Sat May 31 07:40:00 UTC 2025: **News Article:**

**Vince McMahon’s New Firm Sparks Speculation Amidst WWE Distance**

**Stamford, CT** – Over a year after his departure from WWE, Vince McMahon is making moves that have the sports and entertainment world buzzing. The former WWE chairman has officially registered three new limited liability companies (LLCs) under his investment and entertainment firm, 14TH & I.

The entities, 14TH & I Holdings LLC, 14TH & I Investments LLC, and 14TH & I Management LLC, were registered in Connecticut in September 2024, sharing an address in Stamford, not far from WWE headquarters. McMahon is listed as the managing member of 14TH & I Holdings LLC, which is registered as a managing member of its sister companies. This structure allows for legal and financial independence between asset ownership, investment management, and day-to-day operations.

McMahon has also filed trademark applications for both “14TH & I” and “14TH&I” with the federal government. These applications are currently under examination, and the United States Patent and Trademark Office has requested additional information.

Brad Blum, a former WWE executive and long-time McMahon associate, is the President of 14TH & I, which describes itself on LinkedIn as a private investment firm focused on the sports, media, and entertainment sectors, employing between 11-50 people. The company’s name is a reference to WWE’s former headquarters in Washington D.C., which was located at the intersection of 14th and I Street.

While the exact intentions of 14TH & I remain unclear, speculation is rife whether this signals a potential return to professional wrestling for McMahon. However, analysts believe that 14TH & I is unlikely to take over WWE, especially after McMahon liquidated nearly $1.5 billion in shares of TKO Group Holdings (WWE’s parent company) between November 2023 and April 2024. While he still holds about 4% of TKO, valued at over $1.2 billion, Endeavor currently owns over 60% of TKO, which boasts a total valuation exceeding $30 billion.

The moves by McMahon and 14TH & I are being closely watched, leaving the wrestling community to speculate on the implications for the future of sports entertainment.

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