WWE announced 14 new fall event dates across the United States on Thursday, headlined by a Worlds Collide co-branded show featuring WWE and Lucha Libre AAA Superstars at the Allstate Arena in Chicago on Saturday, September 26.
Tickets for all 14 events go on sale Friday, July 24 at 10am local time in each market, with an exclusive presale beginning Thursday, July 23 at 10am local. Full event details are available at WWE.com/Events.
The Worlds Collide date is the biggest news in the batch. It marks the next installment of the WWE and AAA crossover series that has become a fixture since WWE completed its acquisition of the Mexican promotion in August 2025. The first WWE x AAA Worlds Collide took place June 7, 2025 at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, followed by Worlds Collide: Las Vegas on September 12, 2025 at the Cox Pavilion, which streamed free on YouTube immediately after SmackDown.
Chicago represents a notable market choice. The city has one of the largest Mexican American populations in the United States, and the Allstate Arena in Rosemont is a venue WWE runs regularly, most recently for Raw on July 6.
The Fall Routing
The run opens in Texas and closes on the East Coast, with heavy West Coast blocks through October.
September
- Friday, September 18: Corpus Christi, Texas, Hilliard Center, SmackDown (Ticketmaster)
- Monday, September 21: San Antonio, Texas, Frost Bank Center, Raw (Ticketmaster)
- Friday, September 25: Indianapolis, Indiana, Gainbridge Fieldhouse, SmackDown (Ticketmaster)
- Saturday, September 26: Chicago, Illinois, Allstate Arena, Worlds Collide (Ticketmaster)
- Monday, September 28: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Fiserv Forum, Raw (Ticketmaster)
October
- Friday, October 2: Denver, Colorado, Ball Arena, SmackDown (Ticketmaster)
- Monday, October 5: St. Louis, Missouri, Enterprise Center, Raw (Ticketmaster)
- Friday, October 9: Lafayette, Louisiana, CAJUNDOME, SmackDown (Ticketmaster)
- Monday, October 12: Bossier City, Louisiana, Brookshire Grocery Arena, Raw (Ticketmaster)
- Friday, October 16: Sacramento, California, Golden 1 Center, SmackDown (Ticketmaster)
- Monday, October 19: San Diego, California, Pechanga Arena, Raw (AXS)
- Monday, October 26: Fresno, California, Save Mart Center, Raw (Ticketmaster)
- Friday, October 30: Charleston, West Virginia, Charleston Coliseum, SmackDown (Ticketmaster)
November
- Monday, November 2: Brooklyn, New York, Barclays Center, Raw (Ticketmaster)
The Indianapolis SmackDown on September 25 falls the night before Worlds Collide in Chicago, a roughly three-hour drive that raises the possibility of talent crossover between the two shows, a pattern WWE has used with the AAA events before. Worlds Collide: Las Vegas ran directly after SmackDown in 2025 and featured Raw, SmackDown, and NXT talent alongside the AAA roster.
The fall dates begin roughly two weeks after Money in the Bank, scheduled for Sunday, September 6 at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans.
