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WWE Was Ready To Give Up SmackDown's Regular Time For The WNBA Finals, But The Plan Fell Through

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Hindustan TimesWWE Was Ready To Give Up SmackDown's Regular Time For The WNBA Finals, But The Plan Fell Through
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WWE reportedly agreed to move SmackDown to 9 p.m. ET to accommodate the WNBA Finals, but concerns over a potential Game 7 on Election Night changed the plan. The Finals moved to an afternoon start, while SmackDown stayed at 8 p.m. Friday.

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