-

Over 10,000 fans attend non-televised WWE live event in Detroit

WWE’s largest non-televised live event for years took place yesterday at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan, with over 10,000 fans packing the arena, less than a thousand tickets from a sell out.

The large shift in tickets can be attributed to the addition to John Cena, who pretty much lifted every house show he’s appearing in so far. This was a Supershow, a combined event featuring Raw and Smackdown Superstars with a main event of John Cena teaming up with the Mysterios to take on Roman Reigns and The Usos.

Sasha Banks was also back on the road and wrestled a match against Bianca Belair. Banks returned on Friday after a four-month layoff.

Speaking of John Cena, the former champ showed up at the Birmingham 8 theater in Detroit for a surprise appearance before the Noon advance screening of The Suicide Squad, a movie where he plays the role of Peacemaker. Cena – in full wrestling gear – talked with the crowd for a few minutes. The movie comes out on August 6.

Stories you might also likeRELATED
Recommended to you

LATEST NEWS

NXT to keep its current time slot once it moves to The CW

The CW have confirmed that NXT will remain on Tuesday nights once the show transitions to their network from...

Mercedes Mone goes through a table in her first action on AEW TV

Mercedes Mone got some AEW action last night on Dynamite, her first since she made her debut in March,...

Saudi’s Turki Alsheikh says they are negotiating for big WWE event in 2026 or 2027

Turki Alsheikh, Saudi Arabia's Chairman of the General Entertainment Authority, told Ariel Helwani during an appearance on The MMA...

Discover more from Wrestling-Online.com

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading