WWE comes to the United Arab Emirates

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Updated 18 November 2017
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WWE comes to the United Arab Emirates

DUBAI: Some of the world’s best wrestlers are set to do battle in the Middle East when they pile-drive their way to the UAE for WWE LIVE Abu Dhabi on Dec. 7 and 8.

The contest in the capital features superstars such as, among others, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, Braun Strowman and Sheamus.

“We are excited to bring WWE LIVE back to Abu Dhabi following overwhelming demand from our large, passionate fan base in the region,” said Carlo Nohra, WWE Middle East vice-president and general manager.

“Fans can look forward to a spectacular show of non-stop, family-friendly entertainment for WWE’s only Abu Dhabi show this year.”

Tickets for the event at the Zayed Sports City Tennis Stadium are available via PlatinumList.net and UAE Exchange outlets. Ticket prices start at 250 dirhams ($68).

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NIGHT 1: Thursday, Dec. 7

  • The Shield vs Samoa Joe and RAW Tag Team Champions Cesaro and Sheamus – Six Man Tag Team Match
  • Sasha Banks vs RAW Women’s Champion Alexa Bliss – RAW Women’s Championship Match
  • Braun Strowman vs Kane
  • Finn Balor vs Bray Wyatt
  • Kalisto vs WWE Cruiserweight Champion Enzo Amore – WWE Cruiserweight Championship Match
  • Jason Jordan vs Elias
  • Apollo Crews and Titus O’Neil vs The Miztourage
  • To be there: Gallows and Anderson

NIGHT 2: Friday, Dec. 8

  • Roman Reigns vs Triple H
  • Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins vs RAW Tag Team Champions Cesaro and Sheamus – RAW Tag Team Championship Steel Cage Match – 1st time ever
  • Braun Strowman vs Bray Wyatt vs Kane – Triple Threat Match
  • Finn Balor vs Samoa Joe
  • Kalisto vs WWE Cruiserweight Champion Enzo Amore - WWE Cruiserweight Championship Match
  • Jason Jordan vs Bo Dallas w/Curtis Axel
  • Titus O’Neil and Apollo Crews vs Gallows and Anderson
  • To be there: Elias

 


Rabiot double lifts Milan after early scare at Como

Updated 16 January 2026
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Rabiot double lifts Milan after early scare at Como

  • Milan are second in the standings on 43 points, three behind rivals Inter Milan and three clear of Napoli in third, while Como are sixth with 34 points

COMO, Italy: AC Milan came from behind to earn a 3-1 victory at Como on Thursday, with Adrien Rabiot scoring twice to keep the away side in the Serie ​A title race.
Milan are second in the standings on 43 points, three behind rivals Inter Milan and three clear of Napoli in third, while Como are sixth with 34 points.
Como made the brighter start and took the lead after 10 minutes when Marc-Oliver Kempf rose to head home a corner.
Despite the hosts controlling much of the first half, Milan struck ‌in stoppage ‌time as Christopher Nkunku calmly converted ‌from ⁠the ​penalty spot ‌after Kempf was penalized for pushing Rabiot.
Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan produced a series of strong saves to keep Como at bay after the break before Milan took the lead in the 55th minute when Rabiot knocked the ball in from close range.
Como were denied an equalizer as Nico Paz saw his effort from outside ⁠the box crash against the crossbar. Milan then sealed the win two minutes ‌from time when Rabiot caught the Como ‍defense off guard with a ‍low strike from distance that crept into the bottom corner.
“This ‍was a team victory, we showed our mentality,” Rabiot told DAZN after being named Man of the Match.
“We suffered a lot in the first half, but we talked during the break, came out with ​a different mentality, we all came out fighting for the three points.
“We gave something extra and I am ⁠very happy to score two goals, obviously, but above all I’m pleased with the mentality of the team.”
While Rabiot provided the goals, another Frenchman, goalkeeper Maignan, made his mark with a string of crucial saves.
“We knew that playing here would be difficult, we were well-prepared. We started a little sluggish and they scored, but we managed to keep the game open, and then all together started to play as a team,” Maignan said.
“We know these are great nights for Milan with an atmosphere like this. ‌We suffered, we used up a lot of energy and left it all on the field.”