WWE announced today that both Triple H and Shane McMahon will be taking part in the company's European tour, which began on Wednesday.
Triple H, who hasn't appeared before a WWE crowd since losing the WWE World Heavyweight Championship to Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 32, will be wrestling at the Newcastle show on April 20th, the Brussels show on April 21st, the Paris show on April 22nd, and the Malaga show on April 23rd. According to WWE.com, his opponent will be Dean Ambrose, though the site wasn't clear as to if they be wrestling each other on one show or all four.
Shane McMahon is now being advertised for the April 19th Smackdown tapings at London's O2 Arena. The Undertaker will also be at that show, as well as the Newcastle show, but he will most likely not be wrestling.
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This European tour has suffered its share of bad luck. Daniel Bryan and The Undertaker were originally announced for the tour, with the latter advertised as wrestling a string of matches, but Bryan requested time off prior to WrestleMania and was pulled from all upcoming appearances. Undertaker, who has been telling those close to him that he is retired, was later pulled from all but two shows.
Finally, on the opening show of the tour, Bray Wyatt suffered a calf injury that has put him out of action since.
credits: whatculture.com
