The Rock Electrifies Brooklyn As WWE RAW Sets All-Time Attendance Record

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This week's RAW before WrestleMania 40 wasn't just a night of hype and excitement, it was a night that etched itself into WWE history. The electricity crackled in Brooklyn's Barclays Center as a record-breaking crowd roared their approval.

This go-home episode of RAW boasted a historic sell-out, marking the 13th consecutive sold-out WWE television event. But that wasn't all. With a packed house exceeding 13,345 fans, RAW secured the largest domestic gate (total ticket sales) in the show's history.



The Rock, returning to Brooklyn, kicked off the night with a promo. He later revealed this RAW to be the biggest episode ever, a fitting feat for the legendary figure leading into WrestleMania's 40th iteration.

This achievement wasn't a surprise to some. Ariel Helwani, on MMA Hour, had hinted at a potential record-breaking gate in Brooklyn, and the passionate fans proved him right.

WrestleTix confirmed the sell-out on their Patreon, highlighting the packed Barclays Center with not a single seat empty. Michael Cole even announced an impressive 15,546 fans in attendance, surpassing the previous record of 12,241 set by SmackDown in December 2023.

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