WWE returns to Saudi Arabia on Thursday for another event—Super ShowDown—as part of its 10-year agreement with the country’s government.
The company’s last trip to the kingdom was on Oct. 31 for Crown Jewel, which was notable for Cain Velasquez’s WWE debut, a stunt match featuring heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury and a much-maligned match between “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt and Seth Rollins for the Universal Championship.
It was also memorable for the protracted travel delay that became a breeding ground for conspiracy theories. WWE’s charter plane was grounded on the tarmac for hours and performers scheduled to work SmackDown the following day in Buffalo were forced to miss the show.