Money in the Bank holds a significant place in WWE’s annual calendar, as the event alone has the power to change the creative direction for the entire company with one quick cash-in. As 2024 continues, WWE has revealed which city will host this year’s MITB event.
2024 WWE Money in the Bank Location
WWE COO Triple H took to X to reveal that Toronto has been chosen to host the Money in the Bank event in 2024. That will be a first-ever for Toronto as they get to host the yearly ladder match themed show.
This announcement extends beyond just the Money in the Bank event, as SmackDown and NXT Heatwave are also set to make their mark in the city.
This summer, for the first time ever, Money in the Bank heads to Toronto and headlines a massive weekend at @ScotiabankArena .
7/5 #SmackDown
7/6 #MITB
7/7 #NXTHeatwave
Thrilled to bring one of the most exciting events of the year to Canada… this is going to be epic.
This summer, for the first time ever, Money in the Bank heads to Toronto and headlines a massive weekend at @ScotiabankArena.
7/5 #SmackDown
7/6 #MITB
7/7 #NXTHeatwaveThrilled to bring one of the most exciting events of the year to Canada… this is going to be epic. pic.twitter.com/z0xPjR7Ezb
— Triple H (@TripleH) January 4, 2024
WWE’s Plan For 2024
The action-packed schedule kicks off on July 5th with a SmackDown event, followed by the highly anticipated Money in the Bank event on July 6th. The wrestling extravaganza continues on July 7th with NXT Heatwave, promising a trifecta of thrilling events for fans in Toronto.
WWE previously revealed plans for four Premium Live Events set to captivate international audiences in the initial eight months of 2024. These events include Elimination Chamber: Perth in Australia on February 24th, WrestleMania Backlash in Lyon, France on May 4th, and Bash in Berlin, Germany on August 31st.
Triple H’s announcement has undoubtedly sparked a wave of exciement among Toronto fans. As WWE continues to roll out its plans for 2024, the anticipation for unforgettable moments and what might go down in Toronto in July is only growing stronger.