Its official WWE Saturday Nights Main Event is completely sold out, and if youre still thinking about going, youre out of luck, unless youre turning to resale.
Just hours before bell time, WrestleTix confirmed that every last ticket to tonights show at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. has been snapped up. The final numbers are in:
Thats a complete selloutmaking this not only one of WWEs biggest shows of 2025 but also a clear sign of how massive John Cenas final match truly is.
WrestleTix took to Twitter and provided a morning update on December 13, giving all kinds of details.
To put that in perspective, WWEs average attendance in 2025 has been 11,259. This show crushed that mark by nearly 8,000 seats. Even WWEs SmackDown earlier this year on February 14, also held at Capital One Arena, pulled in 12,789. Cenas final in-ring appearance completely eclipsed that.
And while the setup was capped at 19,176, WrestleTix notes that 19,300 seats were on the map, suggesting the company used nearly every inch of available space to pack fans in for this historic night.
Earlier in the week, there were still over 1,000 resale tickets floating around but as of this morning, that number had dropped to just 904, with floor seats fetching prices over $1,200. Even standard admission passed the four-figure mark, making this one of the most expensive WWE ticket markets of the year.
Bottom line: Cenas farewell isnt just emotional its a certified box office juggernaut. Fans didnt just show up, they showed out, and unless youre willing to dig deep into the resale market, the ship has sailed.
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