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Last year's WrestleMania event in Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium generated over $215 million in revenue from ticket sales, merchandise, and promotions.
Out-of-town buyers purchased 53% of the 60,000 seat licenses for the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium, double the original projection.
MGM Resorts is prepared to allow a potential NBA expansion team to take general ownership of T-Mobile Arena and would invest to upgrade the facility to NBA standards.
The 2018 Supreme Court decision to overturn the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) enabled professional sports leagues and the NCAA to host major events and teams in Las Vegas.
Venture capital firms are increasingly investing in minor league baseball, with Diamond Baseball Holdings owning nearly 50 teams.
The funding for Dana White's new boxing venture, Zuffa, is coming from Saudi Arabia.
TKO is strategically using influencers and celebrities like Pat McAfee, Logan Paul, Jelly Roll, and iShowSpeed in WWE storylines to attract non-wrestling fans to the product.
TKO's strategy of incorporating non-wrestling celebrities into WWE storylines is alienating its core, diehard wrestling fan base.
TKO changed the location of this year's WrestleMania from New Orleans to Las Vegas, a decision that was unpopular with many fans who prefer a different host city each year.
WWE wrestler Charlotte Flair (Ashley Flair) became a creative partner and angel investor in the mental health awareness company Self Cares for Everyone.
WWE wrestler Charlotte Flair has expressed a desire to invest in a female sports team, specifically considering a WNBA or women's soccer team.
MGM Resorts partnered with AEG as co-investors to build T-Mobile Arena, with MGM serving as the operating partner responsible for programming.