WWEs biggest event of the year is going global again, and Seth Rollins has shared his thoughts on the announcement that WrestleMania 43 will take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in 2027.
The move comes as part of WWEs continued strategy of hosting major Premium Live Events overseas, with shows in Australia, France, Germany, and the UK already proving to be massive successes. WWE is reportedly set to collect a huge payday from Saudi Arabia for bringing WrestleMania to the Kingdom.
During an appearance on the Nightcap podcast, Rollins addressed the decision and put the spotlight on WWEs international expansion.
WWEs partnership with Saudi Arabias General Entertainment Authority has been in place since 2018, bringing major shows like Crown Jewel and Night of Champions to the Middle East. Now, with WrestleMania set to take over Riyadh, it marks the first time the grandest stage of them all will be held in Saudi Arabia.
The global expansion isnt slowing down either, with reports of a PLE in Italy scheduled for 2026 and the Royal Rumble also heading to Saudi Arabia in January 2026.
What do you think about WWE taking WrestleMania 43 to Saudi Arabia? Do you see it as a bold step for the company or should WrestleMania always stay in the United States? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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