Multiple WWE stars have reportedly said they would leave WWE if the company becomes Saudi Arabia-led like recent reports suggest. In recent years, we have seen WWE form a partnership with Saudi Arabia. They agreed to hold house shows in the company as far back as 2014 and began hosting at least two ‘large-scale events’ […]
WWE has reportedly been purchased by Saudi Arabia‘s Public Investment Fund and they plan to take the company private. On Tuesday evening it was officially announced that former Co-CEO, Stephanie McMahon was resigning from WWE & also that Vince McMahon was elected to be Executive Chairman of the WWE Board. This came days after Vince
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Stephanie McMahon, former co-CEO of WWE has officially resigned from WWE just days after her father, Vince McMahon returned to the company. Stephanie McMahon in the middle of 2021 was set to take a leave of absence, but that was cut short due to Vince McMahons retirement as he is facing several allegations including sexual
On January 4th in the main event of NJPW’s Wrestle Kingdom 17 event in the Tokyo Dome, Jay White lost the IWGP World Heavyweight Championship to Kazuchika Okada, leading to an enraged White calling former Bullet Club member Hikuleo for betraying him. The following day, White would savagely attack Hikuleo, challenging him to a “Loser
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On December 14th last year, just one day after she dropped the NXT Women’s Championship to Roxanne Perez, Mandy Rose was released by WWE in a move that was reported to be down to Rose’s FanTime content. Rose recently appeared on the Tamron Hall Show, where she opened up on her surprising release. When asked
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Since Triple H was appointed as WWE’s Head of Talent Relations, the company have made an effort to sign a number of previously released talents, including the likes of Johnny Gargano, Hit Row, Dakota Kai, and many more. Recently, WWE’s recruitment strategy has seen them also show interest in external talent that have no prior
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Vince McMahon has returned to the WWE, pushing out three former board members in order to head up pursuits for the sale of the company. First reported by the Wall Street Journal, it was said that Vince McMahon would return in order to oversee a sale of the WWE as the time to renegotiate TV
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Since Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque’s appointment as WWE’s Head of Talent Relations in the summer of last year, the company have made a number of signings, ranging from ex-NXT stars such as Johnny Gargano, Karrion Kross, and Dakota Kai, to external talent such as Dragon Lee, with further interest in NJPW’s Tama Tonga and Hikuleo
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On July 7th, 2022, former WWE Divas Champion Paige officially departed the company after she had revealed the month prior that she would not be extending her contract. On September 21st, Paige, now competing under her real name Saraya, made her debut for All Elite Wrestling at Grand Slam in Queens, New York. Saraya would
WWE reportedly have interest in another NJPW talent. Earlier this week, Fightful Select reported that WWE are interested in bringing NJPW’s Hikuleo into the company, a report that made Jay White’s ‘Loser Leaves Japan’ match challenge toward the 6″8 talent all the more interesting. It now appears as though Hikuleo isn’t the only NJPW star
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