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Notes on WWE House Show Business for 2022
– Wrestlenomics shared some data regarding WWE house show business for 2022. Pre the report, WWE ran about 147 non-televised live events last year, which was WWE’s first full calendar year the company was back on the road since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is also the lowest count of WWE house shows in a calendar year since 2001.
Also noted by Wrestlenomics, over the course of the last 20 years, WWE has gained a majority of its revenue from media sales, which only increased in the 2010s. Meanwhile, percentage of total revenue from live events has lowered in that time frame.
WWE ran about 147 house shows in 2022, in the company's first full calendar year back on the road since the pandemic, the lowest count of house shows for a year since 2001.
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WWE has gotten the majority of its revenue from media sales (think: video) since at least 2002, and increasingly so since the 2010s while a lower percentage of total revenue has come from live events.
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