TNA Slammiversary Tracking Nearly 2,000 Tickets Distributed Ahead of Boston Show

TNA Slammiversary is just days away, and ticket movement for the event is continuing to trend upward heading into the big night. The pay-per-view is scheduled for Sunday, June 28th at the Agganis Arena in Boston, Massachusetts, and the latest figures from WrestleTix show the show has distributed 1,985 tickets — an increase of 68 since the previous update two days prior.

The Agganis Arena is a mid-sized venue on the campus of Boston University, with a capacity that typically sits in the range of roughly 6,000–7,000 for concert and event configurations, meaning TNA still has room to build toward a strong final crowd as the event draws near. Ticket sales for major independent and secondary-tier promotions often see their most significant surge in the final 48–72 hours before bell time, so the numbers could climb considerably before doors open.

Slammiversary is TNA’s marquee annual event, historically serving as the promotion’s version of a WrestleMania-caliber showcase and a platform for major title changes, surprise returns, and high-profile matches. A strong turnout in Boston would represent a meaningful moment for a promotion that has been working to rebuild its profile and expand its footprint in recent years.

With the show less than a week out, all eyes will be on how aggressively TNA can push those numbers in the home stretch.