WWE Extreme Rules will return to the company’s PPV scheduled, later this year by replacing another PPV that was reportedly set. WWE has recently announced new September tour dates as they return to the road, starting from next week onwards. It appears that they have modified the schedule, a little bit.
It was confirmed that the WWE Extreme Rules pay-per-view will take place on Sunday, September 26 from the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio. Alongside this, several RAW and SmackDown tapings, plus non-televised live events and non-televised Supershow live events have been mentioned.
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Going by reports from late June, WWE was previously rumored to host the Clash of Champions pay-per-view on September 26, but that has now been confirmed to be Extreme Rules. This is one particular night in the WWE calendar where most of the matches take place under different stipulations, matching up to the popular gimmick in the WWE.
With Clash of Champions previously rumored in September, Extreme Rules was supposed to go down in the month of October. The originally booked Hell in a Cell PPV event from this slot was already hosted in June, leaving October free. It appears that WWE might host a Saudi Arabia PPV in this slot if they are allowed to conduct an event on that month over the pond.
Previous reports from PWInsider also claimed that a live Monday Night RAW TV recording will be held at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts on September 13. WWE will also return to the world-famous Madison Square Garden arena in New York City on September 10 for a Smackdown episode. That show is now being billed as a Super Show consisting of both Raw and Smackdown superstars.
New show dates alongside WWE Extreme Rules announced
WWE resumes their touring schedule, starting from next week at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. Apart from the Extreme Rules event, the following new dates for the upcoming touring schedule have been announced,
* Saturday, September 11: Supershow from the Capital One Arena in Washington DC
* Sunday, September 12: Supershow from the Times Union Center in Albany, NY
* Monday, September 13: RAW from the TD Garden in Boston, MA
* Friday, September 17: SmackDown from the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, GA
* Saturday, September 18: WWE Live from the North Charleston Coliseum in North Charleston, SC
* Sunday, September 19: WWE Live from the James Brown Arena in Augusta, GA
* Monday, September 20: RAW from the PNC Arena in Raleigh, NC
* Friday, September 24: SmackDown from the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, PA
* Saturday, September 25: Supershow from the Giant Center in Hershey, PA
* Sunday, September 26: Extreme Rules from the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, OH
* Monday, September 27: RAW from the Heritage Bank Center in Cincinnati, OH
