WWE announced eight new Raw and SmackDown dates on Tuesday, covering November 9 through December 7, with tickets going on sale Friday, September 11 at 10 a.m. local time in each market. A presale begins Thursday, September 10 at 10 a.m. local time.
The dates, as listed in WWE’s announcement:
Monday, November 9: Raw, Bon Secours Wellness Arena, Greenville, South Carolina
Friday, November 13: SmackDown, Amerant Bank Arena, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Monday, November 16: Raw, Lenovo Center, Raleigh, North Carolina
Friday, November 20: SmackDown, Ford Center, Evansville, Indiana
Monday, November 23: Raw and SmackDown, Intrust Bank Arena, Wichita, Kansas
Monday, November 30: Raw, Simmons Bank Arena, Little Rock, Arkansas
Friday, December 4: SmackDown, Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, Michigan
Monday, December 7: Raw, Huntington Center, Toledo, Ohio
The Wichita date is listed as both Raw and SmackDown on a Monday, the week of Thanksgiving. WWE has not said how the two shows will be split that night.
The new dates fill in WWE’s television schedule around Crown Jewel on Saturday, November 7 at Riyadh Season Stadium in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and Survivor Series: WarGames on Saturday, November 28 at Daikin Park in Houston. The Little Rock Raw is the first television show after Survivor Series. The Toledo Raw on December 7 is the last U.S. television date before WWE heads to Perth, Australia, for SmackDown on December 11, Wrestlepalooza: Perth on December 12 and Raw on December 14, all at RAC Arena.
The announcement follows the Road to Survivor Series: WarGames live event tour WWE announced on August 13, which runs from October 15 in Winnipeg through November 19 in Huntsville, Alabama, with stops in Palm Desert, California, Youngstown, Ohio, Portland and Bangor, Maine, and Fort Myers, Florida.
Greenville last hosted Raw on September 8, 2025. Raleigh’s Lenovo Center, formerly PNC Arena, hosted SmackDown in February 2024. Fort Lauderdale’s Amerant Bank Arena hosted the 2025 Royal Rumble weekend’s Raw and SmackDown. Wichita’s Intrust Bank Arena and Evansville’s Ford Center have been regular live event stops but have hosted television less often. Grand Rapids and Toledo have each hosted Raw and SmackDown multiple times over the past decade.
WWE’s television schedule for September and early October, previously announced, runs SmackDown in Mexico City on September 11, Raw in Mexico City on September 14, SmackDown in Corpus Christi on September 18, Raw in San Antonio on September 21, SmackDown in Indianapolis on September 25, Raw in Milwaukee on September 28, SmackDown in Denver on October 2, Raw in St. Louis on October 5, SmackDown in Lafayette, Louisiana on October 9 and Raw in Bossier City, Louisiana on October 12.
Raw airs Mondays on Netflix. SmackDown airs Fridays on USA Network.
Tickets for all eight new dates will be available through WWE.com/Events and Ticketmaster.
