Are you ready? No? Well, this is a tad awkward then…
Via the official Madison Square Garden Twitter account,
D-Generation X are to reunite for a March 22nd WWE live event. That is, of course,
apart from a certain Billy Gunn – who is instead doing Ass Man things in AEW.
While Billy is these days employed by All Elite Wrestling, Shawn
Michaels, Triple H, Road Dogg, and X-Pac will be joining up to give the MSG
crowd the chance to watch some old guys throw out glowsticks and do a few crotch chops.
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Already announced for this MSG house show is a main event
pitting Seth Rollins and the AOP against Kevin Owens, Samoa Joe, and Big Show.
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Elsewhere on the subject-to-change card, the event will see Raw
Women’s Champion Becky Lynch vs. Women’s Tag Team Champion Asuka, and there
will be appearances from United States Champion Andrade, Rey Mysterio, AJ
Styles, Randy Orton, Aleister Black, Drew McIntyre, Rusev, Bobby Lashley, and
the Street Profits.
Tickets will officially go on sale for WWE’s Madison Square
Garden return as of this Friday – although Ticketmaster is already doing
pre-sale tickets using the code SOCIAL.
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