WWE (via TKO Group in 2025):

For the first half of 2025 (Q2 plus Q1), WWE’s segment—not including UFC or IMG—generated net income of $273.1 million in Q2 and had a cumulative adjusted EBITDA of $523.7million in the first six months .

That means, conservatively, WWE is in the black for YTD 2025 by a wide margin.


AEW:

As of now, there’s no officially reported YTD profit, but we do have some semi-informed guesstimates and projections:

AEW reportedly lost $77.5 million in 2024—a massive single-year loss .

Estimates for 2025 profits run somewhere between $61 million to $76 million, according to a post on Reddit referencing a Wrestling Observer Newsletter note .

Another projection suggests that, under the new media deal, AEW could swing to a modest $14 million profit in 2025 if everything else holds steady .
So: WWE is quite comfortably profitable YTD, whereas AEW is likely either marginally profitable or still working its way out of the red, depending on which estimate you believe. Safe to say WWE is ahead in the profit department.

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>WWE is facing legal heat after a Pennsylvania man filed a lawsuit claiming he suffered serious injuries from a slip-and-fall during a Monday Night RAW event in Columbus, Ohio earlier this year.

>According to a newly filed 19-page complaint, William Ricks says he slipped on “an unmarked puddle of a liquid or liquid-like substance that was not open and obvious” while walking near sections 207/208 during the April 22, 2024 show. The incident reportedly left him with “permanent pain and suffering,” although the exact injuries haven’t been detailed in the court filing.

>Ricks is suing WWE, the Columbus Sports Arena and Entertainment, Ohio State University (which owns the arena), and UMR, Inc.—a health insurance provider allegedly involved in covering some of his medical costs.

>The lawsuit accuses the first three parties of negligence, failure to warn, and vicarious liability, arguing they “owed the ticket-purchasing audience, of which Plaintiff was a member, a duty to maintain the Premises in a way that was free of any hazardous conditions.”

>UMR was included in the filing because Ricks “may have had medical assistance with or received payments from Defendant UMR for care and treatment rendered due to injuries sustained in the aforementioned accident.”

>So far, none of the defendants have issued a formal response to the lawsuit, which is currently in the hands of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, Eastern Division.

https://www.ringsidenews.com/wwe-sued-fan-claims-he-slipped-unmarked-puddle-monday-night-raw/

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Why Tony doesn't make his own X-Division champion? There's a lot of cruiserweight in his rosters both AEW and ROH as well a lot of CMLL talents that he's bring in. This at least give them something to do in undercard spots