WWE Performance Center Tapings Possibly Endangered by Florida's New Stay At Home Order

04/01/2020 02:10 pm EDT

Florida governor Ron DeSantis officially issued a statewide stay-at-home order to curb the coronavirus pandemic on Wednesday, one that will go into effect on Thursday night and last for at least 30 days. This could be prove to be a problem for WWE, as the company has moved all episodes of Raw, SmackDown and WrestleMania 36 to the WWE Performance Center in Orlando since mid-March in order to keep producing episodes ot television without it being considered a mass gathering (due in large part ot not having fans in the audience). The company taped WrestleMania along with a number of episodes of TV last week, and are reportedly saved up through the April 8 episode of NXT (which still takes place at Full Sail Live elsewhere, but is also without fans).

A stay-at-home order for Orange County, Florida was set to expire on April 9, giving WWE the opportunity to film at the Performance Center without any issues starting with the April 10 episode of SmackDown. But now that this new order is in effect it's unclear if WWE will still be able to tape at the PC or if they'll have to move to yet another location.

Prior to DeSantis' announcement, WWE was reportedly set on continuing to tape from the PC up through the end of April. The company has not released a statement yet on how this new order will affect them.

Here's the official WrestleMania 36 card as of now. Matches have been changed based on the numerous reports that have come out since the show was taped.

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