Get ready for the NRL's grand entrance in Las Vegas! Thousands of fans flock to the stunning spectacle as the league kicks off its 2024 season with a bang.
The NRL is taking Las Vegas by storm as it launches its 2024 season in the glitzy city known for its entertainment. The opening weekend features a double header between the Rabbitohs and the Sea Eagles, followed by the Broncos facing off against the Roosters. Fans are in for a treat with live recordings of NRL 360, Las Vegas Teams LIVE, and The Matty Johns Show throughout the week.
Amidst the buzz, the NRL is making a bold move to crack America after years of attempts. With a grand fan turnout at the Vegas launch, the anticipation for the league's success in the US is soaring. Rugby league's presence in America could reach new heights with this daring venture.
The Vegas fan party was nothing short of spectacular, drawing in around 5000 enthusiastic rugby league supporters. The atmosphere was described as a 'technicolour tsunami' as fans made their presence felt along the vibrant Fremont Street. The NRL's US launch is not just about kicking off a new season, but about igniting a spark of interest in American audiences.
Peter V'landys, the NRL chief, is optimistic about the future, dreaming of a massive crowd of up to 50,000 at Allegiant Stadium. The success of the Vegas launch has set the stage for a potential surge in American viewership, marking a pivotal moment for Rugby League's presence in the US.
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