WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) has announced it will return to live event touring with a 25-city schedule through Labor Day in the US, with its weekly flagship TV shows, RAW and Smackdown, once again welcoming audiences.

The company has only performed once in front of a live crowd – at April’s Wrestlemania 37 PPV event – since March 2020.

The tour will debut in July in Texas with a trio of shows:

• July 16: SmackDown – Toyota Center in Houston
• July 18: Money In The Bank – Dickies Arena in Fort Worth
• July 19: Raw – American Airlines Center in Dallas

Tickets for the live events in Houston, Fort Worth and Dallas go on sale on May 26th. Additional tour stops and on-sale dates will be announced in the coming weeks.

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