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WWE is known for planning well in advance for their Premium Live Events, and the upcoming Survivor Series is no exception. However, it appears that WWE has made a change to the start time for the event.
The Survivor Series Premium Live Event is set to take place at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver on November 30, and there’s a lot of excitement surrounding it considering all the incredible storylines that will play out during the event.
WWE has updated the start time for Survivor Series on their official events page. The show is now listed to begin at 2:30 PM local time, which is 5:30 PM ET, a shift from the previously listed time of 3:30 PM local. Typically, this listing reflects the pre-show start time, suggesting that the main event will begin at 6:00 PM ET instead of the usual 7:00 PM ET.
This earlier start time mirrors the change made for WWE’s Bad Blood event earlier this month, which was moved due to a UFC event happening the same night. While there isn’t a UFC event scheduled for November 30, UFC does have events every Saturday in November leading up to Survivor Series and the two Saturdays following it in December.
Roman Reigns is being promoted for the event and the company will certainly have more big names planned for Survivor Series. Therefore, we’ll have to wait and see if WWE will offer an explanation for the earlier start time soon enough.
Do you believe Survivor Series starting at an earlier time is the right decision? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.
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