WWE India: WWE Fans in India have been waiting so long for the Stamford-based Promotion to hold an event in India. It looks like, finally, the wait is over. Recently, WWE CEO Nick Khan announced a live event in India for September 2023. Follow the latest WWE News and Updates with InsideSport.IN
WWE India: Nick Khan Announces Live Event in India
Recently during the Moffettnathanson Conference talk, World Wrestling Entertainment CEO announced that WWE would organize a live event in India in September 2023.
However, the CEO of the largest wrestling Promotion in the world didn’t mention the nature of the event. So we’re yet to know if it will be an actual Premium Live Event or a house show.
Also, Brandon Thurston took his Twitter handle to reveal “WWE CEO Nick Khan breaks some news right now at MoffettNathanson conference talk. He says $WWE will do a live event in India this September.“
Indian stable Indus Sher on WWE RAW
Recently, Indus Sher returned to WWE television. The Veer Mahaan and Sanga duo faced local competitors on Monday Night Raw this week. The return of Indus Sher to TV might be because of the upcoming live event in India.
Also, on January 18, WWE was set to hold an event in India. However, it got postponed because WWE’s Indian telecast partner Sony Sports Network, merged with the famous India Platform Zee.
Now that Nick Khan has announced a live event in India, fans are excited to see what the Stamford-based Promotion has in store for us. Meanwhile, take a look at the previous WWE events in India.
- Bret Hart vs Tatanka – WWF World Heavyweight Championship (February 1996)
- Kane vs Test (November 2002)
- Chris Jericho and Christian vs Rob Van Dam and Jerr Hardy (November 2002)
- Kane vs Chris Jericho (November 2002)
- Roman Reigns vs Big Show ( January 2016)
- Roman Reigns vs Rusev (January 2016)
- Triple H vs Jinder Mahal (December 2017)
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