WWE is set to return to London, England, on June 22nd for an episode of Monday Night RAW. While the company typically performs well in London and fills the O2 Arena each time, ticket sales for this event are noticeably slower compared to their last visit on March 31, 2025, for another episode of RAW.
According to WrestleTix, 9,477 tickets have been sold so far for the upcoming show, out of 11,865 tickets currently available. While this number sounds promising, it's important to compare it to last year’s figures, which showed 16,276 tickets sold. Additionally, it was noted that last year's event was very close to selling out at 16,868 seats available according to the venue map, and there are currently far fewer seats available to the public this time around.
As you may recall, last year’s show in London featured what was advertised as John Cena's last appearance in England. Despite fans having mixed feelings about Cena's heel run toward the end of his career, he remained a significant draw for attendees. Many fans are also pointing out that the economic situation for the average wrestling fan in England isn’t favorable, which is worth noting in 2026.
