Stephanie McMahon hypes WWE's upcoming stadium show in the UK
Stephanie McMahon is excited about WWE bringing a Stadium Premium Live Event to the United Kingdom for the first time in 30 years.
This morning, the company confirmed that it will be heading to Principality Stadium in Wales on Saturday, September 3, for a Premium Live Event. This will be the promotion's first stadium show in the UK since SummerSlam 1992.
Chief Brand Officer Stephanie McMahon took to social media today to hype up the announcement; in a tweet, she made it clear that she's excited.
"Excited for @WWE's first major stadium event in the UK since #SummerSlam in 1992...30 years ago!" Stephanie McMahon tweeted.
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Details on WWE bringing a Premium Live Event to the United Kingdom in 2022
The following is an excerpt from the company's official announcement regarding the upcoming Premium Live Event in the United Kingdom this September:
"...The first major WWE stadium event to be held in the United Kingdom in more than 30 years will emanate from Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, on Saturday, September 3, 2022. Located in the heart of Cardiff, the capital of Wales – a cultural and sports destination with a world class record in hosting events – the Principality Stadium is a state-of-the-art, multi-faceted event destination and home to the Wales national rugby union team."
The company is also allowing fans to register for an opportunity to get tickets via presale on the website right now.
The name for the event, let alone the matches on the card, has not been announced yet, but the company will likely reveal more information in the coming months.
BREAKING: For the first time in 30 years, WWE will bring a major stadium event to the United Kingdom at @principalitysta in Cardiff, Wales this September!
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