WWE may have made British fans wait three decades since the last stadium pay per view, but no-one can accuse them of not ensuring it's going to be a notable one when people finally take their seats at the Principality Stadium next month.
The last few weeks have seen major back-stage changes at the company, with chairman Vince McMahon announcing his retirement after 40 years, leaving his daughter Stephanie McMahon and Nick Khan to take up new roles as co-CEOs, while Paul 'Triple H' Levesque has returned from illness to take not one but two new roles, as Executive Vice President for Talent Relations and Head of Creative.
Even the most jaded of fans seem to be excited to see what this new era will bring, with reactions to SummerSlam, the first ever WWE PPV not overseen by the former head of the company, and the Monday Night Raw that followed it bringing generally positive reviews and social media comment.
