5 highest attended TNA events of all time ft. Bound for Glory 2025

Overview

• TNA's two most attended events in North America, Slammiversary and Bound for Glory, have happened in 2025
• While Slammiversary was attended by 7623 people, the Bound for Glory had an attendance of 7794
• Previous North American attendance record in TNA belonged to Lockdown 2013, which was attended by 7200 people

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TNA is one of the top Wrestling companies since 2000s. Along with WWE, NJPW, WCW, and AEW, TNA is regarded among the best Wrestling promotions in the history. Be it their Octagon ring, the wrestlers produced, the quality of action in the second half of the 2000s, TNA attracted viewers for what it offered. 

Some of the biggest Superstars, who retired from WWE, featured in TNA in the late 2000s. The momentum was great and it led to creation of new stars and the revival of the careers of the neglected ones. Over the years, TNA has had a mixed bag in its appeal for the fans. However, the partnership with WWE has worked well for TNA.

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Since 2024, TNA has broken many existing attendance records due to some of the NXT stars featuring in the show. Likewise, the NXT shows have also received a better response than they otherwise would have with the involvement of the TNA stars. Together, the partnership has ensured an increase in the attendance records, especially in North America.

5 highest attended TNA events of all time in North America

TNA Bound for Glory 2012

The TNA Bound for Glory in 2012 featured some of the best wrestlers at the time in the match card. The show recorded 5,200 attendees, which was a very good number, back in the early 2010s. The show took place at the Grand Canyon University Arena in Phoenix, Arizona, and had many younger fans.

TNA Slammiversary 2011

Before the TNA Bound for Glory in 2012, the TNA Slammiversary in 2011 broke many attendance records. The show, which took place at the Impact Wrestling Zone in Orlando, Florida, had an attendance of 5,200. Back in time, it was received well both by the fans and the critics with good reviews.

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TNA Lockdown 2013

TNA Lockdown in 2013 had a great impact on the promotion. The main event match between Bully Ray and Jeff Hardy was marketed well, which led to a record 7,200 attendees at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. It remained the highest attended TNA show in North America for 12 years.

TNA Slammiversary 2025

The partnership between TNA and WWE was displayed the best at Slammiversary 2025. As AJ Styles was advertised to return to the show, many tickets for the show got sold out early. A whopping 7,623 attendees were recorded at the UBS Arena in Elmont, New York, which was a testament to the partnership between WWE and TNA, and Styles' appeal among the fans.

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TNA Bound for Glory 2025

The latest record for the highest attended show in TNA's history in North America belongs to Bound for Glory 2025. This show had the Hardy Boyz against Bully Ray and Devon for one last time. Along with that, Mike Santana took on Trick Williams for the TNA title. The show recorded a whopping 7,794 attendees at the Tsongas Center in Lowell, Massachusetts, which is now the new record.