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NFL Legend Tom Brady Teases Potential WrestleMania 41 Appearance in Las Vegas 22h3t

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NFL legend Tom Brady has hinted at a possible appearance at WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

In a recent interview with Fox News, the seven-time Super Bowl champion teased his involvement in the two-night wrestling spectacle.

“I may be there,” Brady said. “But it’s amazing what’s going on there, and it’s amazing what’s happening with WWE and all the different things surrounding that.”

While Brady has not been officially announced for any role at WrestleMania 41, his comments – and his growing ties to both the city and the sports entertainment world – are fuelling rumours of a potential cameo or surprise involvement.

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There are several compelling reasons why Tom Brady appearing at WrestleMania 41 feels entirely plausible.

The event is being hosted at Allegiant Stadium, which also serves as the home of the Las Vegas Raiders – an NFL franchise in which Brady now holds a minority ownership stake.

With the biggest wrestling event of the year taking place in a stadium directly linked to him, the setting alone makes his involvement seem like a natural fit.

Since officially retiring from football in early 2023, Brady has taken on a broadcasting role with NFL on Fox, giving him a flexible schedule that could easily accommodate a WrestleMania weekend appearance.

WWE have increasingly embraced celebrity crossovers in recent years, especially with athletes from other major sports.

Brady himself was previously invited to WrestleMania 39 by WWE star Cody Rhodes, who even hinted that the NFL icon could have a future in the company.

When you factor in his celebrity profile, his connection to the venue, and WWE’s ongoing strategy of blending sports and entertainment, Brady’s potential appearance makes a lot of sense.

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WWE’s history with NFL stars at WrestleMania has been steadily growing over the past few years, adding further weight to the idea that Brady could make a surprise appearance.

ESPN analyst and former punter Pat McAfee has become a commentator for WWE, making weekly appearances on WWE Raw, and has even competed in several matches.

Just last year at WrestleMania 40, Philadelphia Eagles standouts Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson appeared in disguise during a tag team match, ultimately helping Rey Mysterio and Andrade secure a victory, generating plenty of buzz online.

Two years prior, San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle got physically involved in a match at WrestleMania 39. He assisted McAfee in a victory over WWE veteran The Miz, proving that NFL players aren’t just there for a photo op – they’re getting involved in the action.

Given how WWE clearly aren’t afraid to pull mainstream sports stars into their storylines – often to huge fanfare – a Tom Brady WrestleMania 41 appearance would not only continue that trend – it would instantly become the most high-profile crossover to date.

When and Where to Watch WrestleMania 41 1m5jm

  • Dates: Saturday, April 19 and Sunday, April 20, 2025

  • Location: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada

  • Streaming: Available live on Peacock (US) and Netflix (internationally)

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While nothing has been confirmed, Brady’s tease has added even more excitement to a stacked WrestleMania weekend.

Whether he’s sitting ringside, delivering a promo, or possibly stepping inside the ring, one thing is clear: Tom Brady at WrestleMania 41 would be a huge mainstream moment for WWE.

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James is a sports writer specialising in football news, betting, and statistics. He also writes about various other sports such as darts and tennis, and is an avid fan of both UFC and WWE. His work has been featured on multiple online sports platforms, including Sports Lens and Breaking The Lines. James holds a Master's degree in Sport & Exercise Physiology and currently works as a Video Scout for 360 Scouting.

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