Vince McMahon Retirement Updates: Gradual changes expected in WWE after Vince McMahon’s retirement
The world of professional wrestling yesterday experienced one of the most outstanding moments of recent times when Vince McMahon announced his retirement from WWE.
Apparently due to his age, according to the former General Director of the company. Shortly after, WWE confirmed that McMahon will withdraw.
From all of his active roles in the company, also clarifying that it is not a storyline. Meanwhile, Wade Keller, a journalist from PWTorch.
Has provided new information in this regard, offering a look at the current landscape within the company after the departure of the WWE chairman.
First of all, Keller indicates that Vince is not expected to return to the company in any way in the future. In this sense, there is some concern.
Among his acquaintances about what will happen to McMahon from now on, since he has no hobbies or social circle outside of professional wrestling.
Second, the fact that Vince left before the big MSG show on Monday means that there is a serious situation.
Where McMahon could not stay with the company any longer. In this regard, it should be remembered that Vince is very fond of that sports hall.
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Meanwhile, Waller notes that it is in the company’s interest to keep Vince happy because he remains a large shareholder.
So changes in management, structure and personnel will likely take his input into account. In this sense, changes are expected in WWE.
But they will be gradual, since the company wants to demonstrate stability to shareholders, partners and sponsors. Also, as we reported yesterday.
Bruce Prichard will remain with the company as chief creative officer. While Kevin Dunn will retain his current role. However, the journalist notes that
Dunn is unlikely to stay there long-term. On the other hand, many fighters are optimistic, believing that this change can help them. In this sense.
The company is expected to “up” and “down” the priority of different talents in the future, but it is unlikely to happen immediately.
The journalist ends by pointing out that there will be a transition period. We cannot expect big changes right away, but they will come.
For now, both fighters and fans will have to wait with anticipation for the transformation that the company may experience from now on.
