WWE could bring a major pay-per-view event such as WrestleMania to the UK according to reports - for the first time since 1992.
The world's most recognised wrestling promotion recently ended its longstanding association with Sky Sports and began a multi-year exclusive agreement with BT Sport.
And now, according to The Sun newspaper, WWE could bring one of the 'Big Four' pay-per-views to the UK once more, with the last time it happened being for SummerSlam at Wembley in 1992.
The event could happen in 2022, marking thirty years since the last time it occurred, with Tottenham's new stadium, Arsenal's Emirates, the London Stadium and Twickenham all in consideration to stage it alongside Wembley.
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However, there are also claims Manchester United's Old Trafford 'would also have a large enough capacity,' and WWE enjoys a 'strong presence in the North [of England].'
BT Sport currently show long-running WWE shows Raw and SmackDown, along with both the US and UK brands of NXT and have increased coverage of the sport since managing to pry it away from Sky Sports after 30 years.
The next two WrestleManias are already planned with the upcoming event taking place in Tampa, Florida at the Raymond James Stadium.
Meanwhile the organisation announced earlier this month the following WrestleMania, which will be number 37, will be the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California in 2021.
So, keep your eyes peeled, as this leaves 2022 wide open for a potential UK return.
