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WWE Pay-per-view Schedule 2023: When Is The Next WWE PPV?

WWE Survivor Series 2022 is in the history books now. With the culmination of the WarGames show, all the WWE PPVs of 2022 have ended. Every WWE fan is now looking forward to the WWE pay-per-view schedule 2023. It is surprising that WWE booked two PPVs in November but did not book even a single one in the month of December.

In the previous years, WWE fans witnessed shows like TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs, Roadblock: End of the Line and Clash of the Champions in the month of December. There was no PPV in December last year as well, but WWE fans were treated to a special Day 1 show on January 1, 2022.

WWE has done away with Day 1 for the year 2023. According to reports, the show has been canceled. So, the next WWE PPV is Royal Rumble. It will kick off the Road to WrestleMania 39: Hollywood. 30 men and 30 women will compete with each other for a place in the main event of WrestleMania 39.

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When is WWE Royal Rumble 2023?

The date for WWE Royal Rumble 2023 is Saturday, January 28. The show will take place in San Antonio, Texas. Becky Lynch and The Rock are the favorites to win the women’s and men’s Royal Rumble matches in 2023.

WWE Pay-per-view Full schedule for 2023

Here is the complete list of PPVs which have been officially announced by WWE for the year 2023 so far:

  1. WWE Royal Rumble 2023 – January 28, San Antonio, Texas.
  2. WWE Elimination Chamber 2023 – February 18, Montreal, Quebec.
  3. WWE NXT Stand and Deliver – April 1, Los Angeles, California.
  4. WrestleMania 39 – April 1 and 2, SoFi Stadium, California.

Which WWE PPVs will return in 2023?

According to rumors, WWE Extreme Rules will not happen in 2023. Instead of that, King of the Ring is likely to return. Also, Money in the Bank show is likely to be nixed. The two MITB matches will take place on WrestleMania.

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Vinay

Vinay Chhabria is a cricket and WWE enthusiast who supports Roman Reigns and Gujarat Titans. He has been following cricket for the last 15 years and WWE since 2016.

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