As WrestleMania 41 approaches in Las Vegas, there’s buzz about whether former President Donald Trump will make an appearance. So far, WWE’s creative team hasn’t received any word on his attendance. According to Fightful Select, despite support from WWE stars like Paul “Triple H” Levesque and Roman Reigns, no official notifications have been given.
Security will likely ramp up at Allegiant Stadium if President Trump decides to show up. His absence from social media mentions about the event has left fans curious. Recently, he received an ula fala, a Hawaiian lei, from Steven Cheung, a White House director. Cheung dubbed Trump “tribal chief” in a post, which playfully nods to Reigns’ character in WWE. This exchange has sparked fan excitement, especially online where such references are popular.
Historically, Trump has had a strong connection with WWE. He hosted WrestleManias 4 and 5 at the Trump Plaza in Atlantic City and famously participated in the “Battle of the Billionaires” at WrestleMania 23, where he even shaved Vince McMahon’s head. Linda McMahon, a key figure in WWE, is currently the Secretary of Education in Trump’s cabinet, further solidifying their ties.
In recent years, fan engagement with wrestling and celebrities has surged, with many using social media to express their opinions and speculations. A recent survey showed that over 70% of wrestling fans enjoy seeing public figures at major wrestling events, indicating that Trump’s presence could create even more excitement around WrestleMania.
While speculation remains, one thing is clear: whether he attends or not, the buzz around his potential visit adds to the spectacle that is WrestleMania.