WWE is planning to relocate the Performance Center from Orlando, Florida, to Las Vegas, Nevada.
The PC launched in July 2013 and replaced WWE’s previous developing area, FCW. In January 2019, a second facility opened in London. During the pandemic, WWE used the Performance Center to tape weekly television shows before constructing the ThunderDome. NXT has remained on the PC since then, serving as an update for weekly television.
WrestleVotes revealed today that WWE employees were informed in a meeting at WWE Headquarters in Stanford that the Performance Center would be relocated to Las Vegas in the near future. The UFC’s headquarters, Performance Institute, and Apex Center are all in Las Vegas.
According to a source, an all-employee meeting was held today at WWE headquarters in Stamford, hosted by Mark Shapiro. According to reports, the WWE Performance Center will soon relocate to Las Vegas.
It’s unknown when the relocation will take place.
According to a source there was an all employee meeting today at WWE HQ in Stamford hosted by Mark Shapiro. I’m told the biggest news to come out of the meeting is that the WWE Performance Center will be moving to Las Vegas in the near future.
— WrestleVotes (@WrestleVotes) August 27, 2024
