Old WWE Headquarters is broken into; startling footage emerges
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Old WWE Headquarters is broken into; startling footage emerges

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The old WWE headquarters was recently broken into. New footage emerged from the break in.

WWE’s current headquarters is located in Stamford, Connecticut. The sports entertainment juggernaut shifted base in 2023 from its previous HQ called Titan Towers which was also located in Stamford. The infamous Titan Towers was built in 1981 and served as World Wrestling Entertainment’s headquarteres from 1991 until 2023. The building was sold in 2025 for redevelopment into appartments.

Footage emerged on TikTok that showed a group of people break into Titan Towers. They toured the entire building and office spaces. They even held some of the framed pictures in their hands and looked at one of the company’s magazines which featured Brock Lesnar. All the people were wearing masks, so their identities were hidden.

WWE recently called an emergency meeting regarding WrestleMania issue

WrestleMania is WWE’s biggest PLE of the year. This year’s show will take place in Las Vegas and will feature CM Punk and Roman Reigns who are expected to compete for the World Heavyweight Championship in the main event. Like previous years, this year’s show will also be spread across two nights and will feature a stacked lineup of matches. However, the company faces a major problem regarding its ticket sales just weeks before WrestleMania 42. A big reason for this could be the insanely high ticket prices.

According to WrestleVotes Radio on Fightful Select, World Wrestling Entertainment held a multi-departmental meeting a few days ago to address the poor ticket sales for WrestleMania. It is also reported that several departments have been tasked with implementing different promotions and strategies to boost ticket sales.

However, it doesn’t look like the company is going to cut ticket prices for now. Another major problem that could be affecting ticket sales is the poor booking decisions. The Stamford-based promotion’s booking has come under scrutiny from fans and critics in recent weeks since many people are not happy with the current product.