At the start of this year, Vince McMahon laid out plans to make his way back into WWE in order to pursue a sale of the company he headed for decades. Since then, a deal has been struck which allows Endeavor to take control of the WWE and create a company which hosts both it […]
Following Fightful Select‘s report yesterday revealing that Zack Gibson/Rip Fowler and James Drake/Jagger Reid of the Grizzled Young Veterans/The Dyad had requested their WWE releases, Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter reported that the pair’s request had been granted. However, during the most recent edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, Meltzer provided an update on
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Vince McMahon was reportedly fully in charge of WWE RAW last night following WrestleMania 39 & the news of the WWE-Endeavor merger. Last week it was announced that Vince McMahon would be returning to WWE’s employee list after originally only being a member of the board when he first came back to the company after
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Earlier today, Fightful Select reported that The Grizzled Young Veterans (Zack Gibson and James Drake) had requested their release from WWE. The pair had recently been working as Rip Fowler and Jagger Reid on NXT as The Dyad as part of The Schism alongside Joe Gacy and Ava Raine. Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer
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This past Saturday during the NXT Stand & Deliver pre-show, The Schism, consisting of Joe Gacy, Ava Raine, and The Dyad (formerly known as the Grizzled Young Veterans) lost to the team of Chase University and Tyler Bate in a match to gain control of the University. Following said loss, it now appears as though
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Earlier today saw the official announcement of WWE being sold to Endeavor, with the sports entertainment powerhouse set to merge with the UFC to form a new publicly traded company. This follows Vince McMahon’s controversial return to the company this past January, with the 77-year-old set to remain a part of the newly founded company
Vince McMahon’s controversial retirement in July of 2022 sent shockwaves through the wrestling world. It was the culmination of a month-long period in which the Wall Street Journal continued to publish reports of WWE’s internal investigation into McMahon’s previous behaviour including allegations of sexual misconduct and hush money scandals. Though, in January of this year,
When Vince McMahon made his way back into the WWE on the turn of the year, he assured us that he was only there to facilitate a sale of the company. Over the weekend, after months of on and off rumours surrounding many potential buyers, Endeavor emerged as the most likely candidate to purchase the
In January, earlier this year, Vince McMahon controversially returned to WWE and was unanimously elected as the executive chairman despite retiring in the summer of 2022 amid an investigation into claims of sexual misconduct and the inappropriate use of company money. WWE noted at the time that McMahon’s return was with the intention to sell
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Vince McMahon is back on WWE’s books an an employee. Vince McMahon first returned to WWE after his short lived retirement in January, this was said to be mainly because of WWE being up for sale right now and Vince wanting to be involved and spearhead the sale of his company. It had been reiterated
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