WWE Chairman Vince McMahon might have decided to cancel some WWE events. Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer Newsletter has reported that some events that were planned to happen in Canada in January have been pulled. WWE Competitor Launching From A-List Actor?
He took to his Twitter account and noted:
The WWE Canadian dates in January have been pulled (Winnipeg & Edmonton had good advances so it’s not ticket sales) are now off the schedule. Appears Toronto as well but we are checking.
You can check out the Tweet below:
The WWE Canadian dates in January have been pulled (Winnipeg & Edmonton had good advances so it's not ticket sales) are now off the schedule. Appears Toronto as well but we are checking.
— Dave Meltzer (@davemeltzerWON) December 2, 2021
Stephanie McMahon provides Vince McMahon docuseries update
Stephanie McMahon recently attended the March of Dimes event, where she gave a brief update on the planned multi-part documentary that Netflix will be producing on her father, Vince McMahon:
“It’s scheduled to release next year in 2022. The timing is still TBD,” McMahon said, before going on to say that she was a bit nervous about the documentary. “I am equal parts excited and really nervous. I don’t know what it’s going to say, but it’s going to capture his life and his story, which so richly deserves to be told.”
Initially revealed late last year, the documentary will be executive produced by Bill Simmons, founder of The Ringer and co-creator of ESPN’s 30 for 30 documentary series. Chris Smith will direct the documentary. During their most recent investors call, WWE President Nick Khan lauded the documentary, calling it “out of this world.”
