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The name ‘Paycom Center’ will be no more once the new arena is completed in downtown Oklahoma City, as Paycom is set to retire its naming rights in 2028.

Paycom retires naming rights ahead of Oklahoma City's new arena opening in 2028. Latest on arena and statements from OKC Thunder and Paycom.

This is a bit shocking considering Paycom and the Thunder had agreed in 2021 to a 15-year naming rights deal. The two sides agreed to end the partnership ahead of the new arena's opening.

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Paycom has announced that it is relinquishing its arena naming rights agreement with the OKC Thunder when the new arena is completed.

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