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• Date 29 Apr 2022
• Venue The O2 arena
• Doors Open 7.30pm
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One of the most anticipated shows of the year, WWE Live returns to London at The O2 on Friday 29 April 2022.

Fans attending WWE Live will also their favourite WWE Superstars in action including Roman Reigns, Charlotte Flair, Drew McIntyre, Sasha Banks, RK-Bro, Sheamus, Sami Zayn and many more.

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• Date 30 June , 2023
• Event Starts 6:30 PM
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Event timings:

Box office: 17:00

Doors open: 18:00

Show start: 19:30

Show end: 22:30

All timings are approximate and may change.

WWE Live returns to the Utilita Arena Newcastle on Friday 30th

See your favorite WWE Superstars* live in action including:  Cody Rhodes, Damian Priest, Seth 'Freakin' Rollins, Finn Balor, Rhea Ripley, Zoey Stark, Dominik Mysterio, Piper Niven  plus many more!

Bringing together a unique blend of sport and entertainment, combining in-ring match action with all the drama and energy of a rock concert, WWE Live is the ultimate in family entertainment!

*Talent subject to change please keep checking website for the most up to date line up. 

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Under 14's must be accompanied by an adult 

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Hospitality Experience

• Dedicated hospitality entrance
• Prime view seat
• Access to the lounge pre show and at the interval
• Welcome drink of either a bottle of beer, small glass of wine or a soft drink 

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• You can access the Lounge from full doors until after the interval (if applicable).
• Access to the Lounge is via 4 steps.
• Alcohol only available to over 18s – ID may be required.
• Your preshow drink can be redeemed from the bar upon arrival to the lounge.
• Card bar facilities will be available within the lounge.
• Event details and timings may be subject to change.

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How to get WWE Live tickets as sale goes live for new UK dates

WWE Live is coming back to the UK this October. Here's how to get tickets today as the pre-sales go live.

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WWE Live is returning to the UK in October this year. The American professional wrestling organisation has been bringing shows to the UK and this autumn, fans in London, Glasgow and Nottingham get a chance to see WWE Superstars live.

With tickets on sale now, here's how you can grab tickets to the new UK dates, along with details on the UK venues WWE Live are visiting later this year.

What are the UK dates and venues for WWE Live?

WWE Live has revealed three new UK dates for 2023 and will visit London, Nottingham and Glasgow in October.

Here is a full list of the new UK 2023 dates and venues for WWE Live:

• Sunday 29th Oct — London, Wembley OVO Arena
• Monday 30th Oct — Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
• Tuesday 31st Oct — Glasgow, OVO Hydro

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When do wwe live tickets go on sale.

Tickets for WWE Live are live now at Ticketmaster.

Pre-sale tickets for the new UK dates for WWE Live went live yesterday (Thursday 13th July).

There were a few different pre-sale options live on Ticketmaster including a WWE pre-sale and an OVO pre-sale for the Glasgow date.

For those fans who were waiting for general sale tickets, all tickets have now been released, having gone on sale at 10am this morning (Friday 14th July).

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WWE Live tickets are likely to sell out fast so if you can be on the Ticketmaster site for when the tickets are being released, we would recommend doing so!

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WWE Announces UK Live Event Tour For October 2023

WWE will return to the United Kingdom later in 2023.

WWE announced that the company will head back to the U.K. for a three-day tour in October 2023. The company recently competed a tour surrounding WWE Money in the Bank in London on July 1.

The October trip will begin on October 29 and conclude on October 31. The Usos, Charlotte Flair, Bianca Belair, Bobby Lashley, Asuka, The Street Profits are advertised for the tour. Tickets will go on sale on July 14, and the exclusive presale begins on July 13.

WWE Live returns to the U.K. this October with WWE Sunday Stunner at London's OVO Arena on Sunday, Oct. 29, before heading to Nottingham, England, on Monday, Oct. 30, and Glasgow, Scotland, on Tuesday, Oct. 31! Fans attending WWE Live will see their favorite WWE Superstars in action, including The Usos, Charlotte Flair, Bianca Belair, Bobby Lashley, Asuka, The Street Profits and many more*. Tickets for WWE Live are available this Friday, July 14, with an exclusive presale beginning this Thursday, July 13, at 10 a.m. BST, so click here to register now. *Talent subject to change.

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WWE Live UK 2023 tour tickets: How to get tickets for Drew McIntyre’s Cardiff return, Liverpool, Belfast and more

Tickets go on sale today (Friday, December 16). Here's everything you need to know

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Tickets go on sale this morning for WWE’s first return to Cardiff since the iconic Clash at the Castle event at the Principality Stadium.

Scotsman Drew McIntyre is one of the SmackDown stars advertised as coming back to the city for a barnstorming event at the International Arena on July 2.

Tickets go on sale from 9am this morning on Ticketmaster here .

Other SmackDown stars taking part in the shows include Honorary Uce Sami Zayn, The Usos, Liv Morgan, Braun Strowman, The Brawling Brutes, Imperium and new NXT Tag Team Champions The New Day.

The return to Cardiff is potentially bittersweet for McIntyre.

Having lobbied for years for WWE to host a pay per view event in the UK for the first time in three decades, he was given the coveted main event spot at the ground-breaking show against Universal Champion Roman Reigns.

However, he ultimately ended up defeated after an action-packed bout which included interventions from Karrion Kross, Solo Sikoa, Austin Theory and - most surreally of all - Tyson Fury, who delivered both a knock-out punch to Theory and a post-match singalong, pre-empting his attempt to clinch the Christmas number one slot with a cover of Sweet Caroline.

It’s not just SmackDown stars who will be joining the tour in the early summer.

Liverpool is set play host to the first of four new UK dates with top stars from Raw coming to the M&S Bank Arena on June 28.

Tickets for the Liverpool dates will be on sale here from 9am , with prices starting at £28.

While WWE doesn't confirm exactly who will be appearing on the cards until much closer to the time, Raw wrestlers who are advertised as taking part in the tour include Seth Rollins, Bianca Belair, Bobby Lashley, Kevin Owens and Matt Riddle alongside tag teams Damage CTRL and The Street Profits.

Before the final night in Cardiff, wrestlers will also appear in Newcastle, Sheffield and Belfast with all tickets going on sale today.

As well as the run of shows in June and July, there are some tickets still available for post-Wrestlemania 39 Raw shows at Birmingham, Manchester and Belfast.

Tickets for all shows on the newest leg tour go on sale today (December 16) from 9am on Ticketmaster here , while limited seats at the post-Wrestlemania dates are also available here .

Full WWE Live 2023 dates so far

April 26 - Birmingham Utilita Arena

April 27 - Manchester AO Arena

April 28 - Belfast SSE Arena

June 28 - Liverpool M&S Bank Arena, tickets available from Eventim here from 9am

June 29 - Sheffield Utilita Arena,

June 30 - Newcastle Utilita Arena

July 2 - Cardiff International Arena

Tickets for April dates are already available on Ticketmaster here .

Tickets for the June and July shows on the tour go on sale on Friday (December 16) from 9am on Ticketmaster here .

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WWE Live Event Results From Birmingham, UK (4/17): Cody Rhodes, Becky Lynch, More

By Anthony Nash

On April 17, WWE returned to the United Kingdom, as they held a live event from the Resorts World Arena in Birmingham.

Damian Priest , Cody Rhodes , Sami Zayn , Gunther , and more stars competed at the show.

The results, courtesy of  WrestlingBodyslam.com , are as follows:

• WWE Intercontinental Championship:  Sami Zayn (c) def. GUNTHER, Finn Balor, and Chad Gable
• Natalya & Tegan Nox def. Zoey Stark & Shayna Baszler
• Jey Uso def. Drew McIntyre
• WWE World Heavyweight Championship:  Damian Priest (c) def. Kofi Kingston
• Ricochet def. JD McDonagh
• Becky Lynch def. Piper Niven
• Undisputed WWE Universal Championship:  Cody Rhodes def. Shinsuke Nakamura

The man Becky Lynch is in the building! #WWEBirmingham pic.twitter.com/Jn9Vj21RyN — Daniel (@dannewb) April 17, 2024

. @DMcIntyreWWE is top class ? #WWEBirmingham @WWEUK pic.twitter.com/OK30wZmFps — Sam Tønks (@sjtonks) April 17, 2024

“The last time i was here i said i wanted to bring this championship to the UK……. WELP WE DID IT GUYS” – Cody Rhodes #WWEBirmingham pic.twitter.com/u7xMjr90lu — FADE (@FadeAwayMedia) April 17, 2024

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WWE Live Event Results: Former champion announces he's leaving, Cody Rhodes' first title defense, Gunther returns to action (Birmingham, 04/17)

W WE kickstarted the tour of England with a live event in Birmingham on Wednesday, April 17. The show was stacked with multiple title matches and featured top stars from RAW and SmackDown in action.

The event kicked off with an Intercontinental Championship match, with Sami Zayn defending his title against Gunther, Finn Balor, and Chad Gable. This was also the Ring General's first outing to the squared circle since losing the title to Zayn at WrestleMania 40. He failed to regain the title at the house show, as Sami came out on top.

The show also featured a women's tag match as Natalya joined forces with Tegan Nox to defeat Zoey Stark and Shayna Baszler. This was followed by a singles match between Jey Uso and Drew McIntyre, where the former Bloodline member emerged victorious. The Scottish Warrior was unhappy with the reception from the live crowd and told them he was leaving for the United States.

Elsewhere on the card, Damian Priest made his first title defense, defeating Kofi Kingston in one-on-one action. Ricochet also got a win over JD McDonagh while Becky Lynch defeated Piper Niven upon her return to in-ring action. The Man was reportedly slated to take time off after WrestleMania 40, but plans seemingly changed after an injury to Rhea Ripley.

The event was headlined by Cody Rhodes , who made his first title defense as the Undisputed WWE Champion. The American Nightmare faced Shinsuke Nakamura in the main event. Rhodes emerged victorious to conclude an action-packed evening.

Complete WWE Live Event Results

Here are the complete house show results from Birmingham, UK, courtesy of Wrestling Bodyslam:

• Intercontinental Title Match – Sami Zayn (c) retains over Gunther, Chad Gable, and Finn Balor in a Fatal 4-Way
• Natalya and Tegan Nox defeated Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark
• Jey Uso defeated Drew McIntyre
• World Heavyweight Title Match – Damian Priest (c) retains over Kofi Kingston
• Ricochet defeated JD McDonagh
• Becky Lynch defeated Piper Niven
• Undisputed WWE Title Match – Cody Rhodes (c) retains over Shinsuke Nakamura

The next stop in WWE's UK tour will be another live event tomorrow night at the Utilita Arena in Cardiff, Wales.

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Becky Lynch will be back with WWE this week

Despite rumors to the contrary, The Man doesn’t look to be taking time off. And she’s getting back in the ring just when the company needs a new Women’s champ...

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At WrestleMania XL , Becky Lynch wrestled with a 102 degree fever as she battled strep throat and Rhea Ripley at the same time. Lynch took last week off, and the rumor mill claimed that was only the start of The Man’s post-’Mania vacation.

But yesterday (April 15), the WWE UK Twitter/X account posted that Lynch would a part of this week’s house show swing through Birmingham, Cardiff, London, and Belfast. That gave Becky a chance to crack wise about the online talk about her schedule...

But the internet said I was taking time off. See you soon, Europe. https://t.co/3ctL2j9GRS — Rebecca Quin (@BeckyLynchWWE) April 15, 2024

A speedier than expected return from the New York Times best-selling author is interesting for a couple reasons.

For one thing, she’s said to only have a couple months left on her current WWE deal. Lynch never sounded terribly motivated to wrestle for any other companies though, and with WWE seemingly taking steps to fix whatever issues developed in their process for contracts, The Man coming back around this quickly could be a sign both sides view getting her re-signed is a fait accompli.

For another, WWE suddenly finds themselves needing a new Women’s champion on Raw with Ripley sidelined due to injury. They haven’t told us how they’ll determine gets that currently vacant belt, but they did tell us they’ll do it on next Monday’s show... which happens right after the red brand roster gets back from the UK.

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"After multiple foiled attempts, words cannot describe how excited we are." Motionless In White announce UK and European headline tour

Motionless In White are returning to our shores!

Gothic metalcore stars Motionless In White have announced a European headline tour, including some long awaited UK headline dates. The UK leg of the tour - which kicks off in Birmingham on Tuesday February 18 at the O2 Academy - marks the band's first UK headline run in more than four years.

"After multiple foiled attempts throughout the last album cycle, words cannot describe how excited we are to announce that we are finally coming to headline for you for the first time in over four years!" say the band themselves. "Thank you for voicing your longing for a MIW headliner and helping us make it all happen. We’ll see you then to kick off what will be a gigantic 2025!"

The announcement follows Motionless In White's recent, blockbuster appearance at Wrestlemania 40, where the five-piece opened the historic event by playing WWE Women's World Champion Rhea Ripley to the ring for her match against Becky Lynch.

The band's latest album, Scoring The End Of The World , is out now via Roadrunner . Check out the full list of Motionless In White European/UK tour dates for 2025 below. Tickets for the UK leg will go on sale at 10am UK time this Friday, February 19, from this location .

Motionless In White 'Touring The End Of The World' UK/Euro dates 2025

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Feb 18: Birmingham O2 Academy, UK Feb 19: Glasgow O2 Academy, UK Feb 21: Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse, UK Feb 22: London O2 Academy Brixton, UK

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Succession star Kieran Culkin’s new movie confirms UK release date

Culkin stars alongside Jesse Eisenberg in A Real Pain .

The film, also starring and directed by Jesse Eisenberg, is set to arrive in UK and Irish cinemas on January 10, 2025 .

A Real Pain sees Culkin and Eisenberg play mismatched cousins Benji and David, who reunite for a tour of Europe in honour of their grandmother following her death, but they see old tensions rise against the backdrop of their family history.

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In addition to the aforementioned duo, A Real Pain also stars The White Lotus ' Will Sharpe, Dirty Dancing 's Jennifer Grey, House of the Dragon 's Kurt Egyiawan, A Small Light 's Liza Sadovy, and Only Murders in the Building 's Daniel Oreskes.

The film received positive reviews following its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in January, with aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes reporting a 91% approval rating from 53 reviews thus far, marking the film certified fresh.

Culkin is perhaps best known for his Emmy-winning role as Roman Roy in HBO's hit drama Succession , which came to an end after four seasons last year.

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The actor reunited with his co-stars , including Nicholas Braun , Matthew Macfadyen and Alan Ruck, at the SAG Awards in February, where they picked up the award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series.

"I think right now you're looking at some of the luckiest people on the planet and some of the most grateful because not only did we get to all work on one of the best television shows, you know, maybe ever, we made friends for life," said Ruck, who accepted the award on the cast's behalf.

"And I think the magic of Succession was that the writing was so fabulous. It inspired all of us to bring our A-game from the very beginning."

A Real Pain arrives in cinemas in the UK and Ireland on January 10, 2025.

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