Potential date and location revealed for the return of defunct WWE event - Reports

The WWE Universe has been buzzing lately over potential major plans for later this year. It appears the company is moving forward with a significant happening that will coincide with a big milestone. New details on the matter have just leaked from backstage, and the update is sure to excite fans.

It was recently revealed that WWE has been in talks to bring back the Bad Blood name for an upcoming PLE. The idea is that the event would coincide with the 27-year anniversary of the inaugural Bad Blood pay-per-view, which was headlined by the first-ever Hell In a Cell bout. The match held on October 5, 1997, saw Kane debut to help Shawn Michaels defeat The Undertaker.

WWE is moving forward with the idea as officials have been looking into potential venues for the return of Bad Blood, according to PWInsider. It was previously speculated that the company could hold the PLE on the exact anniversary as October 5 is on a Saturday this year, and word now is that this is the date they are looking to book a venue for.

Officials are said to be interested in holding Bad Blood in the Atlanta market. The State Farm Arena in Atlanta currently does not have any events scheduled for October 5, and WWE has not announced any TV tapings for that week as of now. Several creative pitches have been made for the return of Hell in a Cell, but nothing is official, and it remains to be seen who will compete in the match.

WWE has four UK dates scheduled for the week after October 5. The company will then head to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Saturday, November 2, for the Crown Jewel PLE. The inaugural Badd Blood event was the only edition to use the extra "d," as the 2003 and 2004 events dropped the stylization.

Next WWE PLE updated lineup

World Wrestling Entertainment will hold its next PLE on Saturday, July 6. Money in the Bank 2024 is scheduled to take place at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

It was announced on tonight's RAW that the returning Seth Rollins will challenge Damian Priest for the World Heavyweight Championship at Money in the Bank.

The qualifying bouts for the men's and women's MITB Ladder Matches are taking place on RAW and SmackDown over the next few weeks. Tonight's RAW episode is featuring Jey Uso vs. Finn Balor vs. Rey Mysterio, plus Kiana James vs. IYO SKY vs. Zelina Vega.