The UFC and WWE are set to merge in a new publicly traded company worth over $21 billion, raising questions about the future of combat sports and professional wrestling.
The UFC and WWE are set to merge together in a new publicly traded company, with combined revenue worth more than $21 billion. However, questions remain about what this new partnership means for the future of combat sports and professional wrestling. Endeavor, the current UFC owner, has officially announced they’ve closed a deal to buy a majority share in WWE, unveiling the massive news on Monday.
Many are wondering what this deal means for UFC and its programming. Will WWE performers suddenly start showing up on UFC programming? Could Conor McGregor be destined to appear at WrestleMania? These are some of the questions and speculations arising from this groundbreaking partnership.
With UFC and WWE becoming business partners under the Endeavor umbrella, the landscape of combat sports and professional wrestling could be in for a major transformation. The possibilities of cross-promotion and potential collaboration between the two companies are immense, and fans eagerly await to see how this new era of the combat sports industry unfolds.