WWE co-CEO Stephanie McMahon and Nick Khan showed interest in getting into the complicated business of boxing. At a conference in Las Vegas, McMahon emphasized expanding the volume of her father’s venturing. She looks at boxing as the potential door by which she, along with Khan, could bring in an exciting idea.

Boxing offers the most chaotic business. Unlike other sports, there is no such one body that governs the entire circuit. Multiple belts and titles with a number of promoters create a cut-throat competition. It is not easy to survive in this business. McMahon’s family has already tried getting involved in the boxing business earlier but failed.

It’s not an organization that is reigned by one wing. The fighters have enormous power. Their hold on the business and their shares in the fight made it more complicated for the business moguls. So if someone tries to fix the system of boxing, fighters are not going to lose the power from their hands so easily. They want this terrible business to run this way.

McMahon’s claim that they would fix this entire sporting business seems nothing more than a fantasy.

For Nick Khan, boxing and horse racing are similar things. He is looking at these sports through the same window. He is motivated that his company would get involved in the boxing business since they have money and bring the scattered organization under one umbrella. But how?

When fans came across this new development on Twitter, they commented on it.

How did fans react to Stephanie McMahon and Nick Khan’s boxing idea?

A fan wrote, “WWE and boxing does not have a great history.”

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Another fan wrote, “Brawl for all.”

Another fan dubbed the entire terminology in one word.

“Yeah Vince built a monster”, BenniBMN commented on Reddit.

Another fan responded, “The Wrestling version of UFC”

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