AT&T Stadium

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AT&T Stadium opens on May 27, 2009 at a cost of 1.15 billion dollars, is owned by the City of Arlington and operated by the Dallas Cowboys, seats 80,000 and expands past 100,000 with standing room, and carries AT&T's name from a July 25, 2013 deal reported at 17 to 19 million dollars a year. It becomes creator economy infrastructure on November 15, 2024 when Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions stages Paul against Mike Tyson there for Netflix before 72,300 people, a gate the Dallas Morning News reports as the largest for a combat sports event in Texas and CBC reports at 18.1 million dollars, the biggest outside Las Vegas, with Netflix counting 60 million households live. The card proves that a creator promoter can fill the largest NFL building in the country with a streaming partner rather than pay per view.

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• hostsDallas Cowboys (Jerry Jones)The Cowboys operate the city owned Arlington stadium from its opening on May 27, 2009.2009 to present
• hostsAT&TAT&T takes naming rights to the stadium on July 25, 2013 in a deal reported at 17 to 19 million dollars a year.2013 to present
• hostsMost Valuable PromotionsMost Valuable Promotions stages Jake Paul against Mike Tyson at AT&T Stadium on November 15, 2024 before 72,300 people with a gate reported at 18.1 million dollars, streamed by Netflix to 60 million households.2024
• hostsJake PaulJake Paul beats Mike Tyson by unanimous decision at AT&T Stadium on November 15, 2024 in the largest combat sports gate in Texas history as reported by the Dallas Morning News.2024