Yes Again: Another Top WWE Executive Leaving Company

One more. There have been all kinds of changes on the top of WWE as the company has seen several executives come and go. This has included behind the scenes names as well as some of the most prominent names in all of the company. The changes have led to all kinds of changes in WWE and now another big time name is on his way out, though it’s not quite the same.

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According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, WWE Chief Operation Officer (COO) Brad Blum has resigned from the company as of May 1, though according to PWInsider.com, there is no word on when he will officially be leaving. Blum is said to have left on his own and was not fired or let go. He has been with WWE since 2006 and was promoted to COO last year following the Endeavor merger. Blue is considered a “McMahon Guy”, leading to sources wondering if he will be working with Vince McMahon when McMahon launches some kind of new endeavor.

A lot of people have left the company over the years. Check out some of the higher profile departures:

Opinion: This isn’t quite the same as someone being fired or thrown out, but it is another top leadership role needing to be filled. Blum may be going to work for McMahon down the line, but for now WWE is going to need to find someone to take his place. It should also be interesting to see where WWE goes with all of these new people in charge, as the company is having quite the success across the board no matter what they do.

What does this mean for WWE? What will McMahon do next? Let us know in the comments below.

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