Manchester, May 25: The world has witnessed another piece of tragedy courtesy the Ariana Grande Concert bomb-blast event, this Monday (May 22).
In the incident, a suicide bomber killed 22 people in the biggest arena in Manchester, England. More than 120 people have been able to come out of the spot with severe injuries.
However, with the critical condition prevailing in the city as well as in the UK, the event's future is in serious jeopardy.
The news was first reported by TMZ Sports where they revealed that WWE officials are keeping contact with the Manchester Police department to get confirmed whether they have to withdraw the event.
A strict protocol is being followed by the police and they might not allow WWE to conduct the event on that night.
A statement has been released by the company showing their regret over the Manchester incident: "WWE offers its heartfelt condolences to those affected by this tragedy.
"We are working with local authorities on the appropriate course of action as it relates to our event scheduled for Tuesday, June 6 at the Manchester Arena."
As listed by in WWE's advertisements, the company is about to overseas for a United Kingdom tour with the NXT, Cruiserweight and the United Kingdom superstars. They are set to perform in cities like Leeds, Birmingham, and Manchester.
Big names like Bobby Roode, Neville, Drew McIntyre, Asuka and more are confirmed to perform on the upcoming tour.
However, as of this report, the future of this one is uncertain. Clarification on the same is soon to be made.
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