The UFC has extended its agreement to hold at least four events a year at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, and WWE has also signed for two events. Since 2017, the UFC has been a key tenant of the property, owned by MGM Resorts and AEG. This partnership will continue, as announced on Wednesday. In addition, WWE, owned by the same parent company as the UFC, TKO Group Holdings, has committed to holding two events a year. In recent years, WWE has held several major events in Las Vegas, including WrestleMania. This agreement adds an official layer to that growing collaboration.
“T-Mobile Arena has hosted some of the most iconic UFC fights in the last decade,” said UFC CEO Dana White. “Five of our 10 biggest box office draws have taken place in that venue, and I look forward to breaking more records together.”
Dana White, CEO of UFCSince 2017, the UFC has held 20 sold-out events at the T-Mobile Arena. WWE hosted WrestleMania in April at Allegiant Stadium, but held several ancillary events at the T-Mobile Arena. WrestleMania is scheduled to return to Allegiant Stadium in April 2026, and the T-Mobile Arena will host Smackdown and Raw in support of the event.
