Australia will hold its first major pro wrestling event in five years, with WWE officials officially announcing a deal with the Western Australian Government.
With the company continuing to grow their global footprint with 2023 shows in Canada, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia and England, a potential return Down Under will be a major boost for both parties.
And with the likes of Rhea Ripley, Bronson Reed and Grayson Waller all finding success under the WWE umbrella, now is the perfect time to come back to Australia.
WA decision-makers have made no secret of their desire to bring major events to the state, with a recent UFC pay-per-view and upcoming national-exclusive Coldplay concert bringing in tourists from all over the country.
The event has now been confirmed as the annual WWE Elimination Chamber premium live event, with Optus Stadium set to host the blockbuster show.
Here's everything we know about WWE returning to Australia.
Is WWE returning to Australia?
WWE have now confirmed that they will return to Australia next year, with the annual Elimination Chamber event scheduled for February 24th at Optus Staidum.
“Perth is the perfect location for a major WWE premium live event in Australia, following a series of record-breaking WWE events in iconic international destinations,” WWE Senior Vice President Chris Legentil said.
"With a week full of WWE events and experiences, we hope to leave a lasting memory for Western Australia and the entire WWE Universe.”
WWE have not toured Australia since 2019, while their last major event in the country was in October 2018, with the 'Super ShowDown' pay-per-view at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in front of 70,000 fans.
When is WWE coming to Australia?
WWE will return to Australia on February 24th, with the annual Elimination Chamber premium live event scheduled for Optus Stadium, Perth.
Where is Optus Stadium?
Optus Stadium is in Perth, Western Australia.
The venue is home to both the West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Dockers AFL franchises, as well as the Perth Scorchers and Australian cricket teams.