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Money in the Bank sets new real-time gate records WWE stated in a press release on Wednesday that Money in the Bank and the prior night’s Smackdown, both at the O2 Arena in London, sold a combined $5.4 million. Money in the Bank set a new all-time record for WWE at arena venues (that is, … Continue reading NEWS UPDATE: Money in the Bank gate record, All In among all-time high attendances, TV rankings for Friday & Saturday →

Photo: Steve Mellon/Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Jerry McDevitt will no longer be representing WWE in the ongoing antitrust lawsuit filed by MLW. WWE’s long-time defense attorney tells Wrestlenomics he’s transitioning toward retirement. Lawyers from Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Warton & Garrison LLP, will instead defend WWE in the lawsuit. Attorneys from that firm who filed today to represent … Continue reading Jerry McDevitt cites retirement as WWE replaces attorneys in MLW lawsuit →

All data here relies on tickets distributed estimates based on analysis of ticket maps by WrestleTix. WWE’s performance in live events continues to be overwhelmingly favorable. All six direct same-event type market-to-market comparisons for WWE in June were positive: Raw events in Cleveland, Wichita, and Hartford; Smackdown in Wilkes-Barre; house shows in Charleston, Manchester (New … Continue reading WWE & AEW live event analysis for June and Q2: WWE dominates the quarter →