WWE fans in Cincinnati have been dealt an unexpected disappointment after the company's scheduled Friday Night SmackDown (Image via WWE)WWE fans in Cincinnati have faced huge disappointment after the company's scheduled Friday Night SmackDown taping on September 4 was suddenly canceled. The scheduled WWE Friday Night SmackDown taping was set at the Heritage Bank Center has been canceled. Fans who bought tickets through Ticketmaster are now being told they will be refunded. According to reports, ticket holders for the event at the Heritage Bank Center were informed that the show would no longer take place as planned, and they would receive their refunds. Meanwhile, WWE has been tight-lipped about it and has not yet provided any official explanation for the cancellation.WWE abruptly cancels SmackDown taping in Cincinnati, no official explanation provided by companyWWE has abruptly canceled the SmackDown taping in Cincinnati, as it was scheduled at the Heritage Bank Center on Tuesday. Fans have expressed disappointment over this abrupt cancellation. However, reports suggest that they will receive the refunds for their bookings. The situation has created confusion as WWE's official events scheduled reportedly continued to list the September 4 SmackDown episode in Cincinnati even after the cancellation notices were issued.Reports suggest WWE’s own website still has the September 4 date listed for Cincinnati. So, either WWE has not updated its schedule yet, or something changed fast behind the scenes, and the public listings have not caught up. This has led to the speculation that the decision may have been made recently, and it was not updated yet by the company.As reported by Ringside News, the Tickemaster organizer stated, “Unfortunately, the Event Organizer has had to cancel your event. You don’t need to do a thing. We’ll issue a refund to the original method of payment used at time of purchase, as soon as funds are received from the Event Organizer. It should appear on your account within 14-21 days.”The cancellation comes during the busy period of WWE's touring schedule, with the company continuing preparations for major television events and premium live shows like SummerSlam. While the September 4 SmackDown remains on WWE's programming calendar, however that the final location for the event has yet to be confirmed.Unfortunately, for now, Cincinnati wrestling fans will have to wait for additional updates from WWE regarding the future of the scheduled SmackDown episode. Meanwhile, on the June 19 edition of SmackDown, prominent players like Cody Rhodes, Gunther, Liv Morgan, Jey Uso, Charlotte Flair, Rick Saints, and others will feature to play some interesting segments.