THE OUTLAW NEWS LETTER ON WWE and AEW WRESTLING COMPANIES ( EDITION #1 )

            THE OUTLAW NEWS LETTER ON ENTERTAINMENT WRESTLING

The Outlaw News letter is all about Entertainment Wrestling and current events happening in the world of Entertainment Wrestling. Published by The Outlaw Micheal Tomsik.

WWE  or World Wrestling Entertainment Company

The sale of WWE finally happened toward the end of October 2023 the new company called Endeavor took over and created a new stock on the NYSE called TKO. The stock originally opened at $102,00 and quickly jumped to $104. However shortly after the sale the company announced that Smackdown would be leaving Fox in 2024. The company did sign Smackdown back to the USA network in an impressive multi billion dollar deal however news that Raw and NXT  flagship shows on USA had not been re signed brought the stock all the way down to the $80 range.

WWE also proceeded to unload multiple entertainers from the company.

The company is still operated by former owner Vince McMahon as the CEO and creative  team headed by Triple HHH.

Since the sale NXT and RAW/Smackdown have had two pay per views one called NO MERCY that featured NXT entertainers  and the second called FASTLANE that included Raw and Smackdown entertainers.

There are rumors of Jade Gargill showing up at Fastlane and CM Punk possibly coming back to WWE.

The company is starting the road to Wrestle-Mania the company's biggest Pay Per View Event that happens in April 2024.

AEW (ALL ELITE WRESTLING)

This wrestling company is still growing and becoming a rival to the WWE, It is owned by Tony Khan who also bought out ROH ( RING OF HONOR), and rumors are swirling AEW may purchase NJPW (NEW JAPAN PRO WRESTLING).

AEW has just signed a deal with HBO MAX and is planning PAY PER VIEWS every 30 days.

The company currently has three shows Dynamite on Wednesdays on TBS, Rampage on Fridays, and Collision on Saturdays both on TNT,

The company just added a former WWE star named EDGE or Adam Copeland.

The AEW has added quite a few former WWE entertainers to the company and may offer some of the recent entertainers let go by the WWE an opportunity.

AEW continues to grow having many success stories with Pay Per Views and shows, however at times the viewership on some shows dip very low.