Saudia Cargo transports 175 Tons of WWE Super Showdown equipment

04/06/2019

Saudi Airlines Cargo Company transported 175 Tons of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) equipment all the way to Jeddah, from Maastricht in the Netherlands for the WWE event that will take place at King Abdullah Sports City on June 7.

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