Highlights

• McMahon and The Undertaker's rare interview in Saudi Arabia provided insight into their thoughts on the future of sports and entertainment, emphasizing the country's potential for hosting top-notch events.
• McMahon and Dana White now have a harmonious partnership, with McMahon highlighting their shared understanding of good business practices.
• The Undertaker expressed excitement for the merger between WWE and UFC under the TKO group, foreseeing opportunities for growth and global expansion.

In an unexpected and intriguing interview, WWE's Vince McMahon and legendary wrestler The Undertaker recently engaged in a rare interview in Saudi Arabia while attending the Tyson Fury vs. Francis Ngannou fight. The interview provided a glimpse into the minds of these wrestling icons and shed light on their thoughts about the evolving landscape of sports and entertainment, particularly in the context of their involvement in WWE and its partnerships.

It was an odd environment to see both in, especially considering Vince rarely does interviews and The Undertaker has previously not been one to stand and be asked a variety of questions while out in public. Still, it was fascinating the see the two friends hanging out, while also offering some evidence as to why Endeavor is about to ready to move on from Vince and give the reigns to Triple H.

When questioned about the future of sports and entertainment in Saudi Arabia, McMahon enthusiastically asserted that the region was indeed the future, emphasizing the superior aspects of sports and entertainment that the country was delving into. Unfortunately, he misnamed his own event Crown Jewel by calling it Crown Prince. McMahon expressed his belief that Saudi Arabia would soon host the best events in the world, showcasing a commitment to excellence that impressed both him and The Undertaker.

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Vince was then asked about the partnership between UFC and WWE, prodded by one of the interviews about his past rumored issues with Dana White. White, the president of the UFC, with whom McMahon had a history of banter and rivalry was now called a smart business person. McMahon clarified that they now worked together harmoniously, highlighting their shared understanding of good business practices. McMahon emphasized that successful businessmen find ways to collaborate effectively, indicating that their partnership was built on mutual respect and shared goals. When The Undertaker said the two men were a lot like each other, Vince quickly reminded The Deadman that he was the better business person.

The Undertaker was excited about the merger between WWE and UFC under the TKO group, foreseeing exciting opportunities for growth and global expansion. He playfully joked about getting good tickets to both UFC and WWE events, showcasing his enthusiasm for the collaboration.

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Looking ahead, McMahon revealed his excitement for the upcoming Crown Jewel event, a testament to WWE's continuous efforts to provide top-notch entertainment to its global fan base. As the conversation concluded, the WWE Universe was left, both with a sense of anticipation, but also the feeling that maybe Vince might not be pulling many strings in WWE these days. He was walking with a cane and seemed lost for a couple of answers.