WWE may be adding No Mercy back to its PPV schedule. In the “Tickets and Events” menu, the drop down portion features “WWE No Mercy”, along with the new Backlash PPV, but no other information has been provided. WWE has not officially announced No Mercy yet, but it was previously leaked on a list of events that would be announced after the brand split.
If the schedule stays as it was reported before, then No Mercy happens on October 9 in Sacramento, California. The leaked list also included Roadblock in Pittsburgh, which was confirmed on RAW last night.
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