As many fans know, WWE stars are on the road for a large portion of the year. No greater example of their crazy schedules than the next week and a half as WWE embarks on a United Kindom/ European tour. Sometimes it is easy to forget how hard these guys and girls work for our entertainment.
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Over the next week and half, the RAW and Smackdown crews will run shows every day.
Here is the upcoming live event schedule for WWE over the next week and a half (h/t to Cageside Seats)
May 3 – Rome, Italy (Raw)
May 4 – Bolonga, Italy (Raw)
May 4 – Glasgow, Scotland (SmackDown)
May 5 – Dublin, Ireland (Raw)
May 5 – Cardiff, Wales (SmackDown)
May 6 – Valencia, Spain (SmackDown)
May 6 – Belfast, Northern Ireland (Raw)
May 7 – A Coruna, Spain (SmackDown)
May 7 – Liverpool (Raw)
May 8 – London, England (Raw)
May 8 – Bournemouth, England (SmackDown)
May 9 – London, England (SmackDown & 205 Live)
May 9 – Lille, France (Raw)
May 10 – Zurich, Switzerland (SmackDown)
May 10 – Birmingham, England (Raw)
May 11 – Stuttgart, Germany (Raw)
May 11 – Sheffield, England (SmackDown)
May 12 – Liege, Belgium (Raw)
May 12 – Newcastle, England (SmackDown)
May 13 – Stockholm Sweden (SmackDown)
May 13 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands (Raw)
May 14 – Copenhagen, Denmark (SmackDown)
Also – May 15th is RAW in Newark, New Jersey. May 16th is Smackdown Live in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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That is a lot of work days without any days off. I can’t imagine how your body would feel after 12 straight days of something as physical as professional wrestling. Hats off to all the talent for their hard work!
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