World Wrestling Entertainment appears to be in the home stretch when it comes to breaking their own WrestleMania attendance record.
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Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer reports that the April 3 event at AT&T Stadium in Arlington has broken the WWE record for number of tickets sold.
That number currently sits somewhere above 84,000.
Wrestling fans may stop and think,"Wasn't WrestleMania III's attendance somewhere north of 93,000?"
ESPN's Arash Markazi answered that question, too...
The WrestleMania 3 attendance figure was an inflated number from the around 78,000 tickets actually sold. https://t.co/IzOPCd6pes
— Arash Markazi (@ArashMarkazi) March 10, 2016
It has been WWE's mission to break not only their attendance record at WrestleMania, but to get that number into the six-figure range.
This past Sunday, Harvest America 2016 packed in at least 100,000 people into AT&T Stadium.
The venue has also seen George Strait, the Dallas Cowboys, and the NBA All-Star Game hit the acclaimed 100,000 attendance mark.
