WWE caps off 2023 with a record-breaking ‘Holiday Tour’ live events across North America

Triple H has posted about WWE's accomplishment in the very last slab of 2023 with a record-breaking Holiday Tour.

WWE caps off 2023 with a record-breaking ‘Holiday Tour’ live events across North America

Triple H and WWE Holiday Tour's success (via WrestleTalk and X/@Triple H)

WWE experienced a humongous 2023 with the most benefits. From engrossing storylines and shocking moments to the abundance of sold-out shows, WWE was at its peak throughout the year. Now that the year has ended, the Stamford-based promotion did not hesitate to take advantage of the holiday season. Triple H posted about the WWE Holiday Tour’s record-breaking ticket sales around all of North America.

The Head of Creative took on X to remind their live event at Madison Square Garden was the highest-grossing domestic non-televised WWE live event of all time. Also, the entirety of their Holiday Tour has broken several records. The graphic that summed up the post stated eight record gates from New York, Boston, Houston, Las Vegas, Baltimore, Montreal, Toronto, and Los Angeles including four of those to be sold outs.

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The latter half of the post saw HHH’s thankfulness for those people who made this happen. He claimed to have been grateful for each superstar and every member of the crew, and especially the WWE Universe, who made it possible. The work ethics of every WWE member made it a magnum opus in 2023.

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Holiday Tour broke records in markets across North America. What a way to cap off 2023. Grateful to each and every Superstar, crew member and the WWE Universe.
Triple H about WWE’s Holiday Tour on X.

The MSG show was historic as CM Punk made his in-ring return to WWE after nearly 10 years. The last time he wrestled in a WWE ring was back at the 2014 Royal Rumble. Ever since, he has shown his moves in AEW from late 2021 to mid-2023 and now looks forward to taking over the WWE in 2024.

Triple H declares 2023 to be the biggest year for WWE

It cannot be argued that the first half of WWE’s 2023 was ruled by Roman Reigns. The Bloodline’s epic saga changed the way WWE Universe now looked at the promotion’s product. All of the WWE’s achievements in 2023 have been acknowledged by Triple H in his recent post on X. The Game claimed 2023 to be the biggest year in WWE’s history so far.

Roman Reigns' victory at WrestleMania 39
Roman Reigns’ victory at WrestleMania 39 (via WWE)

The graphic mentioned five of WWE’s feats this year, ranging from social media views to ticket sales. CM Punk, being the massive reason for highest social media numbers was also responsible for meteoric ticket sales at MSG. The year has seen the highest merchandise sales with Cody Rhodes, LA Knight, Reigns and latter in the year Punk being the dominators.

The highest sponsorship revenue was bout to happen with WWE’s four international PLEs. Talking of PLEs, 2023 saw the highest viewership for the overall year and spiked during WrestleMania 39. For such a profitable 2023, Hunter thanked WWE staff, crew, and the Universe. He now looks forward to 2024.

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