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WWE Stock Reaches Highest Price Since 2019 Following Vince McMahon Retirement

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WWE Stock Reaches Highest Price Since 2019 Following Vince McMahon Retirement

The WWE stock price reaches highest total since 2019 on July 25 following Vince McMahon’s retirement announcement.

WWE stock closed at $71.81 on Monday, July 25. That number is up 8.44% from Friday’s closing number of $66.25.

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After the market closed on Friday, Vince McMahon announced his decision to retire at the age of 77. Stephanie McMahon and Nick Khan were named co-CEOs of WWE following the news.

On Monday, the company announced that Triple H would lead creative for the main roster moving forward.

The stock hit a high of $73.22 at 11:22AM EST.

Shares of WWE stock are up over 40% year to date. It’s the highest the stock has been since September 2019 when the price hit $73.65. In January 2022, the stock had dropped to $48.70.

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The previous high was just one month prior to the company’s move to FOX for SmackDown.

As previously noted, it was reported today that WWE filed a 8-K form stating that $14.6 million in payments made by Vince McMahon should have been recorded as company expenses.

For all further updates on Vince McMahon and the ongoing situation, click here.

For the last major update on the sexual misconduct allegations against Vince McMahon, click here.

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