The UFC is headed back to Kansas City, Mo. and it isn’t the only TKO property headed there this April.

TKO, the parent company of WWE, UFC and PBR (Professional Bull Riders), announced a massive multi-day event that will take over Kansas City this April. This historic affair, facilitated by the Kansas City Sports Commission,

The company said Wednesday that it would launch a takeover of Kansas City’s T-Mobile Center in April, bringing a Professional Bull Riders event, a UFC Fight Night, and WWE Raw to the venue from April 24-28, in a deal facilitated by the Kansas City Sports Commission.

Through an agreement facilitated by the Kansas City Sports Commission, T-Mobile Center in Downtown Kansas City will become the first venue to host a TKO Takeover Presented by VeChain, showcasing consecutive PBR, UFC, and WWE events over a single weekend in the same city.

TKO predicts growth for UFC and WWE in 2025 after reporting strong Q4 and full-year results despite the impact of a $375 million settlement involving UFC.

The UFC—or should I say TKO—is set to take over Kansas City in April. On Wednesday, the UFC announced the main event for the Fight Night headed to Kansas City.

TKO Group Holdings bested Wall Street analyst expectations for the fourth quarter and full-year 2024, reporting revenue and income figures that showed strong growth in the first full calendar year of the marriage of UFC and WWE.

TKO is forecasting a strong year ahead for WWE and UFC as the company disclosed fourth quarter and full-year 2024 earnings that reflect the cost of the $375 million legal settlement reached last fall with former UFC fighters.