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Yesterday, TKO Group announced that it was adjusting its revenue forecast for 2026. Why? COO Mark Shapiro said that their products are at the front of the line when it comes to experiential events.
WWE is a massive part of that success and will continue its weekly live event production right as 2027 begins. On Thursday morning, WWE announced brand new dates for live events, including nine for upcoming episodes of Raw and SmackDown.
Matches for these events have not been announced, but tickets for these dates go on sale starting November 11. The company will soon hit the road for its annual live event holiday tour at the end of 2026, and these dates will begin right after it wraps up.
This weekend, WWE will keep the live-event train moving with Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia. Though violence in the area has threatened the event, the company is slated to move forward with it, though the event moved from an outdoor venue to a more secure indoor location.
Crown Jewel airs live on ESPN Unlimited and Netflix internationally on Saturday, November 7. Announced matches for the show include Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton in a Last Man Standing Match and The Vision vs. Penta and Je'Von Evans for the WWE World Tag Team Championships.
The show will also feature two WWE Crown Jewel Championships that pit world champions against world champions. In the men's division, WWE World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns will face WWE Undisputed Champion Sami Zayn. The women's match is WWE Women's World Champion Liv Morgan vs. WWE Women's Champion Chelsea Green.