The new NBA arena being built in downtown Oklahoma City will not be called the Paycom Center, according to a news release sent on Monday.

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.

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When the doors open for the new arena, it'll have a first-time name attached to it, too. Paycom will retire its naming rights when the new downtown OKC arena opens. It will be the Oklahoma City ...

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