While the NXT brand was absent from the recent WWE Draft, it looks as if the black and gold brand may well have a part to play at next month’s Survivor Series PPV.
For those who missed it, last night’s Hell in a Cell PPV served up a graphic promoting this year’s Survivor Series show – and the graphic in question featured the same logo as last year’s edition of WWE’s annual November event.
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That logo featured red, gold, and blue colours to seemingly represent the Raw, NXT, and SmackDown brands, respectively. Not to mention, the 2019 Survivor Series saw NXT featured in battle against both Raw and SmackDown – with NXT even being the overall winner when it came to these matches.
Elsewhere, PWInsider is reporting that this year’s Survivor Series will, as expected, take place inside the WWE ThunderDome setting of Orlando’s Amway Center. At present, WWE’s deal with the Amway Center runs through until the end of November – which means that the November 22 Survivor Series PPV is scheduled to be one of the last WWE events held at the venue under this current arrangement.
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