WWE has announced 12 new international tour dates that will be taking place in March 2025.
There will be multiple TV tapings for RAW and SmackDown overseas in Europe, along with some Road to WrestleMania live events.
You can check out the current list of events below:
* Friday, March 14 – WWE SmackDown TV taping in Barcelona, Spain
* Saturday, March 15 – WWE live event in Dortmund, Germany
* Sunday, March 16 – WWE live event in Hannover, Germany
* Monday, March 17 – WWE RAW TV taping in Brussels, Belgium
* Friday, March 31 – SmackDown TV taping in Bologna, Italy
* Saturday, March 22 – WWE live event in Belfast, Northern Ireland
* Sunday, March 23 – WWE live event in Nottingham, England
* Monday, March 24 – WWE RAW TV taping in Glasgow, Scotland
* Friday, March 28 – WWE SmackDown TV taping in London, England
* Saturday, March 29 – WWE live event in Vienna, Austria
* Sunday, March 30 – WWE live event in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
* Monday, March 31 – WWE RAW TV taping in London, England
During a recent appearance on the “No-Contest Wrestling” podcast, Mark Henry revealed that he’s involved with the upcoming sixth season of Dark Side of the Ring. The WWE Hall of Famer is helping to produce an episode on Tony Atlas.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On producing a sixth season episode of the show on Tony Atlas: “I never did Dark Side of The Ring because I didn’t agree with Dark Side of The Ring. Especially the way [they] paint Black people. Y’all don’t paint Black people in a positive light on these shows. And they said ‘If we allowed you to help produce it, you would do it?’ And I said ‘Yep.’ So I did Tony Atlas.”
On Tony Atlas: “I watch my grandmother embarrass the hell out of me because she started fanning herself when [Tony Atlas made his entrance]. Tony became who he became because he was not loved. His family threw him away.”
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