Kemo
10-25-2023, 05:12 PM
WWE isn't messing around with their new headquarters and the company isn't afraid to lean into the puns.
The building opened its doors earlier this year and some new photos have surfaced as to what employees of TKO Holdings see every work day. The images show a massive portrait of Andre The Giant, a full-sized WWE ring and a "Snackdown" themed snack bar.
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The new headquarters is located at 707 Washington Blvd in Stamford, CT and covers around 712,000 square feet, over 600,000 more square footage than the original Titan Towers. It is also a little more conveniently located for anybody without a vehicle, behind right by a Stamford train station.
Along with a cafeteria, the new establishment has a gym and features banners from previous Premium Live Events along with old WWE Championships from yesteryear. The building also reportedly has a tribute display to The Undertaker, full of The Deadman's old relics and even an urn from the late Paul Bearer. WWE recently unveiled a new WWE Championship monument outside of the building.
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While employees can certainly be excited about the visual aesthetic regarding the new digs, they sadly lost a great deal of coworkers after the company officially merged with Endeavor to become TKO Holdings. Over 100 employees were let go from WWE, with UFC barely losing any of its employees.
Before the full move was made to WWE headquarters, employees had to deal with the hassle of shuttle traveling from building to building depending on what division they were working in.
The building opened its doors earlier this year and some new photos have surfaced as to what employees of TKO Holdings see every work day. The images show a massive portrait of Andre The Giant, a full-sized WWE ring and a "Snackdown" themed snack bar.
1716862453290549735
The new headquarters is located at 707 Washington Blvd in Stamford, CT and covers around 712,000 square feet, over 600,000 more square footage than the original Titan Towers. It is also a little more conveniently located for anybody without a vehicle, behind right by a Stamford train station.
Along with a cafeteria, the new establishment has a gym and features banners from previous Premium Live Events along with old WWE Championships from yesteryear. The building also reportedly has a tribute display to The Undertaker, full of The Deadman's old relics and even an urn from the late Paul Bearer. WWE recently unveiled a new WWE Championship monument outside of the building.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F8lMCxrWoAANpny?format=jpg&name=small
While employees can certainly be excited about the visual aesthetic regarding the new digs, they sadly lost a great deal of coworkers after the company officially merged with Endeavor to become TKO Holdings. Over 100 employees were let go from WWE, with UFC barely losing any of its employees.
Before the full move was made to WWE headquarters, employees had to deal with the hassle of shuttle traveling from building to building depending on what division they were working in.