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Are we sure this isn't just a fucking story line?
Saudi Government buying WWE?
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Doubt it. They don't make reference to any of it on tv
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You should never make a thread ever again.
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All infidels will bow to Saudi money!
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Backstage News On 'Smoke' To Saudis Buying WWE Reports (wrestlinginc.com)
On the latest "Wrestling Observer Radio," Dave Meltzer disclosed that he had a "long talk" with WWE, which revealed the company was not sold. Still, Saudi Arabia's PIF was "in the hunt" alongside other potential bidders. The longtime journalist indicated that there is "smoke" to the Saudi story that has been the talk of the pro wrestling world over the past few days.
Furthermore, it was noted that WWE CEO Nick Khan recently met with some significant individuals, including Bob Iger, the CEO of The Walt Disney Company. Additionally, with all the legal intricacies of selling a publicly traded company, the hope is that WWE will be sold by the "middle of the year." Meltzer added that if WWE is looking to become a privately held company for the first time since October 1999, then Saudi Arabia's PIF is said to be the best deal. He suggested the promotion would remain public if one of the other bidders prevailed.
On the latest "Wrestling Observer Radio," Dave Meltzer disclosed that he had a "long talk" with WWE, which revealed the company was not sold. Still, Saudi Arabia's PIF was "in the hunt" alongside other potential bidders. The longtime journalist indicated that there is "smoke" to the Saudi story that has been the talk of the pro wrestling world over the past few days.
Furthermore, it was noted that WWE CEO Nick Khan recently met with some significant individuals, including Bob Iger, the CEO of The Walt Disney Company. Additionally, with all the legal intricacies of selling a publicly traded company, the hope is that WWE will be sold by the "middle of the year." Meltzer added that if WWE is looking to become a privately held company for the first time since October 1999, then Saudi Arabia's PIF is said to be the best deal. He suggested the promotion would remain public if one of the other bidders prevailed.
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That contract is going to read Khan alright... Tony Khan
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A Saudi prince outbid you on strippers?
Bitch you coming off as being racist at this point.
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Hypothetically if Tony Khan got the company, what would he do? Run it separately or merge the rosters? If he did merge Would it still be AEW or would he use the WWE name?
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Mofucka can't even run one company, and is failing to run another one.
And his daddy is estimated at 8 bil, and WWE is valued at 6....and you know Vince would want more than that.
These fool's fantasies playa.
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Glad I didn’t!
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He can’t book four products. And he can’t merge because of tv contracts. AEW and WWE have to exist separately. WCW didn’t have tv. The contracts also stop wrestlers from appearing elsewhere like Reigns or Honda or Lesnar.
