Wrestlemania 39 had a record $215 million economic impact on Los Angeles, announced WWE chief content officer Triple H. The spectacular event took place over two nights in April at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, attracting a mind-blowing 161,892 devoted spectators. This significant achievement confirms WrestleMania’s unrivalled entertainment value and widespread influence.

Epic matches like Cody Rhodes vs Roman Reigns, Rhea Ripley vs Charlotte Flair, John Cena vs Austin Theory, and Edge vs Finn Balor made WrestleMania 39 rock. With a staggering $215 million economic impact on LA, the event broke its previous record — the $206.5 million economic impact it had on Dallas last year. The 14-time World Champion, Triple H, expressed his gratitude on Twitter for the support of the WWE Universe, which propelled this remarkable weekend.

Triple H wrote, “Another company record for a blockbuster [WrestleMania] 39. Thank you to each and every member of the [WWE Universe] who made their way to Los Angeles for an unprecedented weekend,” an article from sportskeeda.com shared.

Cody Rhodes won’t be treated like John Cena by Triple H, says Vince Russo

Cody Rhodes has become a rising WWE fan favourite, emulating John Cena’s decade-long reign that increased the company’s stature. Both Rhodes and Cena have become iconic individuals who have made a lasting impression on wrestling’s big stage. Just as Cena personified the Cenation and its goals, Rhodes represents contemporary aspirations.

But American professional wrestling booker, writer and pundit says Rhodes won’t be as big as Cena.

Russo said; “What did Triple H say, what Triple H say? There ain’t going to be another John Cena. He said it. If anybody on that entire roster thought they were bigger than the business, who would you say it is, Cody Rhodes? I’m telling you, bro, I’m telling you,” an article from sportskeeda.com shared.

The American Nightmare Cody Rhodes received a significant boost when John Cena hugged him on RAW in March this year.  The chief content officer Triple H must now decide whether to promote Rhodes as the brand’s new spokesperson. 

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