World Rugby is actively pursuing a plan to stage a Six Nations rugby match in the United States. The governing body aims to increase the sport's profile in the American market, which is set to host the 2031 Rugby World Cup. To encourage participation, World Rugby has reportedly offered financial incentives to the participating unions.

Despite these efforts, the proposal faces significant hurdles. England, a key participant in the Six Nations, has indicated it is unlikely to take part. The primary reason cited is the financial success of hosting matches at Twickenham, which provides a level of revenue that the proposed US fixture would struggle to match. The initiative comes amid concerns regarding the current state of rugby union in the United States, prompting the governing body to seek high-profile events to build momentum for the upcoming World Cup cycle. In addition to the Six Nations proposal, the sport is already looking to increase its US presence through other high-profile fixtures, such as the upcoming Test match between South Africa and another opponent in Baltimore.