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WWE’s Road to Royal Rumble European Tour is coming to Glasgow and promises an unforgettable experience though we found a cheaper alternative

WWE will be crashing and smashing its way into Glasgow in January for a major event on the international wrestling calendar and tickets for the show could make for a great Christmas gift for wrestling fans.

Those who have seen recent WWE live shows have described the experience as “brilliant entertainment”, an “amazing experience” and the “best night ever”.

WWE stars will be at the OVO Hydro, in Glasgow, on Monday, January 18, 2027, with tickets on sale from £146.40 and there are still seats available close to the ring, though these are more expensive.

The WWE Monday Night Raw show in Glasgow is described as: “Part of WWE’s Road to Royal Rumble European Tour, an eight-event run across seven countries, but the OVO Hydro gets one of the tour’s flagship televised shows.”

It means that the WWE luminaries such as Cody Rhodes, Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer, Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn, Seth Rollins, United States Champion Trick Williams, Becky Lynch, Finn Bálor and others are on the roster which is potentially subject to change, however.

Ok, fair play, we know that’s not cheap so we’ve found an alternative wrestling event in the city.

Glasgow is also playing host to Blockbuster Pro Wrestling, described by the organiser as “the best family-friendly professional wrestling in the country, featuring larger-then-life characters, high-flying action, and unforgettable moments for fans of all ages”.

It’s a lot cheaper than WWE with tickets priced from £5.50 to £25.30.

The show takes place at The Pyramid, in Argyle Street, Glasgow, from 6pm till 9pm, on Saturday, December 19, 2026. You can find out more here.

It’s unlikely to have the same production values as WWE Wrestling but could provide a good evening out of family fun, nonetheless.

Returning to the razzmatazz of WWE and fans have left plenty of rave reviews of the show which has a 4.9-star rating on the Ticketmaster website.

One mum said: “Brilliant entertainment, I loved it and my daughter had the best time ever.”

Another fan said: “First experience watching WWE and it'll stay with me forever! Swept away by the athletes, the atmosphere - the FEELING!”

One grandmother who saw the a WWE show at the M&S Bank Arena, in Liverpool, said: “Grandson’s first wrestling event and he totally loved every single minute, excellent merchandise and decent value for money.

“WWE matches were fantastic and brilliant performances, venue was great and everything was well organised and ran smoothly.”

One visitor to a WWE show had a word of advice for wrestling fans, saying: “If you want merch go very very early as it took an hour to queue for the t-shirts.”

A fan who saw WWE in Birmingham said: “I love WWE, and RAW did not disappoint! The crowd was electric, the superstars were amazing! Can’t wait to go again!”