WWE will bring its flagship shows Raw and SmackDown to Europe this coming March as part of the exciting road to WrestleMania 41. The tour will see the two shows, as well as live events, held in Spain, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Northern Ireland, the UK, Austria, and the Netherlands.
The tour was shared at the taping of the November 4, edition of Raw, which has been happening in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The tour will be as follows:
| March 14 | WWE SmackDown | Barcelona, Spain |
| March 15 | Live Event | Dortmund, Germany |
| March 16 | Live Event | Hannover, Germany |
| March 17 | WWE Raw | Brussels, Belgium |
| March 21 | WWE SmackDown | Bologna, Italy |
| March 22 | Live Event | Belfast, N. Ireland |
| March 23 | Live Event | Nottingham, England |
| March 24 | WWE Raw | Glasgow, Scotland |
| March 28 | WWE SmackDown | London, England |
| March 29 | Live Event | Vienna, Austria |
| March 30 | Live Event | Amsterdam, Netherlands |
| March 31 | WWE Raw | London, England |
This exciting tour will also mark the first time that any WWE TV taping has taken place in Spain or Belgium. So far, these two countries have only hosted live events, with Cody Rhodes teasing a Belgium PLE during one such live event earlier this year. WWE has become more open to hosting televised events outside of North America in recent years, with PLEs and TV shows happening in Scotland, Australia, and Germany in 2024 alone.
The tour will conclude mere weeks before WrestleMania 41 takes place on April 19, and April 20, from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. The show will be WWE's second WrestleMania in Vegas (after WrestleMania 9) and the first to stream on Netflix in these international markets. WrestleMania season is the most exciting time of the year for the WWE Universe and now fans in Europe will get to experience this much-anticipated period up close and personal next March.
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