Vince McMahon Sells $250 Million Worth Of TKO Stock

Vince McMahon has sold more of his shares in TKO Group Holdings, reducing his ownership stake in the parent company of WWE.

An SEC filing on Wednesday, June 4 revealed that Endeavor purchased 1,579,080 shares of Class A common stock from McMahon for $158.32 per share. The transaction was worth approximately $250 million.

Vince McMahon's shares in TKO Group Holdings have been up for sale since early 2024. The latest sale brings McMahon's ownership stake down to 6,442,325 shares, with Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics estimating McMahon now owns approximately 3.25 per cent of TKO. The largest shareholder in TKO is Endeavor with 61.72 per cent of the company's stock.

While still a major shareholder, McMahon is not involved in the day-to-day running of WWE or TKO following his resignation as TKO Executive Chairman in January 2024 after former WWE employee Janel Grant accused the 79-year-old of sex trafficking, sexual assault, and physical and emotional abuse. The lawsuit remains ongoing.

McMahon launched 14th & I, a sports, media, and entertainment investment firm in May 2025. There had also been rumours that he was interested in buying back WWE but those rumours were quickly dismissed.

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