WWE basically going to do what they want unless the shareholders overwrite in a full majority vote.Endeavor will hold a 51 percent controlling interest in the new company, with existing WWE shareholders owning a 49 percent interest.
What I'm making out of this whole thing:
WWE basically going to do what they want unless the shareholders overwrite in a full majority vote.
Vince saying he's involved on a high level means he's the one who basically says "At Wrestlemania __ should win. At Summer Slam __ should win. Etc."
"Week-to-week" and at low level, Triple H makes the call on how to get those results: the matches themselves, storytelling ,etc.
Of course I'm sure there's still input flowing in both directions.
End of an era though and was really enjoying what was occurring with Peacock. Anybody know what's going to happen there?
Khan gonna make him join the Kiss My Ass Club if he tries going back.Poor William Regal
In all honesty, this might be bad for the UFC. Any time we see an upset or anyone who is a heavy favorite win, the talks of the UFC being rigged will be even louder with WWE as a partner.
Most fake fighters have to perform 300 days a year and pay for their own travel most of the timeI'm still laughing that the fake fighters make way more than the real fighters
This is the first ever where a McMahon hasn't had majority control of the company.
I was talking more about the stigma of the UFC and fixing fights than the business aspect.Might be? Dana White is now reporting to Vince McMahon and UFC, which prides itself in being legitimate sport, is now part of the same company that's not only sport entertainment, but has guaranteed better pay than UFC fighters.