-- Earlier today, conflicting reports emerged from two reliable sources about WWE possibly relocating their Performance Center from Orlando, FL to Las Vegas, NV.
-- The initial came from the WrestleVotes account, who reported that WWE held an employee meeting today at their headquarters in Stamford that was hosted by TKO executive Mark Shapiro and that the big news out of the session was that of the PC moving to Vegas in the near future. Not too long after that, Dave Meltzer and Bryan Alvarez of f4wonline.com both reported the same news.
-- However, a couple of hours later Sean Ross Sapp of fightfulselect.com reported that WWE has denied that the Performance Center is moving but that Shapiro only said that the company was looking at making Las Vegas a sports entertainment destination moving forward and that they would like to have a presence there without revealing details on what that presence would be and in what context.
-- After that report, f4wonline.com seemed to back down from their report, posting a correct, but WrestleVotes double downed and said that their source still claims that the initial report about the PC moving to Vegas is accurate, only that it won't happen overnight.
I’ve reached back out to the source after the follow up from @SeanRossSapp - they are still confident in our initial report about Vegas. I’m told also this is not an “overnight thing” and could take some time.
So in the end, time will tell. https://t.co/6rOxLSxVbS— WrestleVotes (@WrestleVotes) August 27, 2024
