NXT To Team With AAA For NXT Worlds Collide Event This Summer
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Update: WWE has confirmed the Worlds Collide event with AAA, which will take place on June 7 at the Kia Forum. In addition, WWE made an even more shocking announcement by revealing they have purchased AAA.
WWE NXT Worlds Collide will reportedly take place later this year with involvement from AAA.
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Many fans have been fantasy booking a Worlds Collide premium live event between WWE NXT and TNA Wrestling for quite some time. We are now hearing the event will be taking place this summer, but surprisingly, TNA isn't the company NXT chose to team up with.
According to WrestleVotes, WWE NXT Worlds Collide will take place with AAA involvement this June in Los Angeles, tweeting out:
'NXT Worlds Collide taking place at the Kia Forum on June 7th with AAA,' WrestleVotes said in a post.
This was posted during this afternoon's Stand & Deliver event. However, there was no official announcement regarding this event on WWE's end during that show.
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Stay tuned to WrestleZone for more information on this potential event as it becomes available.
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What do you make of this report overall? Are you excited about the prospect of WWE NXT and AAA doing an event together later this summer in Los Angeles? Let us know your overall thoughts by sounding off in the comments section below.
The post NXT To Team With AAA For NXT Worlds Collide Event This Summer appeared first on Wrestlezone.
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