The one Capitol Punishment event in 2012 took place in Washington, D.C. When Brock Lesnar went to Tokyo in 2015, WWE called the special "The Beast in the East." If another big event were to happen outside America that wasn't a Crown Jewel or Super ShowDown, International Incident could be its moniker. Just as Seasons Beatings could be a catch-all for certain themes, Global Warning could act as a universal term for "WWE travels around the world and puts on a live show in specific spots." WWE staged an Australian tour in 2002 that was called Global Warning and released on DVD, rather than a pay-per-view. The sets are normally already decorated with pumpkins and feature themes such as the Trick or Street Fight, so there's no reason not to give it the moniker. Then, Fall Brawl-the original prefix for WarGames-should follow suit in the autumn months from September.Īny episode of Raw, SmackDown or NXT that happens to fall around October 31 should be dubbed Halloween Havoc. WWE has been using ECW's Heat Wave on its tour for the summer months leading to SummerSlam for years. March to WrestleMania is perfect for that month, which should lead into Spring Stampede for April and May.
New Year's Revolution made its return as a subtitle for the live-event tour in January, which should be a recurring thing. In Your House 5 in December 1995 was retroactively subtitled Seasons Beatings, which could be the umbrella category for all these holiday-based names. With the forthcoming NXT shows straddling July 4, using The Great American Bash to reference Independence Day makes perfect sense. And WWE should apply that logic to other times in the year.
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