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WrestleMania XL Weekend Sets New Record with Impressive Business Figures

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WWE’s WrestleMania XL weekend has set new benchmarks in the world of professional wrestling, achieving unprecedented business figures.

The weekend extravaganza, which took place in Philadelphia, PA, from April 5 to April 8, 2024, saw record-breaking ticket sales and revenue generation.

Record-Breaking Ticket Sales

WrestleMania XL Sunday

The highlight of the weekend was WrestleMania XL Sunday, held on April 7, 2024, at Lincoln Financial Field.

This event alone generated an astonishing $18,433,325 in ticket sales (via WrestleNomics), setting a new all-time record for the highest gate in pro wrestling history for a single-day show.

WrestleMania XL Saturday

The previous day, WrestleMania XL Saturday, also held at Lincoln Financial Field, brought in $17,656,965 in ticket sales. Although slightly lower than Sunday’s figures, this amount is still remarkably high, showcasing the immense popularity of WWE’s flagship event.

Additional Weekend Events

The WrestleMania XL weekend wasn’t just about the main event. Several other shows contributed to the overall success and revenue of the weekend.

SmackDown and NXT Stand & Deliver

On April 5, SmackDown kicked off the weekend at Wells Fargo Center, generating $2,022,405 in ticket sales.

The following day, NXT Stand & Deliver added another $1,109,245 in revenue.

Raw

The weekend concluded with Raw on April 8 at Wells Fargo Center, pulling in $2,243,015.

This event ensured the momentum continued right until the end of the WrestleMania XL festivities.

Overall Impact

The combined revenue from all these events highlights the significant economic impact of WrestleMania XL on Philadelphia.

Not only did these events bring in large crowds, but they also set new financial records, further cementing WWE’s status as a major player in the sports entertainment industry.

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