WWE PLE in Saudi Arabia planned for November 4

So, what can we expect from the November event? If tradition is anything to go by, this event is likely to be called Crown Jewel. While there's no official confirmation, it's quite plausible considering the previous Crown Jewel event's wild success. Last year's Crown Jewel was one for the books as Roman Reigns triumphed over Logan Paul to retain his Undisputed WWE Universal Title.

Looking ahead, the November PLE in Saudi Arabia promises to continue the tradition of unforgettable moments and high-stakes matches. Due to the long flight to Saudi Arabia, WWE will likely tape the November 3 episode of SmackDown a week prior, during the October 27th SmackDown event. This early taping ensures everything runs smoothly in the lead-up to the PLE.

The WWE has been on an absolute roll this year. Friday Night SmackDown, in particular, is constantly breaking and setting new records. Last week's episode saw The Bloodline storyline reach another peak in the first episode following Jey Uso's pin over the Tribal Chief at Money in the Bank.

Something tells us that this feud is still far from over, but with at least a handful of PLEs more to go until then, we can only guess what the WWE has in store for us fans.

Who knows? Brock Lesnar, a crowd favorite in Saudi Arabia, might have set his eyes on someone else by then. Maybe it'll be Gunther, or maybe it'll be Drew McIntyre, but, why not both? Brock Lesnar could even feud with Seth Rollins for the new World Heavyweight Championship belt, potentially paving the way for a last-minute Money in the Bank briefcase cash-in by Señor Money in the Bank, Damian Priest.

Of course, these are all theories. At the moment, it's best that we just sit tight and wait for whatever spectacle comes our way. After SummerSlam (August 5), the next set of PLEs is as follows: PayBack (September 2) and Fastlane (October 7).