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WWE star Triple H offers help to Elon Musk for a potential fight with Mark Zuckerberg, following Musk’s choice of WWE fighting style, Business Insider reports. The current chief content officer at WWE, responded to Elon Musk‘s tweet about choosing WWE as his fighting style, jokingly...

World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE: WWE) star and executive vice president of global talent strategy & development officially announced his retirement from in-ring performing on Friday. Game Over: Triple H, whose real name is Paul Levesque, told ESPN's Stephen A. Smith that a recent...

WrestleMania 35, undoubtedly the biggest week of the year for World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE: WWE) will see a historic first with female wrestlers Ronda Rousey, Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair headlining the event. Speaking at CAA’s World Congress of Sport event this week in...

Every year, World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE: WWE) investors and fanatics tune in for the Hell in a Cell pay-per-view event in anticipation of witnessing some memorable moments. This year's event in Detroit on Oct. 8 did not disappoint, with CEO Vince McMahon's own son providing...

World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. (NYSE: WWE) holds a "Money in the Bank" event each year. Benzinga compiled a list of the 10 wrestlers with the highest net worth estimates, according to the website Celebrity Net Worth. No matter which performers come out on top, these 10 superstars have...

UFC 205 in New York broke a number of attendance and sales records for both UFC and Madison Square Garden Co (NYSE: MSG). UFC 205 was the UFC’s first major event in New York after a ban on MMA was lifted in the state this year. While UFC in NYC may be a relatively new phenomenon, New York has...

With World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE: WWE)’S Wrestlemania 32 in Dallas, Texas, right around the corner this weekend, Forbes has released a new list of the company’s top-earning talent. All the performers get a cut of the Wrestlemania revenue and get a percentage of...

The mecca of 'sports-entertainment' has been losing viewers recently. That has not stopped its first daughter from cashing in big time. According to the New York Post, Stephanie McMahon sold 833,000 shares of her WWE (NYSE: WWE) stock, which equates to about $8.3 million. The Post reported that...