WWE RAW Ticket Sales update ahead of Monday’s show
WWE RAW on Monday will be taking place from the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, IL. According to the latest update from WrestleTix, 10,443 tickets have been distributed for the show so far, which is up +472 since the last update (from 1 day ago).
As of writing, the Cheapest Ticket available (for Standard Admission) is $96.95 and there are around 864 tickets available on the resale market.
For context, the last time the company ran the building was for the 9/5/2025 episode of WWE Smackdown, which saw 16,642 tickets distributed overall.
WWE RAW Next Week
Officially announced for RAW next is a World Tag Team titles match that sees the Street Profits defend against Bron Breakker & Austin Theory. There is another title match set to take place, but this will not be confirmed until tonight’s episode of SmackDown, so I won’t spoil it here if you don’t already know what that is.
There is a lot of talk of CM Punk potentially making his return on this Monday’s episode of RAW, with WrestleVotes Radio via Fightful Select reporting that “there remains an expectation that CM Punk will return to WWE television on Monday Night Raw in Chicago on July 6th.” This has not yet officially been confirmed by the company.
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