Reports: Backup plan for WWE WrestleMania 43 in Las Vegas is NOT in contention despite Saudi Arabia controversy

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WWE WrestleMania 43 marks the first time The Grandest Stage of Them All will leave North America. With the event scheduled for Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, next year, the war-like situation there has forced Crown Jewel to change venues. Thus, talk of relocating WrestleMania from there in advance is off the table. Nevertheless, wherever Mania 43 happens, it reportedly won’t return to Las Vegas for the third consecutive time.

For the last two years, Las Vegas has hosted WrestleMania at the exact same venue, Allegiant Stadium. However, Fightful Select says The Sphere, a major attraction there, isn’t considered a backup venue for WrestleMania 43. If the company is forced to relocate the event to the US, the Stamford-based promotion already has a “backup blueprint” but the details remain a secret.

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Riyadh offers the biggest opportunity to achieve the historical milestone of hosting The Show of Shows. This also marks the biggest PLE in the multi-year strategic partnership with Saudi Arabia.


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WWE planned to use The Sphere around WrestleMania 42

The same Fightful Select report said WWE was negotiating with The Sphere to use it at some point in the future. Their past attempts to lock in a deal with The Sphere to promote outside the venue failed.

Around June, Danhausen became a mainstream sensation with a curse that led to the New York Knicks’ NBA championship win. It was related to Danhausen’s material being showcased outside the venue before WrestleMania 42. If the negotiations had happened slightly later, The Sphere might have agreed.

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