Today two shows were held, with the Smackdown brand in Mannheim, Germany, and RAW in Lodz, Poland. The final show is in Cologne, Germany, tomorrow with a 6PM start time.

WWE visited 12 countries in 12 days and by the end of tomorrow the WWE Superstars and Divas would have participated in a total of 22 shows.

The tour will take the WWE crew to 12 different countries – Netherlands, Ireland, France, Switzerland, England, Belgium, Russia, Poland, Italy, Germany, Wales, and Scotland.

The RAW side starts on April 17 with a show at the Ahoy Rotterdam in Rotterdam, Netherlands. On the 18th it’s at the   Odyssey Arena in Belfast, Ireland. On the 18th at The O2 in Dublin, Ireland. Paris, France, is on the schedule next on the 20th with a show at the Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy and the next day, the 21st, at the Arena Geneve in Geneva, Switzerland. RAW taping is on the 22nd at the London O2 Arena in London, England, followed by a show at the Nottingham Capital FM Arena in Nottingham, England, on the 23rd and then on the 24th at the Country Hall Liege in Liege, Belgium. On the 25th and 26th they travel to Russia for one show at the Ice Palace in St. Petersburg, and another at the Luzhniki Small Sports Arena in Moscow. The tour wraps up for RAW with a stop in Lodz, Poland, at the Atlas Arena on the 27th.

The Smackdown crew will kick things off on the 18th of April in Glasgow, Scotland, at the Glasgow Braehead Arena. On the 19th it’s off to the Newcastle Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle, England, and then on the 20th in Birmingham, England, at the LG Arena. On the 21st they go to Sheffield, England, at the Sheffield Motorpoint Arena before heading off to Wales on the 22nd at the Cardiff Motorpoint Arena in Cardiff. Smackdown TV taping will be held at the London O2 Arena in London, England, on the 23rd, and then another show at Le Galaxie in Amneville, France, on the 24th. Two shows in Italy on the 25th and 26th, one in Bologna, at the Unipol Arena and another one in Trieste and the Pala Trieste. The final two shows are in Germany, on the 27th in Mannheim at the SAP Arena and then on the 28th at the Lanxess Arena in Cologne.

Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara defeated Prime Time Players; R-Truth defeated El Local (Ricardo Rodriguez); Wade Barrett defeated Justin Gabriel; Kaitlyn defeated Natalya; Randy Orton defeated Alberto Del Rio; Jack Swagger defeated Ted DiBiase; Kofi Kingston defeated Miz; Sheamus defeated Big Show via disqualification.

In 11 days, the RAW brand performed 11 shows while the Smackdown brand did 9, with 20 shows in total including two television tapings in Birmingham, England.

The tour went through France, England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Spain, and Portugal.

The last two shows were yesterday in Minehead, England, and Lisbon, Portugal, and both rosters and crew will be back in the United States today and then straight to Monday Night RAW for tomorrow’s live three hour broadcast. No rest for the wicked.

Sin Cara defeated El Local; The Usos defeated Prime Time Players; Kaitlyn defeated Natalya; Randy Orton defeated Alberto Del Rio; Wade Barrett and William Regal defeated Ted DiBiase and Johnny Curtis; Kofi Kingston defeated The Miz; Sheamus defeated Big Show with a disqualification.

Brodus Clay and Santino Marella defeated Epico and Primo; Michael McGuillicutty defeated Tensai; Eve defeated Layla and AJ in a triple threat match; John Cena defeated Dolph Ziggler; Antonio Cesaro defeated Zack Ryder; Kane and Daniel Bryan defeated Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow; Ryback defeated CM Punk in the main event via disqualification.

The RAW brand will have a total of 11 shows across five countries while the Smackdown brand will do 9 shows across seven countries. Both RAW and Smackdown will have tapings in Birmingham, England at the LG Arena on November 5 and 6 respectively.

RAW will have events on October 31 in Strasbourg, France; November 1 in Nantes, France; November 2 in Newcastle, England; November 3 in Manchester, England; November 4 in Nottingham, England; November 5 in Birmingham, England; November 6 in Glasgow, Scotland; November 7 in Belfast, Ireland; November 8 in Dublin, Ireland; November 9 in Cardiff, Wales; and November 10 in Minehead, England.

Smackdown will have shows on November 1 in Lyon, France; November 2 in Hamburg, Germany; November 3 in Leipzig, Germany; November 4 in London, England; November 6 in Birmingham, England; November 7 in Brussels, Belgium; November 8 in Zurich, Switzerland; November 9 in Malaga, Spain; and November 10 in Lisbon, Portugal.

Everyone will be back in the United States in time for the live RAW in Columbus, Ohio, on November 12.