The plands for WWE to return to shows with live audiences keep changing as the situation with COVID-19 continues to develop.
In the newest update to these plans, reliable source WrestleVotes has tweeted out that with SummerSlam having a live audience now off the table and out of the question, the new goal is to return to live crowds by the end of September.
The tweet reads:
Being told with SummerSlam off the table, WWE is now aiming for the end of September as a restart for live audiences. TBD.
WWE’s September pay-per-view is Clash of Champions, which comes on the 20th of the month, so that show could be the show WWE is aiming for to bring back fans.
As noted, this situation is always changing and developing so stay tuned to WrestleTalk.com so you don’t miss any updates.
4 years ago by Liam Winnard
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