WWE’s move away from Titan Towers signals the end of an era, but the new headquarters is certainly impressive.
Since 1991, WWE has resided in its iconic Titan Towers location in Stamfort, CT. However, in 2019, the company announced that they would be moving just two miles west, taking residence in a new 415,000 square foot space. While the move was originally targeted for late 2022, delays arose due to the COVID-19 pandemic as well as other factors.
Now, Rob Aurelio has shared photos of the new headquarters on social media, and the new space is definitely an impressive one. One photo shares artwork featuring legendary WWE Hall of Famer Andre the Giant, and another shows a massive wrestling ring surrounded by photos of performers from the company’s past and present. A third photo shows the cleverly named SnackDown food court, complete with a SmackDown-inspired logo.
The photos on Aurelio’s social media can be viewed below.
I'm loving the new @WWE headquarters. 🙏🏽🙌🏽 🔥 pic.twitter.com/00XNjHIgxE
— Rob Aurelio (@RobAurelius) October 24, 2023
WWE Is Now Part Of TKO Group Holdings
Back in January, Vince McMahon announced that he was electing himself back to the WWE Board of Directors in order to facilitate a sale of the company. His announcement came just months after he announced his retirement amidst an investigation into alleged sexual misconduct and hush money payments.
The day after WrestleMania 39, it was announced that the sports entertainment giant would be merging with UFC in order to form a new $21+ billion corporation under parent company Endeavor. Endeavor head Ari Emanuel serves as CEO of the new corporation, while Vince McMahon remains Executive Chairman of the Board. Dana White and Nick Khan serve as UFC and WWE Presidents respectively.
The merger between the companies was completed on September 12th, and TKO Group Holdings began trading on the New York Stock Exchange immediately.