WWE’s live event calendar keeps growing, and December is next.
Bryan Alvarez told subscribers on X that more dates are coming beyond what has already been made public.
Besides the pre-Royal Rumble European tour, it looks like there will be added December house shows too, so the schedule is increasing.
The announcements have been arriving steadily. On Thursday WWE put out seven live events running from October 15 to November 19 under the Road to Survivor Series: WarGames banner, starting in Winnipeg and taking in Palm Springs, Youngstown, Portland and Bangor in Maine, and more. All but one fall on a Thursday.
That follows the European run announced on Monday, eight January dates across Belgium, Poland, Sweden, Hungary, Ireland, the Netherlands, Scotland and England, opening with a SmackDown taping in Brussels. Trips to South America and Mexico are already on the books for next month.
Domestic house shows only came back this summer, as a way to get the roster more time in the ring. Whether to keep expanding them is not a settled question inside the company. Paul Levesque has spoken about trying to balance the benefit of extra reps against the wear it puts on bodies, which is the tension a growing December means WWE has decided how to resolve, at least for now.
CM Punk is being pushed hard as the draw. WWE announced Thursday that he is advertised for 22 events through the end of October, tied to a ticket promotion offering up to 20 percent off, including Saturday’s NXT live event in Petersburg, Virginia.
Survivor Series: WarGames is November 28 at Daikin Park in Houston.
