WWEs return to St. Louis for Backlash is shaping up to be a major night for the company, and the ticket sales are proving it.
According to a May 8 update from WrestleTix, only 984 tickets remain available for the May 10 event at the Enterprise Center, with a current setup of 16,951 seats. The total tickets distributed so far? 15,967.
Thats a jump of 670 tickets in just the last five days, with only two days left until the big show. This puts Backlash 2025 on pace to potentially break its own record as the highest-grossing Backlash in WWE history. The previous record was set last year in Lyon, France, where WWE sold out the arena for a total of 16,552 seats.
This years Backlash is riding high on star power, with hometown hero Randy Orton and John Cena both set to appear. Cenas farewell tour has been drawing massive crowds, and St. Louis looks to be no exception. With less than 1,000 tickets left and a setup that now exceeds last years capacity, WWE is banking on a sellout crowd for Saturday night.
Back in October 2024, the same venue hosted Monday Night RAW and only pulled in 8,296 fans a stark contrast to the nearly 16,000 already set to pack the Enterprise Center for Backlash.
Will WWE shatter its own Backlash record in St. Louis? Or will ticket sales plateau with just days to go? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.
