When does the original 2001 XFL Million Dollar Game return? No revival is announced — LA Xtreme beat SF Demons 38–6 on Apr 21 2001; the league folded May 10; later XFL/UFL titles are separate.
The original XFL’s only championship — the Million Dollar Game on April 21, 2001 — has no revival date. Later spring-football leagues reused the brand without remounting that Coliseum title night.
When Is Original XFL Championship Revival Date?
No official premiere day is confirmed. Bookmark this page — we add a countdown as soon as a date is announced.
No revival date for the 2001 Million Dollar Game — that championship already happened once
“Original XFL championship revival” sounds like Vince McMahon’s 2001 title night is getting a remake slot. It isn’t on any league calendar. The only Million Dollar Game was April 21, 2001: Los Angeles Xtreme 38–6 over the San Francisco Demons at the Coliseum.
Nineteen days later the league shut down. Later spring football brands are different products — leave this countdown blank.
Confirmed: one 2001 title game — not a dated Coliseum remount, not “UFL = original XFL final”
Confirmed: Million Dollar Game April 21, 2001; Xtreme over Demons 38–6; Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum; original XFL folded May 10, 2001; later XFL/UFL championships are separate leagues. Not confirmed: any 2027 remount of that exact title game, any “Xtreme vs Demons reunion” ticket window, or NBC bringing back the 2001 format as-is. Fake “Million Dollar Game II — July date” stubs invent a corridor McMahon never opened after the shutdown.
From Coliseum champagne to a league that lasted nineteen more days
- Feb–Apr 2001 — Original XFL regular season (WWF/NBC joint venture).
- Apr 21 2001 — Million Dollar Game; Xtreme 38–6 Demons at the Coliseum.
- On-field — McMahon talks “see you next year.”
- May 10 2001 — League folds; no season two.
- 2020 / 2023 / UFL era — new spring leagues; not that 2001 final revived.
Who this blank countdown actually serves
Nostalgia searchers hunting the He Hate Me era need the 2001 facts, not a fake July ticket. Spring-football fans following today’s UFL should use that league’s own championship page — different brand continuity.
Documentary watchers of the 30 for 30 story get closure here: the original title night exists in the past tense only.
The original XFL crowned a champion — then died nineteen days later
April 21, 2001, gave the league its only title night. May 10, 2001, gave it a press conference of surrender. McMahon’s Coliseum promise of “next year” never became a second Million Dollar Game.
That nineteen-day gap is why “revival” copy cannot honestly date a remount. Later leagues borrowed the letters X-F-L; they did not resurrect the 2001 championship on a posted calendar. Keep this page empty.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about this release date.
1When does the original XFL championship return?
There is no date. The 2001 Million Dollar Game was the original XFL’s only title game. No organizer has posted a revival of that exact championship on a calendar.
2What was the original XFL championship?
Saturday, April 21, 2001, at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum: Los Angeles Xtreme beat the San Francisco Demons 38–6. It was billed the Million Dollar Game — the league’s lone final before the shutdown.
3Isn’t there a new XFL or UFL title game?
Later spring-football leagues reused the XFL name (2020, 2023) and the UFL continues spring titles. Those are separate competitions — not a scheduled remount of the 2001 Million Dollar Game.
4Didn’t McMahon say “see you next year” after the 2001 final?
On the Coliseum field he talked like season two was coming. The league folded on May 10, 2001 — less than three weeks later. The sequel season never arrived.
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