WWE had already planned to move to a new multi-million dollar headquarters before Vince McMahon’s brief retirement, and the merger with Endeavor to combine the company with UFC will keep those plans the same. Although there may be layoffs, WWE will still be headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, while UFC will remain in Las Vegas, operating as separate companies.
As Wrestling Observer Radio’s Dave Meltzer explained, individuals will work for both sister companies, but each will have its own distinct operations. Despite the merger and the new company being traded under the public stock name TKO, WWE will continue to be run by McMahon, who has previously ventured into other side projects, such as the World Bodybuilding Federation and the XFL.
The merger between WWE and UFC will bring about significant changes, but it won’t affect the location of WWE’s new headquarters. As the new company’s name has not been decided yet, fans eagerly await more information on the exciting future of WWE and UFC.
