What was WWE WrestleMania 42 Night 1 & 2 total attendance? John Cena reveals official figure
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John Cena was the host of WrestleMania 42!
After the co-main event, WrestleMania 42 host John Cena once again appeared to announce the official attendance number for Night 2 of the ‘Grandest Stage’ in Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The official number for Night 2 of Mania was announced as 55,255. The show opened with Oba Femi defeating Brock Lesnar, while Penta retained the IC title in the ladder match. Trick Williams captured the US title, and ‘The Demon’ Finn Balor defeated Dominik Mysterio.
The total attendance number for WrestleMania 42 is 106,072
On the other hand, Rhea Ripley defeated Jade Cargill to capture the WWE Women’s title in the co-main event of the show. Following which as noted, Cena officially revealed the numbers for Night 2 and the combined total for the two-night spectacle.
During Night 1 of Mania, Cena announced the total attendance number, which was 50,816.
The official number for Night 2 of Mania was announced as 55,255.
Coupled together as announced by Cena is 106,702.
After the announcement, as teased, John Cena shared a segment with Danhausen as The Miz and Kit Wilson interrupted Cena, asking for their WrestleMania moment. However, Danhausen appeared with little Danhausens.
Wilson shoved one of the Danhausens, which led to the other kicking him in the jewels as they swarmed Wilson out of the ring. Danhausen then low-blowed the Miz, before hitting the cursed five knuckle shuffle, before the tiny Danhausens kidnapped Miz.
Cena couldn’t hold his laughter, but then locked in to hype the crowd for the main event, where CM Punk will defend the World Heavyweight title against Roman Reigns, and it starts right now!
Where is WrestleMania 42 taking place?
The 42nd edition of the PLE is a two-night event, and Night 2 of the PLE is taking place right now from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.
What is the total attendance record for WrestleMania 42?
The combined attendance numbers for Nights 1 and 2 are 106,702.
Did Brock Lesnar retire at WrestleMania?
Yes, Lesnar left his gloves and wrestling boots in the ring, in an emotional moment that even the Beast was unable to fight back tears as he embraced Paul Heyman and greeted fans on his way back as “Thank You, Lesnar” chants filled the arena.
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