Lesnar showed up on the VIP Lounge and actually accepted Omos' challenge for a match at WrestleMania 39. Many thought this was a swerve or a setup of some kind, but it looks like the showdown will take place at the Show of Shows. Many fans nervously suggested that perhaps McMahon had well and truly ousted Triple H from his role in WWE Creative. You can breathe, because he hasn't.
However, it must be said that the WWE Universe's fears were genuine, because Lesnar vs. Omos is not a match most people want to see at WrestleMania. The Beast is a special attraction and is expected to fight top names in the business. As imposing and powerful as Omos is, he is no Gunther or Bobby Lashley.
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Brock Lesnar vs. Omos looks and sounds like something Vince McMahon would have booked. One can only hope that HHH has something great planned for this feud.
Vince McMahon's wish to sell WWE
Vince McMahon looking to sell WWE for $9 Billion.
Vince McMahon returned to WWE after stepping down in 2022. He assumed the position of Executive Chairman to reportedly oversee a sale of the company he has been associated with for decades.
McMahon has never entertained the idea of selling WWE, but 2023 sees him as open to the idea. According to reports, he has fixed the selling price at an eye-widening $9 billion. It should attract the attention of some wealthy investors, who will be buying the biggest wrestling promotion in the world should they decide to open their wallets.
While we don't expect major changes to the product if a sale were to go through, it's a whole other ballgame on the financial front. Share prices increased massively following the former CEO's return to the company. If he ends up selling his empire, a similar situation could be upon us. Moreover, WWE will no longer be a publically-traded company that allows fans to buy its stocks.
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