WWE in talks with a $3 trillion company for another major expansion attempt - Reports (Exclusive)

WWE seems to have unstoppable momentum right now as the company is now expanding on all horizons, best represented by the rise of International Premium Live Events. In another big business move, the Sports Entertainment juggernaut is reportedly set to make another incredible expansion attempt.

On WrestleVotes Radio on Backstage Pass, JoeyVotes and TC reported that WWE was in talks with the $3 trillion tech giant Microsoft to open a line of Call of Duty Championships. The promotion would do so in an attempt to expand to the behemoth fanbase of millions upon millions.

JoeyVotes and TC remarked that it was another brilliant business move by WWE to have further outreach. The company is on a hot streak right now, and it's looking to keep that momentum alive.

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WWE is expanding SummerSlam in 2025 for the first time ever

Another major expansion that the Sports Entertainment leader underwent was the announcement of the first-ever two-night SummerSlam in 2025. While it was already revealed that SummerSlam would be a two-night affair in 2026 in Minneapolis, MetLife Stadium will be the place where the second-biggest PLEw of the calendar year will reach WrestleMania levels.

MetLife Stadium was the host of WrestleMania 29, which was headlined by John Cena vs. The Rock. It's hard to believe that it's been 11 years since the "Once in a Lifetime" clash became twice in a lifetime.

It will be interesting to see what the appetite will be for a two-night SummerSlam. There have been some fans online who seem a bit resistant to the idea, but in all likelihood, it will only turn SummerSlam into a spectacle and take it to a whole new level, which is clearly the company's intention.

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