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The WWE is the world's largest wrestling promotion corporation. Founded by Jess McMahon and Toots Mondt in 1953 as Capitol Wrestling Corporation, the organization now hosts more than 500 events per year across the globe. In 1982, McMahon’s grandson Vincent K. McMahon bought Capitol Wrestling and was fundamental to turning the WWE into a widespread and enduring sports entertainment product.
Initially, McMahon built up the WWE roster with future superstars such as Hulk Hogan, Roddy Piper and Jesse Ventura and launched the organization’s annual marquee event, WrestleMania, in 1985. Over the years, WrestleMania has offered plenty of unforgettable moments like the Hulk Hogan-André the Giant championship match in 1987, the generation-shifting face-off between Bret Hart and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin in 1997 and The Undertaker’s 21-year winning streak at the event. The WWE will celebrate the 40th annual WrestleMania in 2024.
By the late ’80s and early ’90s, there was a full roster of hardcore brawlers, including Shawn Michaels, Hart, Ric Flair and "Macho Man" Randy Savage, who were later joined by a new crop of “Attitude Era” stars such as Steve Austin, The Rock, Triple H and Mankind as the organization grew into a touring juggernaut. Another infusion of talent joined the WWE during the late aughts and early ’10s, including John Cena, Roman Reigns, Sasha Banks, Charlotte Flair, CM Punk, Brock Lesnar, Becky Lynch and Ronda Rousey.
The WWE continued to reinvent itself as it created the separate Raw and SmackDown brands in 2002, launched various offshoot brands including the ECW and WWE NXT and introduced a 24/7 streaming network in 2014. The companies behind the WWE and mixed-martial arts promoter Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) merged into TKO Group Holdings in 2023.
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The WWE continues to tour across North America in 2024. The most up-to-date run of shows is scheduled from January to April, with additional dates expected to be announced soon.
Individual and group tickets for shows are available through Ticketmaster and local venue box offices.
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The WWE will host its first North American event of 2024 on January 19 at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.
The WWE travels across North America in 2024 to the following cities:
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase three VIP package options for the 2024 WWE tour. VIP packages include perks such as:
The WWE is intended for a general, all-ages audience.
Individuals can purchase up to eight tickets at a time via Ticketmaster. Packages for larger group bookings vary by local venue box offices. Visit your local venue website for exact details.
I brought my dad for his christmas gift. We were both very pleased. I had'nt neen to a live wrestling match since I was a kid. We are planning to come back in april for RAW☺️ Very happy, prices were reasonnable (made de gift even more possible to get) My love for wrestling has been re-ignited. Thank you for such a great evening ☺️
Fun for the kids. Tough to see from my seats when people stood up but that was no one’s fsult
This was indeed one of the most pumped up WWE events l have been too. The crowd was very enthusiastic from the time the music entrance plays to last player on stage. It felt as though how it was on television. It was comical with Finn Balor and his actions. R-Truth for me, was the cherry on top for comic relief. It would be nice to see R-Truth win a match one day, again. However, it did pain me to see the blood off Sammy’s head. Hope he is doing well and nothing to serious has happened to his head. Well done to all wrestlers.
The WWE stars were amazing. I enjoyed the surprise matches. I'm definitely going again. The venue was great but the beer was $20.00 per. Ridiculous price for one beer
The most recent WWE Live: Holiday Tour event in Toronto, ON was my 7th WWE event overall, and the first WWE event that I've brought my Mother to. WWE events have been something important to me, as the shared passion brings my family together every year. Each and every event I've attended have been an excellent spectacle, and enjoyable time. I highly recommend the WWE.
I came here with my friend as a Christmas gift to her. It was so easy to get in and get seated, our seats were cheap and we could still see the ring clearly! The energy was amazing and we had a really fun night. 10/10 entertaining for all ages and would go again!!!!
A lot of great wrestler!! Had a lot of fun with my kids
I have been to several WWE events at the Coca Cola Coliseum. At every one of them when the main event comes on at the end of the show they turn off the jumbotron and all the lights. The same thing happened again on Fri 29 Dec 2023 during their holiday world tour. This is actually frustrating and takes away from the full enjoyment of the event. Other than that, it was a great show.
The WWE house show was amazing! The matches were great and the atmosphere with the fans was incredible. I'm looking forwad to the next WWE live event.
Excellent night with quality matches and segments. Highly recommend.
The WWE Christmas show was great.. I will go to another one when they come to Toronto again I will try and get better seats that are a little closer to the ring
Was a night out with my daughter and got to say I have been to Wrestlemania, numerous PPV events live and this was by far one of the best live events. The fans were definitely into it.
It was my familys first WWE live event and it was an amazing experience. Purchasing tickets was easy and the venue was great. Will be back again
First of all this is a smaller venue than Air Canada Centre with no Pyro for the superstar's entrances. Then the lighting is great for the WWE ring but not so much for the entrance path or ringside area overall. As far as my seating on the floor- my view ended up being obstructed by people standing up- the best seats were only a handful of seats away at the barricade. In the WWE Holiday Show (non-televised), matches aren't as well planned as for TV (ex. WWE Raw) so you end up with goofy happenings, some stars not even getting to do their moves, match ups we've already seen and match ups that we don't want to see (or are less interesting). The first match with Becky Lynch was okay but the middle of the show was not so good because again, you get superstars in not as exciting match ups, or they don't get to perform their moves (Rhea Ripley the champion in the match won based only on a roll up and not any of her moves) like on TV shows (WWE Raw is live) or some of the stars act goofy instead of doing a serious/wrestling move filled match. The best matches were Sami Zayn vs Finn Balor and Cody Rhodes vs Damian Priest for an intense experience with everyone performing well as well as extreme stipulations (Last Man Standing vs Steel Cage). Somehow in the main event (last match) we had Drew McIntyre being very goofy, talking on the mic during the match, and posing when he should be 100% seriously fighting the whole time. Seth Rollins performed well in this triple threat (includes Shinsuke Nakamura) but that was about it. Being on floor level away from the barricade my view was obstructed and I couldn't reach the barricade (to see but also interact with the superstars). At least certain superstars stayed after matches to sign autographs and take selfies like Seth Rollins, Cody Rhodes and Becky Lynch. I am fortunate to have gotten good Pre-sale tickets for this show to be much closer to the ring than usual. I don't think I want to go to an un-televised WWE show again - my next WWE event will be WWE Monday Night Raw whenever they come to Toronto at the Air Canada Centre- I went to the Friday Night Smackdown show and it was 5/5 stars.
The best experience of my life. I will definitely go to the next show in Toronto.
The stars put on a great show and the venue was amazing! We had amazing seats! So much fun seeing so many of our favourite WWE superstars!
For the second year in a row, my daughter and I art tended the WWE’s holiday tour. Great show. Great tickets!
A fantastic show from start to finish. The lineup was stacked with great matches and the venue was perfect the show. Ticket prices were very fair as well.
Had a great time at the WWE Live Holiday Tour. Thank you to all the superstars for a great show/event.
Firstly, I need to point out that I am not really a WWE fan but my son is. That said I did quite enjoy the show. The venue does need some serious renovations. The rear walkway is far too tight and the lines for the washrooms and the food/merch stands merged into one. Like I said good event pity about the Coca-Cola Colliseum
