Is WWE SummerSlam Sold Out?
According to TicketIQ, Sunday’s WWE Summerslam is not yet sold out. As of Friday morning, both Lower Level & Floor Seating was still available through Ticketmaster from $400.
There’s over 1,000 tickets listed on the secondary market with cheapest seats listed for $99. Lower Level seating is available from $269 with Ringside from $450. The $99 starting price marks the cheapest Secondary Market “Get-In” of the past 3 Summerslams at Barclays Center.
Of the surrounding events, Tuesday’s Smackdown Live is the hottest on the resale ticket, with tickets starting at $42. Saturday’s NXT Takeover starts at $38 on the resale market, and Monday’s WWE Raw is the cheapest of the lot, with tickets listed for as low as $19.
Updated SummerSlam Betting Odds
Earlier today we reported the initial betting odds for WWE SummerSlam on Sunday, and the following are updated PPV odds courtesy of Bovada (www.Bovada.lv, Twitter: @BovadaLV).
WWE Universal Championship
Brock Lesnar 3/10
Roman Reigns 19/2
Samoa Joe 14/5
Braun Strowman 12/1
WWE Championship
Jinder Mahal +300 (3/1)
Shinsuke Nakamura -500 (1/5)
WWE Raw Women’s Championship
Alexa Bliss +160 (8/5)
Sasha Banks -220 (5/11)
WWE United States Championship
AJ Styles -500 (1/5)
Kevin Owens +300 (3/1)
WWE Raw Tag Team Championship
Cesaro & Sheamus +275 (11/4)
Dean Ambrose & Seth Rollins -450 (2/9)
WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championship
The New Day -180 (5/9)
The Usos +140 (7/5)
WWE Cruiserweight Championship
Akira Tozawa -140 (5/7)
Neville EVEN (1/1)
Singles Match – John Cena vs. Baron Corbin
John Cena -200 (1/2)
Baron Corbin +150 (3/2)
Singles Match – Randy Orton vs. Rusev
Randy Orton +150 (3/2)
Rusev -200 (1/2)
Singles Match – Finn Bálor vs. Bray Wyatt
Finn Bálor -800 (1/8)
Bray Wyatt +425 (17/4)
Singles Match – Big Show vs. Big Cass
Big Show +350 (7/2)
Big Cass -600 (1/6)
6 Man Tag Match – The Miz and The Miztourage vs. Jason Jordan and The Hardy Boyz
The Miz and The Miztourage -140 (5/7)
Jason Jordan and The Hardy Boyz EVEN (1/1)
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
