WWE comes up with more exciting news in regards to the Clash of Champions PPV event as they go into live touring, this coming summer. If reports are to be believed then they are returning to Boston, Massachusetts, and Columbus, Ohio in September. They will also be visiting the infamous Madison Square Garden in New York City for a TV show.
It was reported by PWInsider that Clash of Champions 2021 pay-per-view will be held on September 26 from the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio. The source also noted that the company will return to the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts for a live RAW TV taping on September 13. This obviously continues the summer touring of the company leading into the fall of this year.
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Clash of Champions 2020 edition took place from the WWE ThunderDome at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida while the 2019 edition took place in Charlotte, North Carolina. In 2017 the show was held in Boston, Massachusetts and in 2016 it took place in Indianapolis, Indiana. The event used to be called Night of Champions until 2016. It appears that this will be the first time that the PPV event will be happening in Columbus.
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Clash of Champions is a themed PPV that was originally invented by WCW where usually champions collide in big matches. We’ll have to wait and see what WWE will have in store for this show, this year. Meanwhile, it’s confirmed that this is going to be the first pay-per-view event following the biggest party of the summer, SummerSlam set for August 21 at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Apart from the Clash of Champions event in Columbus, WWE is set to return to the legendary Madison Square Garden in New York City on September 10 for a live SmackDown episode. It was recently reported that WWE had multiple set dates for potential events at The Garden but nothing was set in stone as of last week. Now the September 10 date has been locked in.
WWE usually conducts shows in MSG for their annual post-Christmas non-televised live event on December 26, but there’s no update whether that show will be happening. The last time a Raw and SmackDown television show went down at the MSG was in September of 2019, before Clash of Champions. Stone Cold Steve Austin was in attendance on Raw while The Undertaker was present on SmackDown. It should be noted that WWE resumes touring on July 16 with a live SmackDown from the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.
