Okay, so, “is there a wwe pay per view on tonight?” That’s what I Googled earlier today, right? Let me walk you through my whole process. It was a Sunday, and Sundays are wrestling days in my book, usually.
First thing, I just typed it straight into Google. No fancy stuff. “Is there a wwe pay per view on tonight?” Hit enter. The results popped up, and the first thing I saw was a few news articles and some wrestling forum threads. I quickly scanned those. They mentioned upcoming events, but nothing concrete for tonight. That’s strike one.
Next, I thought, “Okay, maybe I need to be more specific.” So, I added the current month to my search. It was, let’s say, October. I searched “WWE pay per view October 2024”. That gave me a better list of results, including the official WWE website. I clicked on that bad boy.
The WWE site is usually pretty good about listing their upcoming events. I navigated to their “schedule” or “events” section – whatever they call it. I scrolled through the October calendar. Boom! There it was. Crown Jewel, or whatever the heck it was called. I checked the date. Nope, not today. That was scheduled for the end of the month.
Still, I wasn’t giving up. Maybe there was something else going on. So, I checked the WWE Network/Peacock (whatever they’re calling it these days). I logged in, browsed the live section, and then checked their upcoming schedule. Nothing live listed for tonight. Just reruns and old matches.
Defeated, but not entirely discouraged, I decided to check a couple of the wrestling news sites I usually follow. Sites like Ringside News or WrestleZone. I skimmed through their headlines, looking for anything about a last-minute show or some surprise event. Nada.
Finally, I resigned myself to the fact that there wasn’t a pay-per-view on tonight. Bummer. But, I did find an old Royal Rumble match on the Network I hadn’t seen in a while. So, I watched that instead. Not a total loss, right?
So, yeah, that’s how I figured out if there was a WWE pay-per-view on tonight. Pretty straightforward, really. Google, official site, streaming service, news sites. That’s my usual routine.
- First, I Googled the basic question.
- Then, I refined my search with the month.
- I checked the official WWE website.
- I logged into the WWE Network/Peacock.
- I skimmed wrestling news sites.
And that’s that. Sometimes the answer is no wrestling, but hey, there’s always tomorrow!
