Vince McMahon in the game again – ‘He can’t compete against WWE’: Is Vince McMahon ‘Back in the game’, as the reports suggest? Here is what WWE pundit Dave Meltzer say

While UFC President Dana White and WWE President Nick Khan will play an important role in this company, not much was announced. However, what attracted many attention was Alalshikh’s most recent praise by the former WWE chairman Vince McMahon, who described him as one of the greatest promoters of all time – an explanation that heated up speculation about McMahon’s participation in the project.

Dave Meltzer about McMahon’s possible role in boxing funding

In the latest episode of Wrestling Observer Radio, the experienced journalist Dave Meltzer spoke the comments from Alalshikh and how they led to speculation about McMahon’s future in the industry.

“I have already seen speculation that Vince McMahon is back in the game,” said Meltzer. “I don’t know. I mean … Vince wants to promote entertainment outside of entertainment. Not professional wrestling because he knows that he cannot compete against WWE … I don’t know, perhaps boxing. Maybe you will bring vinte to boxing. In this way it is not the wrestling (business). I don’t know.”

Meltzer also pointed out the deep relationships between McMahon and Alalshikh, which indicates that the former WWE chairman played a crucial role in the early phases of this new martial arts.

“It will be interesting. He is (Turki) one, I mean, vince and he have a very good relationship. Vince was the one who involved UFC, and TKO is involved in this matter before he was switched off,” said Meltzer. “Vince was the channel that was essentially brought together. And, you know, Nick Khan and everyone. So she is going.

Could Vince McMahon make a comeback in sports funding?

While McMahon is no longer officially involved with TKO after his departure, his influence on the industry remains undeniable. His role in the facilitating of important partnerships between TKO, UFC and Saudi investors raises questions about whether he could enter the world of sports funding again, the time is in boxing and not in professional wrestling.