Over 60,000 fans attended 'Clash at the Castle', three quarters of which came from outside Wales.
An Economic Impact Study questioned over 3,000 respondents and found 57% of non-locals said the event made them want to explore other parts of Wales.
Wales' economy minister Vaughan Gething said: "In addition to the direct economic impact the event delivered here in Wales, it provided us with a huge boost to our profile internationally.There were 62,296 fans at the Principality Stadium, where Drew McIntyre took on Roman Reigns in the main event "This included opportunities to showcase Wales' vibrant language and culture through bespoke content creation shared globally on WWE's social media channels."The amount the event contributed to the economy was similar to rugby internationals - as research estimated each Six Nations game played in CardiffFormer sponsor RBS estimated the 2017 tournament - where Wales played two games at home - brought Wales £52m worth of revenue.
Danmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også læse nyheder, der ligner denne, som vi har indsamlet fra andre nyhedskilder.
Poaching: Welsh-trained dog saves rhino in South AfricaDan, an anti-poaching dog, was bred and trained by Welsh organisation, Dogs 4 Wildlife.
Læs mere »
Step inside the beauty of Welsh homes with our new glossy magazineExplore the world of Welsh homes, dream properties, stunning interiors, home renovations, expert advice and celebrity insights, all in one place
Læs mere »
WWE's Steve Austin shares plans for match at WrestleMania 39WWE's Steve Austin reveals plans for match at WrestleMania 39
Læs mere »
Ex-Manchester United player spotted at Celtic training ground with fan favouriteA Welsh goalkeeper has recently been spotted at Celtic's training ground.
Læs mere »
WWE Blacklash 2023 – Match card, rumours and start timeCody Rhodes looks to climb the mountain once more but Brock Lesnar is in his way.
Læs mere »
Ex-WWE wrestler Ted DiBiase Jr charged with 'stealing millions in federal funds'Former WWE wrestler Ted DiBiase Jr has been charged for stealing ‘millions of dollars in federal safety-net funds intended for needy families and low-income individuals’. He now faces 145 years behind bars.
Læs mere »