Okay, so I’ve been trying to get a handle on this whole PPV WWE schedule thing. It’s a bit of a mess, honestly, but I think I’ve finally got it sorted out, at least for now.
First off, I started by just trying to find a simple list of all the upcoming events. You know, like a normal calendar. But no, it’s not that easy. WWE’s website has some info, but it’s all over the place. They have the big ones listed, like WrestleMania and SummerSlam, but the smaller, monthly ones? Forget about it.
So, I dug a little deeper. I checked out some wrestling news sites, and they were a bit more helpful. They had articles talking about upcoming events and what matches were rumored. But still, no simple, clean list. It was all spread out in different articles and posts. It felt like doing some crazy scavenger hunt.
Then, I remembered about the WWE Network. I figured they had to have a schedule somewhere on there, right? I signed in and poked around. There it was, buried under a few menus, a list of upcoming PPVs. Finally! But even that wasn’t perfect. They had the dates, but not always the locations or the full card. It’s like they want you to keep coming back for more pieces of the puzzle.
So, I took that list and started filling in the blanks. I went back to those news sites and cross-referenced the dates with the rumored matches and locations. I scribbled everything down in my notebook, making my own little messy calendar. It took a while, but I finally had something that resembled a complete schedule.
Here’s what I ended up with:
- Royal Rumble – January, usually in a big stadium, kickstarts the “Road to WrestleMania”.
- Elimination Chamber – February or March, features the brutal Elimination Chamber match.
- WrestleMania – March or April, the Super Bowl of wrestling, always a huge spectacle.
- Backlash – Usually right after WrestleMania, dealing with the aftermath.
- Money in the Bank – May or June, the ladder match for the briefcase is always a highlight.
- SummerSlam – August, one of the “Big Four”, second only to WrestleMania in terms of hype.
- Clash of Champions – September or October, where all the titles are defended.
- Survivor Series – November, one of the “Big Four,” focused on traditional elimination matches.
- TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs – December, the gimmick matches are always a lot of fun.
And those are just the regular ones! There are usually a few other events sprinkled throughout the year, like Crown Jewel or special shows from other countries. It’s a lot to keep track of.
Anyway, I feel like I have a pretty good grasp on the PPV schedule now. It was a bit of a pain to put together, but I think I’ve got a system now. I’ll just keep updating my notes as new info comes out. It’s kind of fun, in a weird way, being a wrestling detective.
