Bash in Berlin crowd causes WWE equipment issues during main event

The WWE Universe packed Uber Arena in Berlin, Germany for last night's historic SmackDown, and the crowd was rowdy. Fans returned to the arena today for the inaugural Bash in Berlin Premium Live Event and the crowd is riled up in a major way, which shows in footage of the cameras shaking.

Samantha Irvin began formal ring introductions for tonight's Bash in Berlin main event between Randy Orton and World Heavyweight Champion Gunther. After her grand introduction of The Apex Predator, Ludwig Kaiser stepped into a major pop. The Imperium member then gave his own introduction to The Ring General.

World Wrestling Entertainment shared footage of the boisterous Berlin crowd making the camera shake. Fans did something similar back in May at Backlash France as Irvin did the main event introductions for AJ Styles vs. Cody Rhodes.

"It's so LOUD at #WWEBash that our cameras are shaking!!!" WWE wrote with the video below.

Michael Cole announced on commentary that 13,149 fans packed Uber Arena for Bash in Berlin. Triple H noted before the show that this is WWE's highest-grossing arena event in company history. Fightful Select added that Bash in Berlin is being touted internally as the highest-grossing company show in Germany history.