WWE News: WWE to host ‘grand scale’ live event in India next year: WWE has recently hosted international live events around the globe. However, WWE wasn’t able to travel overseas in eastern Asia due to many reasons and other deadlines. Surprisingly, WWE will host a big event for Indian fans in India next year. Follow WWE News and Updates with InsideSport.IN
WWE News: WWE to host ‘grand scale’ live event in India next year
As per Sportkeeda Wrestling’s Riju Dasgupta, WWE has planned a grand event in India next year in January. The event is slated to take place on a ‘grand scale’ in Hyderabad. The expected date of the show is likely to be 18th January before the Royal Rumble weekend.
Report: WWE planning major show for January in India https://t.co/HPOyjBNehR pic.twitter.com/2ol8fRiNbv
— Wrestling Observer (@WONF4W) November 27, 2022
Former WWE champion Drew McIntyre is slated to be at the grand event. Earlier this month, Drew McIntyre traveled to India to work on a big “Bollywood Project” and also exchanged words with several fans. Moreover, the company has put faith in the Scottish Warrior and his dedication to work. The event will feature a combination of both Indian and International superstars.
In 2021, WWE held a Superstar Spectacle show for Indian fans which featured Drew McIntyre and Indus Sher against Jinder Mahal and Bollywood Boys. The show premiered on the occasion of Republic Day in 2021. Meanwhile, WWE has also tried to push superstars from Indian origins and also desires to work on vast projects for its massive fan base in India.
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Currently, WWE hasn’t released an official statement on its India Tour but fans will get an update soon. WWE has already announced Royal Rumble in the month of January in San Antonio. It’s likely that WWE will finish its tour before the Royal Rumble weekend.
WWE News: WWE to host ‘grand scale’ live event in India next year
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