Saudi Arabia: Women's Wrestling for the First Time
Saudi Arabia: Women's Wrestling for the First Time
The women's wrestling match is being held in Saudi Arabia for the first time in history on October 31, the WWE has also confirmed. In wrestling, WWE star Natalya will face Lacy Evans.
According to the organizers, the two female wrestlers had recently participated in a series of fierce competitions and were also keen to attract fans.
The match between the two will be shown to the fans at King Fahd Stadium. The WWE has also been facing severe criticism of the deal with Saudi Arabia, under the vision Twenty-Thirty had received the WWE's $ million annual agreement with Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia has a ban on WWE star Semi-Zen, Semi-Zans are of Syrian nationality and for that reason, they could not even perform in Saudi Arabia.
Recently relations between Saudi Arabia and the WWE were strained after the assassination of journalist Jamal Khashkhaji and for this reason wrestlers John Cena, Daniel Bryan, and Kevin Owens did not participate in the recent competitions in Saudi Arabia under the WWE. Had taken
Saudi Arabia has recently undergone many reforms in the entertainment, social and economic sectors. After the reforms by Saudi Wali Ahad Mohammad bin Salman, concerts are not only being held in Riyadh but are now being opened here.
Promoting the tourism sector in Saudi Arabia is an important part of Saudi Arabia's vision of Mohammed bin Salman. Recently, Saudi Arabia has also announced a visa policy for tourists, and before that, Saudi Arabia's visas were mostly used only by Muslim travelers and businessmen.
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