ISIS may be planning to body slam the WWE.
The FBI is investigating a mysterious threat claiming Islamic State terrorists will attack a Sunday World Wrestling Entertainment event in Atlanta.
While agents are taking the alleged threat — forewarned by hacktivist group Anonymous — seriously, they do not “have specific or credible information" that the Philips Arena wrestling match is a target, the FBI said in a statement.
“We have, however, made the proper notifications as we continue to work closely with our law enforcement and private sector partners to keep our community safe,” the statement read.
Anonymous claimed it uncovered the veiled threat days after declaring cyber war on the terror network.
Fighters are planning an assault on WWE’s Survivor Series, Anonymous said in a statement. The wrestling event is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at Atlanta’s Philips Arena.
Islamic State terrorists are reportedly targeting a Sunday World WWE event.
The wrestling match will go on, WWE officials said.
“WWE Survivor Series is currently scheduled as planned while we investigate the matter with federal, state and local authorities," WWE said in a statement.
The Survivor Series, first held in 1987, is one of WWE’s four original pay-per-view wrestling competitions. This year’s event features seven face-offs including the Diva’s Championship match and a tag team match that puts four wrestlers in the same ring.
The Atlanta attack is just one of a slew of ISIS-led rampages allegedly set for Sunday. The terrorists also plotted out attacks at concerts, colleges and churches in Europe and Asia, Anonymous said.
Possible terror targets include a Five Finger Death Punch heavy metal concert in Milan, Feast of Christ the King celebrations in Rome, University Pastoral Day at Lebanon’s Holy Spirit University, an event at Al-Jihad mosque in Indonesia and two music shows in Paris.
The hackers said they submitted proof of the plans to the appropriate authorities days ago.
“But because they have not done anything with it yet and it's almost the 22nd, we have taken matters into our hands,” the group said in the statement, which served as a warning to anyone planning to attend one of the targeted events.
Anonymous announced it was waging a cyber war against the terrorists last week after ISIS took responsibility for a wave of attacks that killed 130 people in Paris.
“Expect massive cyber-attacks,” a voice said in a video announcing the planned hackings on ISIS. “War is declared. Get prepared. Anonymous from all over the world will hunt you down.”
