WWE To Resume Live Tours With 25-City Slate Through Labor Day
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deadline.comThe WWE, whose lucrative live events business was neutralized last year during the coronavirus pandemic, has set a 25-city schedule as it gets set to resume touring on July 16.Texas, which has been one of the most aggressive states in loosening Covid-19 safety restrictions, will be the first state to host wrestling events.
SmackDown will be held in Houston on July 16, followed by Money In The Bank in Fort Worth on July 18 and Monday Night Raw on July 19 in Dallas.Additional tour stops and on-sale dates will be announced in the coming weeks, the company said.In the first quarter, the company reported total revenue of $263.5 million, blaming a year-over-year decline of 9% on the cancellation of live events.
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