WWE Plans Larger Performance Center in Orlando

WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque has announced that WWE is building a new Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, which will be larger and more advanced than the current facility that opened in 2013. The existing Performance Center has served as the primary training ground for WWE's developmental talent and the home of the NXT brand, with many current top stars having trained there. This new center is part of WWE’s broader strategy to enhance its global talent development program, which also includes partnerships like those with AAA and the NIL program. Triple H revealed this news during a media tour in Las Vegas, where WWE also announced WrestleMania 43 will be held in Saudi Arabia in 2027. The new facility underscores WWE’s commitment to evolving its talent pipeline and expanding infrastructure to support the next generation of superstars. While details on the new center are limited, the move highlights WWE's focus on growth and innovation in its developmental system.