They can't keep getting away with this

Wtf I love Big E now

They’ve been on a hot streak with tickets since mania. How a creatively bankrupt company can do that is impressive.

I mean MGK gets a lot of streams too

S***, G-Eazy had a whole career before Post Malone became the new white guy to fw

Lol

Kendrick voice hello, crackas

Random but, purified water is trash! spring water >>

Also what does Daniels actually do as Talent Relations? Never heard anyone say they speak to the guy lol

Wrestling is in a boom period rn

Triple H head of creative.... WWE may be up

I just need Kevin Dunn out ASAP.

Oh boy

Ok, that’s a game changer right there.

Wonder if they gave Bruce the option to bend the knee.

Gonna presume there’ll be a reset after Summerslam if HHH is taking over as creative?

World Wrestling Entertainment (NYSE:WWE) shares rose on Monday after investment firm Loop Capital upgraded the company, noting that the sudden retirement of former CEO and Chairman Vince McMahon on Friday could lead to a "greater likelihood" that the company is sold.

Analyst Alan Gould moved his rating to buy from hold and raised the price target to $90 from $59, noting that even though World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) shares have been one of the better performers this year, gaining 34% compared to a 16% decline for the S&P 500, there is still more room to run.

"WWE is a unique franchise and our base case 2025 EPS, the first full year post the US TV renewal is $5 per share, and could easily be $6 based on the trend of recent sports rights," Gould wrote in a note to clients.

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) shares gained nearly 4% to $68.75 in premarket trading.

Concerning potential buyers, Gould mentioned potential acquirers such as Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA), Disney (DIS), Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and perhaps even Netflix (NFLX). WWE (WWE) already partners with Comcast (CMCSA) for streaming and live media rights, with its Peacock deal set to expire in 2026 and live media rights set to end in October 2024.
"The prospect of a deal should also help put a floor under WWE's shares relative to the market," Gould added.

McMahon stepped down as WWE (WWE) chairman and CEO roles in June amid an ongoing probe into an alleged secret hush deal with a former employee. However, he still kept his day-to-day role guiding the company's creative content.

Earlier this month, The Wall Street Journal reported that McMahon paid $12M in multiple hush money deals over his alleged conduct during his time at WWE (WWE).

Analysts have been mixed on WWE (WWE). It had an average rating of HOLD from Seeking Alpha authors, while Wall Street a***ysts rate it a BUY. Conversely, Seeking Alpha's quant system, which consistently beats the market, rates WWE a HOLD.

So WWE stocks are up after Friday’s news and Wall Street thinks it’s even more likely the company is sold after Vince’s departure.

Hopefully with Hunter in charge, talent has the option to go back to their old themes and get their full names back.

That’s honestly gonna take a lot longer just down to finding his replacement.

WWE can’t really afford to have a executive producer learn on the job.

I am hoping we get some better looking titles in WWE too.