WWE News & Rumors – WWE Premium LIVE Events to Increase? WWE is trying to make big changes for the growth of the company. According to available information WWE is planning to tab more audiences and revenues by including more PREMIUM LIVE Events in their ROSTER. These Premium LIVE Events are being planned in BIG STADIUMS & will be BROADCASTED LIVE with spectators in stands for 2023: Follow WWE News and Rumors Updates with InsideSport.IN
WWE News & Rumors: Big changes coming in WWE Rosters from 2023, more Premium Live Events In big stadiums COMING your way: Check DETAILS
In 2022, WWE’s approach toward holding Premium Live Events in big stadiums has increased. In 2022, WWE scheduled a total of 8 Premium Live Events in big stadiums. But the company is pushing more for the next year in 2023.
A source over at WWE mentioned that WWE intends to run more stadium shows moving forward in 2023.
Just for reference 2022 has 8 stadium events.
The goal is to make this the new norm. This is a Nick Khan approach when it comes to Premium Live Events. 1/2 pic.twitter.com/JggV1vmU90
— Andrew Zarian (@AndrewZarian) April 27, 2022
In a recent report by Andrew Zarian of The Mat Men Podcast, WWE is trying to scale its Premium Live Event in stadiums. Eventually, WWE has noted a different path to scale its business. As per Andrew Zarian’s reports, it says:
“A source over at WWE mentioned that WWE intends to run more stadium shows moving forward in 2023. Just for reference 2022 has 8 stadium events. The goal is to make this the new norm. This is a Nick Khan approach when it comes to Premium Live Events,” Andrew Zarian tweeted.
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Earlier this month, WWE held WrestleMania 38 at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas. Although WWE brought a vast audience for the Showcase of Immortals, it couldn’t match its previous record of 100,000 at WrestleMania 32.
The scalability of large stadiums is very beneficial when it comes to having live attendance over 15k.
The event doesn't have to be a sell-out of 50k+ but now you have room to do 20-35k shows more often leading to much higher revenue & higher level of excitement for the event.
— Andrew Zarian (@AndrewZarian) April 27, 2022
However, Andrew Zarian explained how stadium shows would benefit WWE in the future.
“The scalability of large stadiums is very beneficial when it comes to having live attendance over 15k. The event doesn’t have to be a sell-out of 50k+ but now you have room to do 20-35k shows more often leading to much higher revenue & higher level of excitement for the event,” Andrew Zarian tweeted.
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Recently, WWE announced a Live Event in the UK at the Principality Stadium in Wales on September 3, 2022. As soon as the announcement broke up, many WWE fans pre-registered for the event for WWE’s return to the UK in the biggest stadium since SummerSlam 1992.
WWE tell me more than 59,000 people pre-registered for tickets for WWE’s UK PPV in Cardiff in the first 24 hours.
This marks a new company record for any event – even WrestleMania! The UK is gonna go off 🎉
— Alex McCarthy (@AlexMcCarthy88) April 13, 2022
What do you think of WWE’s approach towards promoting Premium Live Events to big stadiums? Tell us in the comments.
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