Perth to Host WWE Events for the Next Three Years
The deal keeps WWE in Western Australia annually through 2028 after more than 18,000 interstate visitors attended the 2024 Elimination Chamber.
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WA locks in WWE for three more years, but Optus Stadium is not on the cards
Premier Roger Cook said 2024’s Elimination Chamber brought more than 18,000 visitors to WA, compared to 12,500 for last year’s Crown Jewel at RAC Arena. But a return to Optus Stadium is not being considered.
Perth to host WWE events for the next three years
The Cook Government has secured multiple WWE events in Western Australia through a three-year deal starting this December. Perth will host three WWE Weekend Takeovers at RAC Arena from 2026 to 2028, with each featuring a Friday Night SmackDown, a WWE Premium Live Event, and Monday Night RAW. The first event will take place in December 2026, with RAC Arena hosting SmackDown on Friday, 11 December, followed by Wrestlepalooza: Perth on Saturday, 12…
WWE WrestlePalooza II Announced For December In Perth, Western Australia
WrestlePalooza II is coming. And it’s headed Down Under in Perth, Western Australia later this December. WWE issued the following press release on Thursday to make the official announcement with all of the details: WWE® Expands Partnership With Western Australia Through 2028 Perth To Host WWE Weekend Takeovers Annually Over Next Three Years Kicking Off with Wrestlepalooza: Perth® on December 12, 2026, live from RAC Arena August 27, 2026 – WWE, i…
WWE Bringing SmackDown, Wrestlepalooza and Raw to Perth
WWE, the Western Australian Government, Tourism Western Australia, today announced a new three-year agreement that will see Perth host WWE Weekend Takeovers featuring a Premium Live Event annually from 2026 through 2028, kicking off with Wrestlepalooza: Perth on Saturday, December 12, 2026. The first WWE Weekend Takeover under the new agreement will see RAC Arena […] The post WWE Bringing SmackDown, Wrestlepalooza and Raw to Perth appeared first…
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