5 Cities that we would love to see host WrestleMania 37

WrestleMania is the biggest event in the wrestling and WWE calendar, and following WrestleMania 35 in New York, we head to Tampa and Raymond James Stadium for 36, but that got us thinking about the next event. Over the past few years, WWE have gone from city to city like Orlando, Dallas, New York and New Orleans, but it's time for a big change, and if the WWE truly want to promote themselves as a global brand, there are a few different cities we'd like to see the event held in.

While only 3/5 cities we'll talk about here are outside of the United States, all 5 of them would be something different from what the company has offered us in the past year, and while we'd settle for having a Royal Rumble or any 'Big 4' PPV in one of these cities, these are places we'd essentially love to see WrestleMania held in.

#5 Melbourne, Australia

A trip to Australia would be exciting

The WWE have always been good to Australia, and have brought several shows down under, but it wasn't until 2018 that they brought a big time show, as Super Showdown was produced from the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The event was similar to the Saudi Arabia shows in that it was a glorified house show, but it featured a great hometown title win for Buddy Murphy, and there's no doubt interest on both sides for WWE to return to Australia's sporting capital.

Taking a WrestleMania outside of the United States is a very drastic measure, but with fans all over the globe, the WWE need to look into this at least once, as fans have been crying out for it. With all the indie shows booked on that weekend, it would certainly shine a light on the great wrestling down under, and while this one is unlikely, given the success of Super Showdown and WWE's ever improving global expansion, it's one they should take a look at.

#4 Seattle

Still winthin the U.S, Seattle would be a lovely city to have WrestleMania at

Over the past few years (with the exception of Dallas), the majority of WrestleMania's have taken place on the East Coast, and while the reasoning behind that is understandable, it would be fun to see the West Coast get in on the action. Seattle has hosted a WrestleMania before, and after taking the Royal Rumble to Arizona at Chase Field in 2019, the precedent has been set for hosting events in Baseball Stadiums, and this would be a fun one.

The Pacific North-West also has some incredible professional wrestling, boasting some of the top performers in the world today like Nicole Matthews, Kyle O'Reilly and El Phantasmo just to name a few. Sure, it doesn't have the glitz and the glamour like LA (we'll get to that), and it's not as famous as a city like New York, but it would be a fun place to host a WrestleMania yet again.

#3 Las Vegas

It's been too long since the last Wrestlemania was here

Las Vegas was once a big town for WWE, but they've not been there for quite some time, and now that the Raiders are building a huge stadium there, it would be the perfect time for them to come back. AEW are running Double or Nothing at the MGM Grand in Vegas, but WWE need a much bigger building, and given that the capacity of this stadium is meant to be 60,000 for a football game, so it's perfect for WWE.

It's been over 25 years since WrestleMania has been sent to Vegas, but given how much money WWE could make in such a city, it's the perfect time for them to come back. The stadium is not yet complete, but it will be in time for the 2020 NFL season, so when WrestleMania comes around in April 2021, it will be ready for the world's biggest wrestling company.

#2 London, England

It would be great taking the show over to British shores

The UK has been a hotbed of professional wrestling for quite some time, so much so that WWE have sent a new NXT brand there, and the next step in that evolution is to take a WrestleMania over to London. WWE once held a SummerSlam in England way back in 1992, and it's become famous for the incredible bout which saw the British Bulldog defeat Bret Hart for the Intercontinental Championship.

The time would be the biggest issue for WWE, as they can't even put on RAW or Smackdown Live from the UK during their European tours, so it would be a hassle, but the UK deserves a big show. With guys like Pete Dunne and Drew McIntyre ready to take over and be on the biggest stage, this would make complete sense, and if they were to throw Dunne in the main event, it would be an absolutely incredible atmosphere for WWE's biggest show of the year.

#1 Toronto, Canada

Another lovely location for the Show of Shows

This year, WWE is sending the Biggest Party of the Summer north of the border, and after keeping WrestleMania mostly to the East Coast the past few years, sending one back to Canada makes complete sense. Canada is one of the biggest wrestling countries in the world, and given what it would do for the independent wrestling scene up there, it would be great for the entire area of Toronto.

It's currently been 17 years since the company took WrestleMania to Toronto, and given how many venues they've been too since, going back to Canada again makes fantastic sense. There aren't many great Canadian performers in WWE right now, but if a few of them get a great push, it would be good to get the home crowd behind them, but WrestleMania often brings fans from around the world, and there's no more beautiful city to come too than Toronto.