- Here are some recent WWE attendance figures:
* The Supershow on June 17th in Lowell, MA drew 5,700 fans for $185,000
* The Supershow on June 18th in East Rutherford, NJ drew 8,000 for $350,000
- Abe sent word that Big Show was in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal in an advertisement for Mohan’s Custom Tailors in New York City.
- The value of the McMahon family’s WWE stock is currently $163 million. For a comparison against UFC, Lorenzo Fertitta’s stock would be worth $506 million, Frank Fertitta’s would be worth $506 million and Dana White’s stock would be worth $113 million.
- WWE officials now realize that they have dropped the ball twice with Ted DiBiase Jr. and reuniting him with Cody Rhodes on SmackDown is supposed to be a way of reversing things. The idea now is to re-create the dynamic that Alex Riley and The Miz had, with Rhodes and DiBiase. The plan right now is for DiBiase to continue doing Rhodes’ “dirty work” until Ted turns babyface and feuds with Cody.
Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter
* The Supershow on June 17th in Lowell, MA drew 5,700 fans for $185,000
* The Supershow on June 18th in East Rutherford, NJ drew 8,000 for $350,000
- Abe sent word that Big Show was in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal in an advertisement for Mohan’s Custom Tailors in New York City.
- The value of the McMahon family’s WWE stock is currently $163 million. For a comparison against UFC, Lorenzo Fertitta’s stock would be worth $506 million, Frank Fertitta’s would be worth $506 million and Dana White’s stock would be worth $113 million.
- WWE officials now realize that they have dropped the ball twice with Ted DiBiase Jr. and reuniting him with Cody Rhodes on SmackDown is supposed to be a way of reversing things. The idea now is to re-create the dynamic that Alex Riley and The Miz had, with Rhodes and DiBiase. The plan right now is for DiBiase to continue doing Rhodes’ “dirty work” until Ted turns babyface and feuds with Cody.
Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter