WWE WrestleMania 39 Weekend Plans Confirmed

All the details you need on WWE's massive 2023 WrestleMania weekend in Los Angeles.

Nov 4, 2022 November 4th, 2022

WWE have confirmed exactly how WrestleMania weekend will work when the company heads to Hollywood in 2023.

The schedule for Los Angeles mirrors the route they took in Dallas this year, with SmackDown and the Hall Of Fame taking place on Friday, NXT running the same building the next day just hours before WrestleMania Night One on Saturday, with Raw back there on the Monday when the 'Grandaddy Of Them All' has completely wrapped up.

The company's home base will be the Crypto.com Arena (formerly the Staples Center), which previously hosted WrestleMania 21 when the company last leaned into the silver screen for their own 'Show Of Shows'. Axxess information is yet to break, though they've recently folded that into setting up a pop-up megastore in the host city, so that may be the case again.

The full list of dates and shows is as follows:

Friday 31st March: WWE SmackDown/2023 WWE Hall of Fame ceremony (Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles)

Saturday 1st April: NXT Stand & Deliver (Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles)

Saturday 1st April: WrestleMania 39 night one (SoFi Stadium in Inglewood)

Sunday 2nd April: WrestleMania 39 night two (SoFi Stadium in Inglewood)

Monday 3rd April: WWE Raw (Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles)

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