According to recent reports, WWE is extremely pleased with the success of Night of Champions in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The event set a new record for merchandise sales in Saudi Arabia and garnered the highest viewership of any WWE Premium Live Event in Saudi Arabia to date, with an 18% increase from the previous record set by last November’s Crown Jewel 2022 event featuring Logan Paul vs. Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns. Additionally, over the Night of Champions weekend, WWE’s YouTube channel surpassed 95 million subscribers, making them the sports league with the most subscribers compared to the NBA, NFL, MLB, and UFC. For more updates on WWE, visit <a WWE officials are reportedly thrilled with the success of Night of Champions, which was held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia over the weekend. According to PWInsider, the event set a new record for merchandise sales in Saudi Arabia. The success of the event was also reflected on WWE's social media platforms. For more wrestling news and updates, visit prowrestlingwars.com. Night of Champions Saudi Arabia Viewership Record Broken, WWE YouTube Hits appeared first on <a Wrestling Night of Champions event held recently in Saudi Arabia made history by scoring the highest viewership of any WWE Premium Live Event in Saudi Arabia. This event surpassed the previous record set by Crown Jewel 2022 event with Logan Paul vs. Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns by 18%. Over the weekend of Night of Champions, WWE's YouTube channel also achieved a milestone of surpassing 95 million subscribers. This achievement places WWE above any other sports league with more than 90 million subscribers, including the NBA, NFL, MLB, and UFC. For more news on WWE and professional wrestling, visit <a Wrestling The recent Night of Champions event has left WWE officials feeling satisfied with the outcome. Not only did the event receive positive feedback, but the success of WWE on social media was also noted. The event showcased some of the biggest names in wrestling, including Roman Reigns and John Cena. To read more about the event and its aftermath, check out Prowrestlingwars.com.
