Both Raw and Smackdown have been selling out for the past few weeks and the WWE product hasn’t felt this hot in the recent past. 

This week’s Monday Night Raw has a lot of anticipation as well. With couple of matches announced for the show, the excitement for the episode has been on an all-time high. As per a recent update from WrestleTix, 13,332 tickets have already been sold for the episode and just 168 seats are left. It is estimated that the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas might be sold out very soon with Raw a couple of days away. 

If things go that way, this will be the 5th consecutive sell out for Monday Night Raw. On the other hand, Friday Night Smackdown has also been on a 4-week sellout streak and with The Rock scheduled to appear on the brand in the next couple of weeks, things don’t seem to go any different. 

With the numbers pumping up, it is clear that the WWE Universe is expecting a lot of fireworks at WrestleMania 40. WWE is already dubbing it as the ‘Biggest WrestleMania of All Time’. It will be interesting to see how things play out at the show. 

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