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With Vince McMahon leaving WWE, a look when he left some his body parts in Fresno. Plus a look at Ric Flair matches in Fresno.

Flair lost a loser-leaves-town match to Mr. Perfect a week earlier. Nonetheless, here is a look at Flair’s matches in Fresno. It is not believed he wrestled locally until 1991. An irate Flair said something offensive to Jarrett, leading to “Double J” to attack the “Nature Boy.” Prichard said staff thought McMahon just banged his knee. And then when he slid in the ring, nobody could figure out why the hell he didn’t get up. His thighs bumped into the side of the ring, nothing unusual. In 1994, Bret Hart and Lex Luger fell out of the ring at the same time. And, nothing had more dire consequences than a mistake at the Royal Rumble. Was this a planned finish or an accident? Cena was the babyface; Batista was still a member of the Evolution heel faction, along with Triple H, Randy Orton and Ric Flair, but had his legions of fans. When you sever your quad tendons – and again both at the same time – you can’t walk, you can’t stand, you can’t anything. Problems with how this was reported to the Securities and Exchange Commission didn’t help.

UFC President Dana White and former WWE CEO Vince McMahon have long had a healthy respect for each other and have worked together several times in the past, ...

When a reporter brought up that things might be different now that Triple H and Stephanie McMahon are running things, White said "Triple H and Stephanie were there too. "They reached out to me and said that he wanted to come to the fight," White said. Yeah, they let me know what they thought of me at that event," White said. I show up, it's in New Orleans. I fly down to f****** New Orleans. No going in the back and any of that shit. "Oh, I got stories about Vince for days, but yeah, what that guy built and what he's done is incredible," White said. Speaking at a press conference for White's Contender series, White was asked about McMahon's retirement, where he said that he's got Vince stories for days and that he has nothing but respect for him.

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He’s buried the hatchet in my back a few times, but that’s what you’re dealing with. He’s a killer. What that guy built and what he’s done is incredible.

UFC president Dana White spoke about Vince McMahon after Tuesday's season premiere of the Contender Series.

So, when you show up at an event like that, and this is what I do, this what I do for a living for the last fucking 23 years – message received, you know what I mean? So, when you run an event like we run and you have people that you know are coming – that you give a s**t about or respect – you make sure that they are f***ing taken care of. You don’t deal with a killer and not expect him to kill you.”

CM Punk spoke with the Absolute Geek Podcast during San Diego Comic-Con last weekend and was asked about the news regarding Vince McMahon's sudden departure ...

The people who lick the boots and have the audacity to go on live television and say that about those two women. Punk then talked about Sasha Banks and Naomi's decision to walk out on an episode of Raw several months ago and how WWE handled this versus Brock Lesnar reportedly walking out ahead of SmackDown last week after he learned of McMahon's announcement. And there's people that talk about it and people who do it. "You think because he tweeted that 'I'm retired' that he's not going to be hands-on?" When the interviewer pointed out that someday McMahon will truly be gone (i.e. when he passes away), Punk said, "Sure, we all are. Punk's tumultuous WWE history is well-documented and he was skeptical about McMahon truly being separated from the company.

Vince McMahon shed part of his stake in WWE amid the investigations into hush money payments that led to his hasty exit from the company.

The shares detailed in the filing represent a small percentage of Vince McMahon’s total stake in WWE. He currently owns 28.7 million shares of the company’s Class B Common Stock, roughly 37% of its total outstanding shares. The disposed shares are unvested stock units forfeited by McMahon in connection with his retirement from WWE. The filing was dated July 22, 2022. Vince McMahon has shed part of his stake in WWE following his hasty exit from the company.

A big update has emerged on Vince McMahon's WWE stock following his retirement announcement on Friday July 22.

- Vince McMahon Forfeits Over $2.6 Million Worth Of WWE Stock - WWE NXT 2.0 Faction Debuts In Backstage Segment Per a new SEC filing, McMahon has disposed of 38,519 shares of WWE stock at $0. Based on the closing market price on July 26, the stock would’ve been worth over $2.6 million.

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But part of that is because I, perhaps naively, want to believe the worst stories we’ve heard about WWE over the years will become things of the past now that McMahon — and “glad handed, nonsensical douchebag yes men like John Laurinaitis” — aren’t backstage every show. There’s people that talk about it and there’s people that do it. The people who lick the boots and have the audacity to go on live television and say that about those two women. And would burying Brock have made how the Women’s Tag champs were treated any better? I think it is what it is. Punk’s spoken about how working for McMahon at WWE not only sapped his love of pro wrestling, but also left him generally angry and depressed.

AEW World Champion CM Punk is not buying Vince McMahon's WWE retirement. Punk appeared on the Absolute Geek podcast at the San Diego Comic-Con and was.

Punk added, “People who lick the boots and have the audacity to go on live television and say that about those two women? What’s the difference?” “People are going to be real fucking mad about this, but fuck it,” Punk said. I don’t think the culture there changes at all. I don’t think the structure there… I think it is what it is,” Punk said.

CM Punk does not believe that Vince McMahon's retirement will lead to a culture change in WWE. Speaking in an interview with the Absolute Geek podcast at ...

"What's the difference?" What's changed?" I don't think the culture there changes at all," Punk said.

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The people who lick the boots and have the audacity to go on live television and say that about those two women? “I’ll put it to you like this – people are going to be real fu—g mad about this, but f–k it,” Punk said. “You think because he [McMahon] tweeted that ‘I’m retired’ that he’s not going to be hands-on, and he’s not gonna [run the show]?” Punk asked in response to a question on McMahon’s retirement.

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I think it is what it is.” I don’t think the culture there changes. “Sure, we all are [hopeful of a change], but I don’t think the structure there…what’s the word I’m looking for…

As the CEO of the pro wrestling firm lets go of the reins amid an investigation, but remains the company's largest shareholder, financial observers wonder ...

“With Stephanie in charge now, I don’t think a sale of WWE is more likely at all,” says Rob Routh, analyst at FBN Securities. That is, “unless an offer surfaces having a valuation, structure and partner that the McMahons just couldn’t say no to.” With Netflix, Amazon and others competing for top sports and entertainment content to feed their streaming services, they have also at times been mentioned as possible suitors of WWE rights or the company overall. The fact that it airs the UFC is seen by some as a potential natural home for WWE programming. Comcast. The company has the domestic rights to various WWE content, ranging from weekly flagship show Raw, next-generation program NXT, monthly premium live events and reality series Miz & Mrs. And it is streaming the former WWE Network on Peacock under a deal with the sports entertainment firm. “Comcast represents almost a third of WWE’s revenue,” noted Gould, who also had a more cautious take: “CEO Brian Roberts has always prioritized long-term shareholder value, but especially after the $39 billion Sky acquisition, it may be tough to justify reducing the Comcast share buyback program to acquire WWE.” He upgraded WWE’s stock on July 25 from “hold” to “buy” and boosted his stock price target by $31 to $90 “based on a greater likelihood that the company is sold with Vince McMahon stepping down.” The same day, WWE shares soared to a 52-week high of $73.34. They had already performed like a champion in 2022, gaining 35 percent through July 22, compared to a 16 percent decline for the broad-based S&P 500 stock index.

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What's changed? What's changed? What's the difference? I don't think the structure there...I don't think the culture there changes at all. Comes back, obviously, I think he worked the show. "You think because he tweeted that 'I'm retired' that he's not going to be hands-on?

CM PUNK is not convinced Vince McMahon is completely done with WWE despite announcing his retirement.McMahon, 76, called time on his career after step.

The people who lick the boots and have the audacity to go on live television and say that about those two women? I don’t think the culture there changes. “Sure, we all are [hopeful of a change], but I don’t think the structure there.