WWE News: Extreme Rules 2021 date and location announced, check out.
WWE Extreme Rules: The 2021 edition of Extreme Rules may take place on July 18 at the Thunderdome at the Yuengling Center at the University of South Florida.
As reported by Mike Johnson, from the specialized portal PWInsider, the extreme PPV par excellence of WWE will take place for the fourth consecutive year in the month of July. And it could act as the prelude to the ‘biggest event of the summer’, SummerSlam, as has been customary. During the last four years.
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The 2020 edition of Extreme Rules was called ‘The Horror Show at Extreme Rules’, highlighting some of the peculiar stipulations that used earlier in the event. Such as the Eye for an Eye Match between Seth Rollins and Rey Mysterio. The Swamp Fight that faced Bray Wyatt and Braun Strowman. At the moment, no further details provided on whether the 2021 show will follow a special theme.
Rumored and confirmed dates of upcoming WWE events:
WrestleMania Backlash: May 16.
Money in the Bank: June 20.
Extreme Rules: July 18.
It could be the last pay-per-view at the Yuengling Center
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At the end of April, Mike Johnson of PWInsider reported that WWE would intend to allow access to viewers starting in July or August. Although the plans are still in a very embryonic phase, waiting to see how.
The COVID-19 pandemic and the measures that are established at the national level and in each of the states are evolving.
Justin Barrasso of Sports Illustrated, explained that the idea of WWE is bringing back the public face of SummerSlam. Following the success of last weekend’s WrestleMania, which took place in front of a live crowd at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa.
WWE returned to their ThunderDome on Monday, performing in front of a virtual crowd. Sources within WWE confirmed to Sports Illustrated that the plan is to celebrate SummerSlam in front of a live audience, “the journalist wrote.
