The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has some notes on the business metrics of this past Saturday’s WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view event, including attendance, pay-per-view buys, and interest on Google.
WWE had an announced attendance of 15,609. The total number of tickets handed out was 13,068, with 12,600 of those being paid. The gate was over $1 million.
Google searches for the show were around 200,000, which is usually what ‘B’ shows in WWE receive.
Traditional pay-per-view buys from those who aren’t subscribed to Peacock were 8,700. The show did especially well with late buys. This is up 24.3% from Crown Jewel, but down 21.4% from Extreme Rules. Of those who bought Survivor Series, 12.1% bought AEW Full Gear and 41.9% bought Crown Jewel. 5.7% (under 400) bought both Full Gear and Crown Jewel. 51.7% only bought Survivor Series in November.
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