Two long-tenured veterans of the Stamford-based company have resigned from their current posts. It was earlier reported that Adam Hopkins, Vice President of Communications, who was part of the company for more than 25 years, had left the promotion.
As per a report by PWInsider, Stefanie Fiondella, Vice President of Communications, also exited the company last week. She was with WWE from 2014-2019 and returned in April 2021.
Perhaps the biggest shocker of them all was former co-CEO Stephanie McMahon’s departure from the Stamford-based promotion.
It remains to be further seen how many more dismissals and resignations will take place in the coming months as the company goes through the busiest time of its calendar year.
You can read more about Vince McMahon breaking a promise upon his WWE return here.
Vince McMahon doesn’t need anybody else’s approval to sell WWE if he wants
In a recent SEC filing, it was reported that Vince McMahon holds the sole power to put the company on sale if he wanted to, without the approval of other stockholders.
WWE’s Executive Chairman has been the most important name to catapult the promotion into the status it is in today.
The mainstream popularity and the fact that it still remains the global juggernaut company of all wrestling promotions in the world gives McMahon the right to do what he wants.
It remains to be seen what the 77-year-old has in mind for the sale of the company, his position, and the overall changes that come with it, be it in the product or internally.
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