For the first time in 10 years, WWE will return to New York City’s legendary Madison Square Garden for two televised shows.
Rumors of the upcoming shows were circulating online, along with a Bayley promo video, and the news was officially announced this morning. WWE will return with back-to-back episodes of Raw on September 9 and SmackDown live on September 10. This will be the first time a wrestling event was held in the building after New Japan & Ring of Honor, as well as AAA, announced shows at the venue over the past few years.
Monday Night Raw last took place at MSG in November 2009, where John Cena & The Undertaker took on Triple H & Shawn Michaels of D-Generation and Chris Jericho and Big Show of JeriShow in a Triple Threat Tag Team Match.
“Don’t miss your opportunity to be part of the action when Raw and SmackDown LIVE return to “The World’s Most Famous Arena” this September,'” WWE said in a statement.
Former Universal champ Seth Rollins shared the news on Twitter in a hype video, telling fans to “come party with me and let’s burn it down.”
? ANNOUNCEMENT: For the first time in 10 years, @WWE #RAW & #SDLive return to The Garden September 9 & 10! ?: Chase Advance Access: July 17 @ 10am | Presale: July 18 @ 10am | Public on sale: July 19 @ 10am. Visit https://t.co/81szFcl78H to sign up for more info! pic.twitter.com/o1dH1tSdoU
— MSG (@TheGarden) July 15, 2019
Both combo and individual-day tickets will head on sale this Friday.
Visit Ticket Club to find tickets to see WWE’s return to Madison Square Garden this fall
