Stephanie Mcmahon onlyf leaked on twitter, co-CEO of WWE videos

WWE, a major player in the world of professional wrestling, has recently undergone significant changes that are poised to reshape the industry. Stephanie McMahon, a prominent figure within the company, has provided insights into these developments.

The return of Vince McMahon, the visionary behind WWE, has ushered in a series of pivotal changes. These include the involvement of Paul Michael Levesque, known as Triple H, in recent trades and creative decisions, as well as the return of key figures from the wrestling world.

During this transformative period, Stephanie McMahon, along with her father Vince McMahon, once co-presidents and co-CEOs of WWE, made a candid announcement about her father’s departure from the company following his passing. They conveyed this news through social media, sharing their sentiments with the WWE community.

Stephanie’s words were filled with emotion, underscoring her deep appreciation for the role she had been entrusted with. She considered it an honor to assume the position of co-CEO and Chairman of the Board approximately eight months ago. She expressed gratitude for the opportunity to work alongside an exceptional leader and one of the greatest she had ever collaborated with as her co-CEO.

Vince McMahon continued to serve as the company’s president, overseeing executive decisions and contributing to strategic planning. With Nick and Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque assuming roles as content directors, Stephanie believed WWE was ideally positioned to continue producing groundbreaking creative content and delivering exceptional value to its audience.

Stephanie McMahon also outlined the company’s current trajectory and plans:

“WWE has reached a point where it has been decided for Vince to step down further from his official role,” she noted.

This transition occurred amid an ongoing investigation by the board into allegations of sexual misconduct.

With “Jeff” returning to WWE as a director, McMahon embarked on negotiations with various entities, including Comcast, Netflix, Fox, Disney, WBD, Amazon, Endeavor, Warner Bros., and Liberty Media. Initially, the plan was to finalize these deals by 2024 or mid-2023, aligning with the need for television contracts to be restructured to accommodate the new developments.