WWE is back in the Middle East for its latest PPV event. Crown Jewel is set to go down from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Saturday with a loaded match card that features some interesting concepts.

Fans can tune into the official ticketing partner Webook to book themselves ticket for Crown Jewel and WWE RAW as well. The tickets start from as low as 50 SAR, which converts to around $13.31.

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Putting “fun” back into low- and middle-income Americans’ budgets could be years away with most of their income barely covering the surge in costs for bare necessities, economists said.