Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter
WWE is pulling out a lot more stops than usual for their upcoming tour of Mexico.
The company will be running shows on October 16th in Merida, October 17th at Arena Ciudad in Mexico City and October 19th at Arena Monterrey.
WWE is building the tour around The Undertaker working all three events, billing it as Undertaker’s return to Mexico after five years.
Ric Flair will also be working the shows as the guest General Manager, and part-time WWE performer Chris Jericho is scheduled.
Part of the reason WWE is building the shows up so strong is partially due to concerns of insinuations of racism against Mexicans related to the departure of Alberto Del Rio.
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