WWE Handily Beats AEW Attendance Numbers In Final Week Of October 2023

AEW and WWE have completed another week of live events and television programming. Now, we get to take a look at those attendance numbers to see how everything stacked up.

WrestleTix recently compiled attendance figures for WWE and AEW television shows during the current week. Raw emerged as the most attended event, while Collision had the lowest attendance.

WWE Raw took place at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX, with 11,949 tickets sold. That was the highest-attended event of the week between the two companies.

AEW Dynamite occurred at the Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, PA, with 5,673 tickets sold. That was not the turnout that Tony Khan’s company was hoping for in a building with a 10,200 seat capacity.

WWE SmackDown was held at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, WI, with 11,476 tickets sold. Although WWE RAW was able to beat that number, they only did so by just over 470 fans.

AEW Collision took place at the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Connecticut, with 4,079 tickets sold. AEW tried to get more fans to that event, by booking Kenny Omega vs MJF, but that just didn’t happen with such short notice.

WWE won in attendance numbers once again this week. Only time will tell if AEW sees a boom in popularity, but they may what to figure out a different strategy from this point on.

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