The legendary boxing announcer Michael Buffer has associated with Super League to provide extraordinary experience for fans before the new season.
Wigan Warriors will face Warrington Wolves at a Las Vegas stadium 65,000 squares next month at Allegant Stadium. He sees a repetition of the Challenge Cup final last year, which Wigan won 18-8 in Wembley, with the cherry and whites changing a house accessory to have the opportunity to play on the other side of the pond on March 1.
Before the Historic Party, and the new term, Sky Sports has enlisted the shock absorber to officiate weddings outside the Brick Community in Wigan on February 13.
The peculiar trick comes after a report made by Sky that found that 57 percent of the British are open to marry and prefer to do it in Las Vegas (16 percent) than in a religious place (15 percent).
According to the report, without City is the fate of the Dreams wedding for a gigantic 89 percent of the British.
The Wigan chapel will be announced before the collection of curtains of the season and will be manned by a fully ordered celebrant.
The legendary boxing promoter Michael Buffer has been associated with Sky Sports to officiate weddings in the 2025 Super League elevator at the end of this month
Wigan's warriors begin the defense of their crown against Leigh Leopards on February 13
Wigan faces Warrington Wolves in a historic Las Vegas clash next month in a repetition of the Challenge Cup final
Buffer said: I can't wait to make the trip through the pond to Wigan's bright lights to help Super League fans have Las Vegas' full experience.
'You may not be dressed as the King of Rock and Roll, but I can assure you that, together with Sky Sports, we will make this one day of Valentine to remember. It really is a game made in Las Vegas.
The news of the historic Las Vegas party were well received when it was announced last summer. The clash will be shky in Sky Sports at 9:30 pm on March 1.
The executive president of Wigan Warriors, Kris Radlinski, said: 'I think that many of us in the United Kingdom saw the games in Las Vegas earlier of the year and we wish they could be part of them, either playing or supporting.
“I talked to my board about the possibility and there was a unanimous desire to be part of the occasion.”
Karl Fitzpatrick, executive director of the Warrington Wolves, said: 'Playing in one of the best entertainment destinations in the world in an impressive place will be an exciting and memorable experience for our followers, players and partners. He will also put Super League on the map in a sports market full of opportunities.
'Las Vegas games earlier this year really captured the imagination and showed the world of the Rugby League what can be achieved thinking and aiming great; Next year it will be even bigger and be part of this concept will be really special. '
“Having Betfred Super League with when Rugby League returns to Las Vegas in 2025, as well as an international historical party for women in England, is a delicious perspective and a great opportunity for sport,” said the commercial managing director of the League of Rugby Rhodri Jones.
Wigan Chief Matt Peet, emphasized that the focus of his team will not change and should not be judged in the amount of trophies they win
“We hope to work in close collaboration with Wigan Warriors, Warrington Wolves, our commercial and transmission partners and the NRL to ensure that the weekend is another mass success.”
Wigan goes to the new campaign after a historic 2024 season in which they became the first club in the Super League era to win the quadruple of World Club Challenge, the Challenge Cup, the leaders of the League and the honors of the grand finale in a single season.
Manager Matt Peet emphasized that the focus of his team will not be changed and should not be judged by the amount of trophies that this term can collect.
'We do not have the opportunity to play for the World Club Challenge, so we cannot even match it. The approach will not change, “Hen told BBC Radio Mersyside.
'When we say that we cannot improve, we cannot win more trophies, but I think we can be a better team.
“In the end, that will be judged by the trophies we won. But that cannot be the only reflection on us.
“We can play better rugby, we can attack better, we can be better in the community and make our culture stronger and, hopefully, we win some trophies along the way.”