WWE PPV 2016, Full Calendar Schedule: When is the next PPV?

Modified Apr 19, 2016 14:35 GMT

WWE may have the longest running show on Television in RAW, but its main Attractions are its PPV (Pay-Per-View) Shows. These PPV’s are the ones which have made WWE the most successful Professional Wrestling Franchise in the world, walking over competitions like WCW, ECW and TNA (albeit in different generations). Here’s a list of PPVs this year, their schedule, and their venues.

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Payback

Payback is the first PPV after Wrestlemania 32, it’s still riding the wave started on Wrestlemania. The post-Wrestlemania RAW’s have been characterised by NXT Graduates like the Vaudevillians and Enzo and Big Cass, and one among them will be main eventing the Tag Team scene with The New Day. There’s a strong line-up on paper with feuds such as Dean Ambrose vs Chris Jericho, Kevin Owens vs Sami Zayn,Cesaro vs. The Miz, Natalya (with Bret Hart) vs Charlotte (with Ric Flair) leading up to the Main Event between AJ Styles vs. Roman Reigns.

Date: May 1, 2016; Venue: All-State Arena in Rosemont, Illinois

Extreme Rules

Extreme Rules translated in WWE Language is anything goes, think Street Fights, No Holds Barred, Chair Matches, ‘I Quit’ matches, Last Man Standing to Tomato throwing matches(just kidding).

Date: May 22, 2016; Venue:Prudential Center, Newark, New Jersey

NXT Takeover Dallas

If the last NXT Takeover is anything to go by, NXT Takeover is going to be crazy. Popular belief says there is more talent in the NXT Roster than in the WWE Main Roster, and I agree. But, once you see the Nakamura Entrance, you realise it’s just not pro wrestling talent, they have swagger and pulling power.

Date: June 19, 2016; Venue:Full Sail University, Winter Park, Florida

Money In The Bank

A personal favourite, Ladder Matches, lots of crazy spots and bodies on the line. Everything WWE should be about. Ohh, and how can I forget the uncertainty for a World Champion having to look back almost all the time

Date: June 19,2016; Venue:T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada

Battleground

Another one of those PPVs crowbarred in, just to fill up the numbers. People should have something in return at least when they pay for the WWE App.

Date: July 24,2016; Venue: Verizon Center,Washington, D.C.

Summerslam

Summerslam is normally marketed as the biggest thing in the Summer, which is actually very accurate (unlike some other stuff, cue Rock vs Cena). The Second Biggest PPV after Wrestlemania, Summer Slam has been a great show in the last few years. Somehow, a strong storyline always builds up beyond Wrestlemania, and normally concludes at Summer Slam. WWE Creative Team, you can clap for yourselves.

Date: August 21, 2016; Venue: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York