As WWE gears up for another highly anticipated show in Saudi Arabia, specifically the Crown Jewel event, the organization is facing potential concerns regarding the weather. Despite their commitment to delivering an exceptional performance, the looming possibility of adverse weather conditions is causing some apprehension among the talent and staff.
Typically, fans have come to anticipate a grand spectacle during these premium afternoon live events. However, this time around, they might not be treated to the usual pre-show press conference. Instead, they might be in for an unexpected twist – rainfall, which could significantly disrupt the planned proceedings.
Reports from the behind-the-scenes BWE private X account have shed light on WWE’s apprehension regarding the weather forecast leading up to the Crown Jewel event. The Mohammed Abdu Arena in Riyadh could potentially witness a wet and challenging show for the fans in attendance.
In light of these concerns, WWE’s standard operating procedure involves setting up outdoor stadiums with a protective canopy. This arrangement serves multiple purposes, enabling the efficient handling of production equipment such as lights, while also safeguarding the wrestling ring from the effects of inclement weather, should rain become a reality.
“The only thing everyone is worried about are the supposed heavy rains coming in this weekend.”
Despite the potential challenges posed by the weather, WWE remains committed to ensuring a remarkable and memorable experience for its fans, taking necessary precautions to mitigate any potential disruptions that the rain might bring.
