WWE brought their Elimination Chamber event to Perth, Australia on February 24th. The event was main evented by Rhea Ripley and Nia Jax for the WWE Women\’s World Title, as a first for the company, as two Australians closed out the show. Optus Stadium was packed, and Triple H was on hand to let fans know exactly how many of them showed up.
Triple H Reveals WWE Elimination Chamber Attendance
Triple H came out before the main event of Elimination Chamber to thank fans. He said it\’s been an incredible night, but he was only out there to make a big announcement.
Before Triple H left, he let fans know that the official attendance of Elimination Chamber in Perth, Australia was 52,590. That number was followed by a lot of fireworks over Optus Stadium.
Not WWE\’s Biggest Australian Crowd
This was a massive turn-out for Elimination Chamber, but it did not beat out their last major event in Australia. Of course, we\’re talking about 2018\’s Super Show-Down, which went down on October 6, 2018, at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
The Wrestling Observer Newsletter reported that WWE Super Show-Down\’s attendance was roughly 62,000, over 8,000 less than the 70,309 that the WWE announced.
At WWE\’s 2018 Super Show-Down event in Australia, The Shield beat Braun Strowman, Dolph Ziggler, and Drew McIntyre in a six-man tag team match. Daniel Bryan secured a victory over The Miz too, but it was the main event that really drew fans.
Buddy Murphy makes a hometown entrance at WWE Super Show-Down
Triple H, accompanied by Shawn Michaels, faced off against The Undertaker, who was accompanied by Kane. The match, which was a No Disqualification bout, ended with Triple H pinning The Undertaker.
Over 50,000 fans is still incredibly impressive for WWE\’s turnout in Perth, Australia. Hopefully, it will lead to even more international events in massive venues.
FULL MATCH - Undertaker vs. Triple H - No Disqualification Match: WWE Super Show-Down 2018
