WWE SmackDown And WWE Money In The Bank Generated More Than $5.4 Million For Combined Gate

Big numbers for WWE in London.

WWE announced that WWE SmackDown on June 30 and WWE Money in the Bank generated more than $5.4 million for the combined gate. Both events took place at the O2 Arena in London, England. WWE SmackDown was the highest-grossing SmackDown of all-time and WWE Money in the Bank was the highest-grossing arena event of all-time.

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Money In The Bank Sets Record for Highest-Grossing Arena Event in WWE History

Friday Night SmackDown at The O2 Becomes Highest-Grossing SmackDown
STAMFORD, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- WWE (NYSE: WWE) today announced that Money In The Bank, which emanated from The O2 in London on Saturday, became the most-successful and highest-grossing Money In The Bank of all-time. Notably, Money In The Bank set a new record for highest-grossing arena event in WWE history and Friday Night SmackDown from The O2 became the highest-grossing SmackDown of all-time. The weekend generated a combined gate of more than $5.4 million.
Money In The Bank (MITB) also set new records for viewership, sponsorship, merchandise and social media:

• Viewership jumped 17 percent from last year’s record, and surpassed the last U.K. premium live event – Clash at the Castle – by 30 percent.
• Sponsorship revenue was up nine percent versus the record set in 2022.
• MITB marked the highest-grossing arena event for venue merchandise in WWE history.
• MITB set a new record for On Location fan experience packages, becoming the highest-grossing non-WrestleMania event ever.

The event became the most social Money In The Bank of all-time, with video views of the Bloodline Civil War match reaching 40 million in the first 48 hours –a 4X jump from the top clip at Night of Champions, Jimmy Uso super-kicking Roman Reigns.
Additionally, Friday’s episode of SmackDown on Fox drew 2.51 million total viewers, up 17 percent versus a year ago, and was No. 1 in the 18-49 demographic with a .7 rating and 897K total viewers, up 39 percent versus a year ago.

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