WWE Friday Night SmackDown coming to San Antonio this fall Asuka, Bianca Belair, Charlotte Flair, Austin Theory, the Usos and more will be at AT&T Center on Oct. 20 No description found
SAN ANTONIO – WWE is bringing its Friday Night SmackDown to San Antonio’s AT&T Center this fall.
The AT&T Center announced Monday that Friday Night SmackDown will take place on Oct. 20.
Tickets to the event will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday at ATTCenter.com or on Ticketmaster.com . For presale access, click on the AT&T Center’s All Access Newsletter and select “Sporting Events.”
Tickets start at $20, according to the AT&T Center.
WWE Friday Night SmackDown is returning to San Antonio at the AT&T Center on Friday, October 20. (AT&T CENTER) During the event, fans should expect to see superstars like Asuka, Bianca Belair, Bobby Lashley, Charlotte Flair, Austin Theory, the Street Profits, the Usos and more.
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