Earlier this week, there was speculation circulating that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund had acquired WWE. However, that’s not the case, although the fund is indeed one of the entities expressing interest in the purchase.
This development follows Vince McMahon’s return as Executive Chairman of the Board and his involvement in the potential sale of WWE. In response, WWE has engaged Raine Group to facilitate the process of selling the company.
According to Dave Meltzer in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, the Saudi Arabian investment is not even the leading contender for the acquisition.
Though updates have slowed since James Gunn's Superman finished filming over a month ago, an…
It's not common to receive trailers so late in the process, but I'll gladly make…
Mets fans scanning the box score will likely zero in on Bryce Harper’s two home…
Dog Man is one of the biggest sensations in comics, and Universal Pictures is set…
You can't stop the beat as the Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour makes its return…
Colleen Atwood immediately envisioned how she would approach the costumes for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, aiming to…
This website uses cookies.