WWE 2021 PPV schedule For Live Events

WWE 2021 PPV schedule For Live Events

WWE's next PPV this year is Hell in a Cell

WWE has been airing all their main roster shows from the WWE Performance Centre and the WWE Thunderdome for over a year now. During this period, live fans were in attendance only on the two nights of Wrestlemania 37.

But for WWE, things have slowly started returning to normalcy. It has been confirmed that fans will be in attendance for the upcoming high-flying PPV, Money in the Bank. This could mean that WWE’s Hell in a Cell could be the final PPV to air from the Thunderdome, with fans attending virtually.

Traditionally, the Hell in a Cell PPV takes place in the month of October, but has been moved up to June this year. This slot is usually taken up by Money in the Bank, which has now been pushed by a month. With WWE significantly shuffling up their PPV schedule, here is a list of WWE 2021 PPV schedule, as it currently stands:

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Here Is A List Of WWE 2021 PPV Schedule

DatePay Per ViewLocation
June 13NXT TakeOver: In Your HouseCapitol Wrestling Center, Florida
June 20WWE Hell in a CellTampa, Florida (WWE Thunderdome)
July 18WWE Money in the BankFort Worth, Texas
*August 22WWE SummerSlamTBD
*August/SeptemberWWE PaybackTBD
*September 19WWE Clash of ChampionsTBD
*October 17WWE Extreme RulesTBD
*November 21WWE Survivor SeriesTBD
*December 19WWE TLCTBD
*The dates are tentative and will be confirmed after WWE’s official announcement

WWE live events will be resuming in July

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WWE’s Money in the Bank PPV will have live fans in attendance

WWE recently made an official announcement through a press release that they will be kicking off a 25-city tour on July 16th. The first WWE show to witness live audience will be Smackdown. Further, Money in the Bank has been announced as the first PPV to have live audience.

It is unlikely that WWE will return to Thunderdome after they’ve begun touring. The July 12th episode of WWE Raw could mark the end of Thunderdome Era for WWE. Whether the audiences will be allowed in full capacity, or the Wrestlemania template of having limited audience in attendance will be followed, is still unclear. The presence of live audience will surely enhance the viewing experience for the viewers at home as well!

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