WWE planning to start RAW & Smackdown ‘LIVE’ with crowd soon

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WWE is reportedly planning to start live RAW and Smackdown with crowds once again in Florida.

According to the reports from Wrestling Observer Newsletter, WWE contacted a company for TV tapings on 24th July and 27th July for live TV shoots at the RP Funding Center in Lakeland, Florida. This venue have the capacity of 8,000 people and they’ve hosted ROH shows in the past.

It was noted that Vince McMahon wanted to be the first person to run a indoor sports live event with crowd during this pandemic.

The plan was to allow fans but with social distancing. WWE hasn’t had regular crowds since mid March due to coronavirus pandemic, still these plans are not confirmed yet. We’ll keep you posted, Stay tuned.

Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter

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