WWE’s Chief Creative Officer, Triple H, has yet to officially confirm WrestleMania coming to London. However, following a recent meeting with Mayor Sadiq Khan, the company is clearly exploring the opportunity.
“I can’t confirm it yet, but as you mentioned, when we met the mayor, Nick Khan, the WWE president, and I were open for business,” Triple H shared during a UK interview on “sports agents.”
WWE leadership emphasized that hosting WrestleMania in London depends on having the right timing, opportunity, and conditions that suit all parties involved. This statement followed their in-person discussions with the London mayor about bringing major WWE events to the city.
Triple H highlighted WWE’s vision for global growth, explaining, “We are a global company aiming to deliver the biggest and best events worldwide.” He also praised London, calling it “always our second home.”
Although WrestleMania, WWE’s premier annual event, has historically never taken place outside North America, holding it in London would mark a dramatic shift in WWE’s event strategy and could boost the UK’s sports tourism significantly.
WWE executives ended on a positive note about ongoing talks, saying, “We are open for business and look forward to continuing the conversation with the mayor.”
Fan Take: This development is exciting for WWE fans worldwide as it signals the company’s commitment to expanding its global footprint. If WrestleMania does come to London, it could revolutionize how wrestling events are held internationally and bring a fresh wave of enthusiasm to the sport.
