WrestleMania Week Smashes Records for WWE; WWE SmackDown 4/5 Becomes The Highest-Grossing Show In SmackDown History

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WrestleMania week has been a victory lap for WWE, with both Raw and SmackDown setting record highs for ticket sales and gross revenue.

The week kicked off with a bang on April 1st when Triple H announced that Raw, held at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, was poised to achieve the largest domestic gate (total ticket sales revenue) in the show's history.



This exciting news was followed just days later by another record-breaker. On April 5th, Triple H took to social media to declare that Friday's taping of SmackDown at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, had become the highest-grossing episode of SmackDown ever.

This SmackDown taping held additional significance as it served as the “go-home show” – the final episode before the year’s biggest event, WrestleMania. The night was capped off with the prestigious WWE Hall of Fame ceremony. Ticket sales for both events at the Wells Fargo Center were impressive, with WrestleTix reporting over 17,000 tickets distributed as of the morning of April 5th.

These record-breaking achievements paint a picture of a thriving WWE. With WrestleMania itself still to come, excitement is undoubtedly reaching a fever pitch among wrestling fans.

Another day, another record set on the Road to #WrestleMania XL.

Tonight’s #SmackDown at Philadelphia’s @WellsFargoCtr was the highest-grossing show in the history of the blue brand. pic.twitter.com/XIs0iKl1xo

— Triple H (@TripleH) April 6, 2024

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