WWE Survivor Series Is Already A Total Sold Out Show

WWE is scheduled to hold Survivor Series on Saturday, November 25th, at the Allstate Arena in Chicago. The go-home SmackDown will also take place at the same venue. It appears that WWE is in for another historic sold out show.

Ringside News exclusively reported that WWE has already booked their WarGames match for the big premium live event in Chicago. They will likely start that promotion in a big way after November 4th’s Crown Jewel show in Saudi Arabia is out of the way.

Last year marked the first time that WWE incorporated the WCW-inspired gimmick match into the main roster after several years of exclusive booking in NXT. It is expected that at least a men’s WarGames match will occur, but there’s no confirmation regarding a women’s match.

WrestleTix reported that tickets, made available on July 21, were sold out by October 15, with 12,928 tickets sold out of the 12,943 available, leaving 367 for resale. For SmackDown, 12,558 tickets have been sold out of 12,943, with 370 still available for resale. There are only 15 tickets remaining for the 2-day package, which includes access to both SmackDown and Survivor Series.

WWE will not feature CM Punk for the Chicago show, but they don’t need him. The company was able to sell out the Allstate Arena without advertising the Second City Savior at all. That being said, fans should be prepared for quite a build as they go into Surivivor Series.

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