WWE NXT Heatwave goes live tonight from the Lowell Memorial Auditorium, but just hours before showtime, the event still hasn’t sold out.

According to WrestleTix, only 299 tickets remain available with the current setup at 1,980 seats. What’s interesting is that the venue can actually hold up to 2,665 seats—but WWE hasn’t added more, which usually happens when demand is high. Instead, the seating has stayed capped, showing that interest in this event isn’t reaching typical WWE sellout levels.

WrestleTix noted that “+419 since the last update (7 days ago)” tickets have been picked up, bringing the total distributed to 1,681. The cheapest ticket available for fans is listed at $49.75. While that’s not a poor turnout, the lack of expansion beyond the original setup is raising some eyebrows.

NXT Heatwave still boasts a stacked card, including Oba Femi vs. Je’Von Evans for the NXT Championship, Jacy Jayne defending the TNA Knockouts World Title, and Hank & Tank putting their NXT Tag Titles on the line against DarkState. But the slower ticket movement could be a sign that this show isn’t connecting with fans in the way WWE expected.

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WWE NXT Heatwave 2025 Lineup:

  • NXT Championship: Oba Femi (c) vs. Je’Von Evans
  • TNA Knockouts World Championship: Jacy Jayne (c) vs. Masha Slamovich vs. Ash by Elegance
  • NXT Tag Team Championship: Hank & Tank (c) vs. DarkState*
  • #1 Contender for NXT Women’s Championship: Jaida Parker vs. Kelani Jordan vs. Lola Vice
  • Mixed Tag Team Match: Chelsea Green & Ethan Page vs. Tyra Mae Steele & Tavion Heights
  • Jordynne Grace vs. Blake Monroe

 Ringside News will be providing live play-by-play coverage of tonight’s show over in our WWE NXT Heatwave coverage hub.

Do you think NXT Heatwave’s lower demand is due to the card, the market, or something bigger going on with NXT’s brand? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.

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Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.

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