Matt Hardy vs. Bray Wyatt set for WWE 205 Live house shows
Posted: Dec 17th, '17, 23:15
Source: www.F4WOnline.com
By Joseph Currier | @josephcurrier | Dec 17, 2017 8:41 pm
WWE is calling in a couple of reinforcements for 205 Live's upcoming house shows.
It was announced tonight that Matt Hardy would be facing Bray Wyatt on all three stops of next month's tour, supplementing cards that are otherwise scheduled to only feature cruiserweight matches. The events will be in Kingston, Rhode Island on January 19th, Lowell, Massachusetts on the 20th, and Poughkeepsie, New York on the 21st.
After Wyatt was used as the catalyst for Hardy to become "Woken" in WWE, they've been featured in back-and-forth promo videos on Raw over the last two weeks. They've yet to wrestle since Hardy underwent the gimmick change, though that may happen before their matches next month.
The three-stop tour in January will be the first set of 205 Live-exclusive house shows. They were announced earlier this month as an experiment to test the viability of future dates, and adding Hardy vs. Wyatt would appear to be an attempt to boost ticket sales.
By Joseph Currier | @josephcurrier | Dec 17, 2017 8:41 pm
WWE is calling in a couple of reinforcements for 205 Live's upcoming house shows.
It was announced tonight that Matt Hardy would be facing Bray Wyatt on all three stops of next month's tour, supplementing cards that are otherwise scheduled to only feature cruiserweight matches. The events will be in Kingston, Rhode Island on January 19th, Lowell, Massachusetts on the 20th, and Poughkeepsie, New York on the 21st.
After Wyatt was used as the catalyst for Hardy to become "Woken" in WWE, they've been featured in back-and-forth promo videos on Raw over the last two weeks. They've yet to wrestle since Hardy underwent the gimmick change, though that may happen before their matches next month.
The three-stop tour in January will be the first set of 205 Live-exclusive house shows. They were announced earlier this month as an experiment to test the viability of future dates, and adding Hardy vs. Wyatt would appear to be an attempt to boost ticket sales.