Fresh off Monday Night RAW at the Wells Fargo Center and April’s WrestleMania, WWE is coming back to Philadelphia with NXT. On Nov. 6, NXT will host its show at 2300 Arena, one of Philadelphia’s historic wrestling venues, formerly home to Extreme Championship Wrestling.

NXT is going to the land of extreme, at least for one week. On Monday, WWE confirmed it will hold an NXT television taping at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia. The taping will take place on Wednesday, November 6.

After rumors were reported online regarding this historic wrestling venue, WWE is officially returning to the House of Hardcore. WWE announced this morning that NXT will broadcast live from the former ECW arena,

WWE Hall of Famer and NXT head Shawn Michaels shares the numerous reasons he's excited for NXT's upcoming episode from the famed ECW Arena on November 6

WWE is officially bringing NXT to the former ECW Arena for the first time ever. It was confirmed today that NXT will air live from the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia on Wednesday, November 6. While NXT is normally a Tuesday show, it’s being moved to Wednesday that week to avoid going against election night coverage.

During a recent appearance on the “Busted Open Radio” podcast, Shawn Michaels commented on the WWE NXT brand running a set of TV tapings at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, PA. You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:

WWE announced that the November 6th episode of NXT will be held at the 2300 Arena, which is the former NXT Arena. The event will take place on a special Wednesday night as opposed to its usual Tuesday timeslot due to coverage of the US Election. NXT takes place Wednesday, November 6 at 2300 Arena – Formerly the ECW Arena – in Philadelphia

Two title matches have been announced for the October 29 episode of WWE NXT. On the October 22 episode of WWE NXT, NXT Tag Team Champions Axiom and Nathan Frazer got into a confrontation with Je’Von Evans and Cedric Alexander,

Two title matches are set for next week’s NXT. Axiom & Nathan Frazer will defend the NXT Tag Team titles against Je’Von Evans and Cedric Alexander. In a backstage segment that aired on Tuesday, the champions consoled Evans after he lost in the main event of last week’s show.