In a significant update regarding WWE’s flagship show, WrestleMania 41, speculations are rife about its potential location for 2025. Following WWE’s successful hosting of WrestleMania 40 in Philadelphia, it appears that the promotion has major plans for its next mega premium live event.
Traditionally, WWE announced the WrestleMania location a year prior to the mega show. However, it appears that the methods of promotion are now changing. A few months ago, reports emerged that Minneapolis was the frontrunner to host WrestleMania 41 next year. It appears that another contender has emerged to host WWE’s grandest show of them all.
WWE’s President Nick Khan, speaking at the SBJ World Congress of Sports, mentioned that the location for WrestleMania 41 is still undecided. It’s likely that the event won’t return to an outdoor East Coast stadium. Khan also stated that WrestleMania won’t go against the NCAA Final Four. He additionally confirmed that Las Vegas is one of the potential host cities for the event.
It seems that Las Vegas is the frontrunner in hosting WWE’s grandest show. However, Khan mentioned Vegas as a city under consideration. It will be intriguing to see if any other potential hosts have eyes for the opportunity to host WrestleMania 41.
Nick Khan discusses WWE’s major PLE’s location plans
This year, the WWE Universe will witness numerous premium live events internationally, starting with the next event, WWE Backlash set to be hosted in France. WWE has also announced premium live events in Germany and Scotland. Germany is set to host WWE Bash in Berlin in August, and Clash at the Castle will take place in Scotland in the city of Glasgow in June.
However, with the promotion of hosting premium live events internationally. Fans are wondering if WWE plans to bring the big four PLE’s Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, SummerSlam, and Survivor Series. According to President Nick Khan, these four major events will continue to be held in the US and Canada for the foreseeable future.
During the same interview, Khan disclosed that the big four pay-per-view events will remain in the US and Canada in the future. Other PLE, such as Backlash, King of the Ring, and Elimination Chamber, may be held in international locations.
With WWE already heading to France, Germany, and Scotland this year. It will be interesting to see if the promotion has any more plans for this year.
