Source: f4wonline.com

Having experimented with three straight nights of action at Wrestlemania and SummerSlam, WWE will expand out their micro-takeover plan for cities, starting with April's WrestleMania 33, according to ESPN business reporter Darren Rovell.

After announcing that the 2017 Survivor Series would see four straight nights of WWE-owned action, Rovell reported Thursday that the four-in-four approach will expand out to all of their "Big Four" events: Mania, Royal Rumble, Survivor Series, and SummerSlam.

That would mean NXT TakeOver shows on Saturday, WWE's PPV on Sunday, Raw on Monday, and SmackDown on Tuesday. Packages for all four nights will be made available.

As discussed on Wednesday's Wrestling Observer Radio, the approach is designed to create more interest among bidding cities due to the potential economic impact four nights of WWE can bring.

From a fan standpoint, the question will be whether four straight nights of events will lead to a burnout factor, especially with SmackDown on Tuesdays being the weekend finale.

We'll get our answer starting in 2017.

So now we're basically going to wind up with four post-Mania Raw crowds? That will make things interesting.

Big Red Machine wrote:So now we're basically going to wind up with four post-Mania Raw crowds? That will make things interesting.

if they book for it yeah, but i don't see as many people traveling for Survivor Series since it's too close to the Rumble and Summerslam

cero2k wrote:

Big Red Machine wrote:So now we're basically going to wind up with four post-Mania Raw crowds? That will make things interesting.

if they book for it yeah, but i don't see as many people traveling for Survivor Series since it's too close to the Rumble and Summerslam

Still... three instead of one is also probably not something WWE wants, right?