| October 18, 2013 |
- According to the new 2014 calendar that's being sold on WWE's shop website, here are the pay-per-view dates for 2014:
* January 26th
* February 23rd
* April 6th
* May 4th
* June 1st
* June 29th
* July 20th
* August 17th
* September 21st
* October 26th
* November 23rd
* December 14th
Brock Lesnar Considering Dual Citizenship, Confirmed WWE Pay-Per-View Dates For 2014 - Brock Lesnar says he's interested in getting dual citizenship and moving to Saskatchewan in Canada.
Lesnar was visiting his brothers farm in Saskatchewan on Thursday to help with a harvest and spoke with people at a luncheon with area officials. Lesnar said he was in the area and wanted to see what the Premier had to say.
Where Hulk Hogan should end up: "I have no dog in the hunt and nor do I know any insider "dirt" but for my two cents Hulk Hogan would be better off re-signing with WWE in a limited role that would put him back in the global, WWE mix and add a jolt to his career which never hurts anyone than re-signing with TNA. Even though Hogan says he has "one more match left in him" that fact, if true, is irrelevant to my way of thinking. Hogan's opportunity to do PR work, appear occasionally at live events and on a timely basis on TV and to have his likeness on more, sellable products is logical to me. If it is the dollars holding this matter up as in a bigger guarantee now and not willing to wait on the WWE business model to generate more, new Hogan bucks, then the deal may be simply and only about the immediate cash which isn't a sin either."
* January 26th
* February 23rd
* April 6th
* May 4th
* June 1st
* June 29th
* July 20th
* August 17th
* September 21st
* October 26th
* November 23rd
* December 14th
Where Hulk Hogan should end up: "I have no dog in the hunt and nor do I know any insider "dirt" but for my two cents Hulk Hogan would be better off re-signing with WWE in a limited role that would put him back in the global, WWE mix and add a jolt to his career which never hurts anyone than re-signing with TNA. Even though Hogan says he has "one more match left in him" that fact, if true, is irrelevant to my way of thinking. Hogan's opportunity to do PR work, appear occasionally at live events and on a timely basis on TV and to have his likeness on more, sellable products is logical to me. If it is the dollars holding this matter up as in a bigger guarantee now and not willing to wait on the WWE business model to generate more, new Hogan bucks, then the deal may be simply and only about the immediate cash which isn't a sin either."
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