So you already follow juiced up idiots falling over alot, the wwe is a perfect match for you lolWhy surprised lol I follow City and cycling, don't do American sport
Almost...............when he left City we went to work for UFC, who at that time were totally separate from WWE; but are now part of the same group.A dim memory of mine is when Gary the then CEO left City after the Neumann email fandango he quickly re-emerged as CEO on UAE/WWE and the coincidence is the Sheik Mansour was a big fan or part owner or both.
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I mean I'm not surprised you don't watch it, but The Rock has been the biggest movie star on the planet for a decade and the next president of the United States (unless the dems replace their candidate) is likely to be a WWE Hall of Famer. Promotion is all over BT Sport on matchdays, and it's a legitimately huge global entertainment company.
City and.Lance Amstrong?Why surprised lol I follow City and cycling, don't do American sport
Not just via co-op. Silverlake (18% of City's ownership) now have a majority stake in TKO which runs WWE. So you'd expect to see some type of continued co-branding or use of the Etihad campus. You could run a Smackdown taping in co-op, PLE in the expanded Etihad once that's done, and a NXT show at the academy stadium over a weekend.
Did you know this @Dave Ewing's Back 'eader ?Welcome to my world lol
Haven't got bt sports, I only watch sky documentary channel or Dave ;)
I took it from the City site, but that could be out of date. I always think of it as about 1/5 so in that ballpark.Am sure Silverlake has 23%