London is still interested in hosting WWE WrestleMania

WWE is the most important wrestling federation in the world, but it wants to continue to grow to become bigger and bigger. After the pandemic and the scandals related to Vince McMahon, a new era has begun within the company.

Triple H took creative control of the company and adopted numerous changes that produced positive results. The atmosphere backstage has improved a lot compared to the previous era, the shows have been very popular with fans and several champions have returned to WWE after they had moved away due to disagreements with Vince McMahon.

In addition, WWE has started to organize some of its most important shows in Europe and in recent months the rumor of a possible edition of WrestleMania in Great Britain has circulated. Sadiq Khan – Mayor of London – has spoken several times about this topic, finding support from both Triple H and a legend of the caliber of John Cena.

WrestleMania in London?

According to Dave Meltzer – well-known correspondent of the ‘Wrestling Observer’ – there is not much chance that London will host WrestleMania in the near future. The capital of England would first like to host the Super Bowl – the most important event of the NFL – at the iconic Wembley Stadium.

On the latest edition of the ‘Insight’ podcast, SmackDown general manager Nick Aldis spoke about the possibility of London hosting WrestleMania in the future: “Yeah, absolutely. I don’t think you’d have the Mayor of London campaigning, Chris, using it like he pledged to try to get WrestleMania at Wembley in his campaign for Mayor of London. I mean, what else is there that solidifies the status of WWE? Mayor of London is not a small political position in the UK. It’s sort of like, kind of the second most sought after position after PM because it’s the precursor to being PM. It’s like, when did you ever think that someone running for Mayor for London would be like, ‘re-elect me I’m gonna do everything I can to…