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WWE announced a multiyear contract extension for Pat McAfee, who has been a commentator on Friday Night SmackDown since April 2021. This agreement ensures his continued presence on the show, aired live weekly on FOX. McAfee has previously captivated fans with his performance at WrestleMania, enhancing WWE's entertainment value. WWE continues to lead in global entertainment, broadcasting in over 1 billion homes worldwide and producing original content year-round. The extension of McAfee's contract is expected to bolster fan engagement and maintain WWE's competitive edge.
WWE announced the debut of UNDERTAKER 1 deadMAN SHOW on July 29 at Wildhorse Saloon, Nashville, during SummerSlam Week. Tickets go on sale June 28 at 10 AM CT via Ticketmaster, including VIP options for meet-and-greet experiences. SummerSlam is scheduled for July 30 at Nissan Stadium, with streaming available on Peacock and WWE Network. WWE remains a leader in global entertainment, reaching over 1 billion homes and hosting events year-round.
G4 and WWE are collaborating to launch a new monthly content series titled Arena, hosted by WWE superstar
WWE (NYSE: WWE) announced that Mr. McMahon will make a live appearance on SmackDown tonight at 8 pm ET on FOX. WWE is a leader in global entertainment, providing family-friendly programming through various platforms, including NBCUniversal and FOX Sports. With a wide international reach, the company delivers original content year-round. WWE Network, available in over 180 countries, includes a vast library and premium events. The press release also highlights potential risks, including competition, regulatory changes, and reliance on key personnel.
WWE announced that its Board of Directors is investigating alleged misconduct involving Chairman and CEO Vincent McMahon, who has voluntarily stepped back from his executive roles. Stephanie McMahon has been appointed as interim CEO and Chairwoman. The investigation will be supported by independent legal counsel and a third-party review of the company's compliance and culture. Vincent McMahon retains responsibilities for WWE's creative content during the investigation. WWE takes these allegations seriously and will address the findings once concluded.
WWE (NYSE: WWE) has introduced 15 new college athletes into its NIL (Name, Image & Likeness) program, "Next In Line™," aimed at transitioning collegiate talent into the WWE sphere. This second class features athletes from 14 universities and 7 NCAA conferences, including representation from cheer, gymnastics, and HBCUs. Since its launch, WWE's NIL program has signed 31 athletes, with 25 currently active. Graduates of the program have opportunities for WWE contracts, and four initial members are nominated for awards at the NIL Summit in Atlanta.
WWE (NYSE: WWE) has appointed Catherine Newman as Executive Vice President and Head of Marketing. With over 20 years of experience, Newman previously served as Chief Marketing Officer at Manchester United Media, overseeing global marketing initiatives. Her responsibilities at WWE include Marketing, Brand, Community Relations, and Creative Services. WWE continues to be a leader in global entertainment, delivering content to audiences in over 1 billion homes worldwide. The company is committed to family-friendly programming across multiple platforms, enhancing its market presence.
WWE (NYSE: WWE) will announce its second class of athletes for the "Next In Line" (NIL) program at the inaugural NIL Summit on June 13 in Atlanta. The 15 athletes will be unveiled during the NIL Awards ceremony at the College Football Hall of Fame. WWE is a founding partner of the event and is nominated for the Brand of the Year Award. The NIL program aims to connect collegiate athletes with WWE, enhancing its talent pipeline. WWE's first class included athletes from 13 universities, reinforcing its commitment to identifying and developing future Superstars.
WWE has appointed Suzette Ramirez-Carr as Chief Human Resources Officer, reporting to CEO Vince McMahon. Ramirez-Carr brings nearly 30 years of experience, having held senior roles at United Talent Agency, Beautycounter, and Oaktree Capital Management. In her new role, she will oversee Talent Acquisition, Employee Experience, Development and Engagement, and HR Operations. WWE emphasizes the importance of its workforce as a key asset, with Ramirez-Carr's leadership expected to enhance employee relations and organizational culture.
