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WWE Reportedly Doing Fewer PPVs in 2018
November 6, 2017 | Posted by
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According to Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio (via wrestlinginc.com), WWE will be doing fewer PPVs in 2018. There will be no months with two WWE PPVs until April or May. The next RAW PPV will not be until February in Las Vegas, NV. Meltzer added that there will “probably” be a PPV in March before WrestleMania in April.
After Survivor Series, the Smackdown branded Clash of Champions show on December 17th is the final WWE PPV of 2017. In total, that will make for 16 PPVs; 6 for RAW, 6 for Smackdown and 4 dual-branded for 2017. There were 15 PPvs in 2016.
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