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US cities eyeing to host Rugby World Cup in 2031 and 2033

Representatives from various cities across the United States gathered in Washington DC for a summit hosted by World Rugby, expressing their interest in hosting the men’s Rugby World Cup in 2031 and the women’s World Cup in 2033. The sport’s governing body sees a massive opportunity in the American market, projecting economic benefits of $80 billion over the next two decades.

The potential hosts are eager to bring the prestigious tournaments to US soil, showcasing their passion for rugby and the capacity to host such major events. With the popularity of rugby on the rise in the country, the opportunity to host the World Cup represents a significant milestone for the growth of the sport in America.

World Rugby’s commitment to expanding the reach of rugby globally is evident in their efforts to promote the sport in new territories. The enthusiasm shown by US cities in bidding for the hosting rights underscores the growing interest and potential for rugby in the United States.

As the bidding process unfolds, fans and players alike are eager to see where the future editions of the Rugby World Cup will be held and to witness the growth of the sport on American soil. The prospect of hosting such prestigious events has ignited excitement and anticipation among rugby enthusiasts across the country.