Triple H Makes Major Announcement About WWE’s Future

Paul “Triple H” Levesque has an encouraging announcement about WWE’s future.

The Stamford promotion’s Chief Content Officer recently announced WrestleMania’s new host outside North America for 2027.

WrestleMania 43 will be held in Saudi Arabia, which will also host the 2026 Royal Rumble.

While appearing on Nightcap with Unc & Ocho, he revealed that construction was underway in Orlando, Florida, for the promotion’s new Performance Center.

Triple H was discussing the company’s developmental system, which is a way for many aspiring wrestlers to accomplish their dreams.

He talked about how WWE’s current PC, which is also in Orlando, mirrors the professionalism of Division I college programs. This is when he revealed details about the new Performance Center.

It’s in Orlando. We’re in the process of building a new one now in Orlando. Um, it’ll be even bigger and better.

Our main offices are in Connecticut and L.A., but Orlando’s the developmental.

WWE’s current PC opened on July 11, 2013, at 5055 Forsyth Commerce Road in Orlando. It has exceptional training arrangements and cutting-edge production suites; that said, Triple H only plans to grow WWE from here on.

Triple H’s Bold Claim About Saudi Arabia Hosting WrestleMania

WWE’s announcement about Saudi Arabia hosting WrestleMania 43 has divided its fans.

Despite that, Triple H remains optimistic and sees progress for the promotion, calling it a move towards the PLE’s global expansion in an Instagram post.

A partnership built on history, respect, and global impact.

The next step in bringing the spectacle of #WrestleMania to the global stage for the greatest fans in the world.

The road to 2027 starts now…and it’s going to be epic.

WWE’s 10-year deal with Saudi Arabia began in 2018 as part of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 initiative. It is worth approximately $50 million per show.

The partnership is expected to expand, owing to the progressive relationship between the promotion and the country.

Also read: WWE is opening a new Performance Center in Mexico.