WWE United Kingdom Championship Tournament

January. 14,2017      
Rating:
7.7
Trailer Synopsis

Hailed from the Empress Ballroom in Blackpool, England. The WWE will crown their very first United Kingdom Champion.

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Episode 1 - WWE United Kingdom Championship Tournament (2018) - Day One
June. 25,2018

The 2018 WWE United Kingdom Championship Tournament continues from London, England as 8 competitors all vie for a shot at the UK Title!

Episode 2 - WWE United Kingdom Championship Tournament (2018) - Day Two
June. 26,2018

The 2018 UK Tournament winner faces champ Pete Dunne in an epic battle! Plus, NXT's best TAKE OVER London as this historic event concludes!

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