Kemo
11-19-2018, 05:23 PM
Next year’s WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view will take place from Chicago, Illinois at the Allstate Arena. WWE will hold shows on four consecutive nights, including:
SmackDown Live (Friday, Nov. 22)
NXT Takeover (Saturday, Nov. 23)
Survivor Series: (Sunday, Nov. 24)
Monday Night Raw: (Monday, Nov. 25)
The news was first reported by the Chicago Tribune. John Saboor, WWE’s Executive Vice President of Special Events, was quoted in the announcement.
“WWE is so proud of our relationship with our fans in Chicago,” said Saboor. “Allstate Arena, going back to when it was known as Rosemont Horizon, has been such an important partner of WWE, dating back to the ’80s. I think the entire WWE family and universe is looking forward with great anticipation to the move from Tuesdays to Friday nights. What an exciting springboard.”
Saboor continued, “Chicago consistently has an electric atmosphere and audience. It’s really something. Our superstars, with great frequency, mention that Allstate is one of their very favorite venues in the country to compete.”
SmackDown Live (Friday, Nov. 22)
NXT Takeover (Saturday, Nov. 23)
Survivor Series: (Sunday, Nov. 24)
Monday Night Raw: (Monday, Nov. 25)
The news was first reported by the Chicago Tribune. John Saboor, WWE’s Executive Vice President of Special Events, was quoted in the announcement.
“WWE is so proud of our relationship with our fans in Chicago,” said Saboor. “Allstate Arena, going back to when it was known as Rosemont Horizon, has been such an important partner of WWE, dating back to the ’80s. I think the entire WWE family and universe is looking forward with great anticipation to the move from Tuesdays to Friday nights. What an exciting springboard.”
Saboor continued, “Chicago consistently has an electric atmosphere and audience. It’s really something. Our superstars, with great frequency, mention that Allstate is one of their very favorite venues in the country to compete.”