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Nick Khan

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Sep 17, 2026

JesseHOST
40:45
Why? I can do a lot of things, but why am I doing them? Why, why are they doing it?
JD from New YorkHOST
40:50
Well, i- in my honest opinion, I, I think Ari Emanuel, Mark Shapiro, Nick Khan, and Triple H all hate Tony Khan.
JD from New YorkHOST
40:56
A- and I think they hate Tony Khan for the reasons that I think we've pretty much discussed for, for a while here, i- i- is that Tony Khan has single-handedly raised the market cap for what a pro wrestler should be earning.
JesseHOST
41:09
Bingo.
JD from New YorkHOST
44:56
He wants to pay the wrestlers what he feels they are worth based on their body of work.
JD from New YorkHOST
45:01
WWE hates that.
JD from New YorkHOST
45:02
Mark Shapiro, Ari Emanuel, Nick Khan, and all the fucking unnamed suits and ties on the board of directors there that we don't know of, we just know of the, the spotlighted names.
JD from New YorkHOST
45:12
Triple H, he's not on the board of directors, but he's that creative.
Eddie HearnGUEST
45:09
again, not going to start falling out of people.
Eddie HearnGUEST
45:10
Dana White is the guy, Nick Khan is the guy that have tried desperately to bring this fight to the US and not to stage this fight in the UK.
Eddie HearnGUEST
45:20
You've seen his comment.
Eddie HearnGUEST
45:21
Dana White does not want this fight in the UK.
Simon MillerHOST
0:32
Now given what did happen to Vincent McMahon after a bunch of documents were leaked about his personal life, many people sat there and stared off into the distance [laughs] and said, "Well, clearly this came from within the WWE," meaning it would be somewhat of a conspiracy theory.
Simon MillerHOST
0:44
WWE president Nick Khan was the first guy to be thrown in there, 'cause he was signed to WWE in 2020, and when Vincent McMahon exited stage left in 2022, well he benefited from this, because he became the co-CEO.
Simon MillerHOST
0:55
So of course, straight away, what did the internet do? [laughs] "I'm onto something here.
Simon MillerHOST
1:00
It was probably Nick Khan." As always, there's no facts to any of these, it's just something somebody made up in their brains.
Simon MillerHOST
1:05
Stephanie McMahon was also referenced, because after she was the other co-CEO, she left that job in 2023 when Vincent McMahon came back to the chair.
Simon MillerHOST
1:13
Once again, that allowed people to go, "Well, clearly she tried to instigate this and it all went bad." Now actually, you can go and read a bunch of documents, I suppose, that were released during the trial, or the pre-trial, that said Stephanie actually didn't want Vincent McMahon to sell the company.
JD from New YorkHOST
49:02
So I trust his judgment, so I may not even go back and watch it if that was all that it was.
JD from New YorkHOST
49:07
Uh, Nick Khan.
JD from New YorkHOST
49:08
We talked about Nick Khan.
JD from New YorkHOST
49:09
Zuffa Boxing was the synergy with TripleMania in Las Vegas, and Nick Khan had some things to say this past weekend.
JD from New YorkHOST
49:18
Jason, do you, do you know that Nick Khan made a big claim about Triple H and the writing team, saying that this is the best creative in all of pro wrestling?
Jason SolomonHOST
49:27
Um, uh, my response-
JD from New YorkHOST
49:28
[laughs]
Jason SolomonHOST
49:46
If it's true, it doesn't mean that the creative is great.
JD from New YorkHOST
5:41
Night 2 was in Mexico City, same arena as Monday Night Raw was tonight.
JD from New YorkHOST
5:46
Night 1 was in Las Vegas, and the only reason why they were in Las Vegas is because they had Triple A piggyback off of Nick Khan's Zuffa boxing, which nobody gives a shit about.
JD from New YorkHOST
5:56
And I really hope that they stop cross-promoting Zuffa boxing with this audience because I can guarantee you this audience doesn't give a shit about Zuffa boxing, and the Las Vegas environment and the wrestling crowd in Las Vegas is one of the worst in the United States from what I hear.
JD from New YorkHOST
6:14
You guys didn't really show up and show out for night one of TripleMania, just like they did not show up and show out for WrestleMania two years in a row.

9 MINS LATER

JD from New YorkHOST
15:10
There's been a lot of negative.
JD from New YorkHOST
15:11
There's been a lot of downs.
JD from New YorkHOST
15:13
Nick Khan was recently quoted saying that WWE's got the best creative in all pro wrestling.
JD from New YorkHOST
15:18
I don't know where the fuck he's getting that from, but they are far from the best creative in professional wrestling.
JD from New YorkHOST
6:22
And I will say this in closing.
JD from New YorkHOST
6:23
After last night, if Nick Khan and Triple H and TKO are not thinking about doing a WrestleMania at Azteca Stadium in Mexico at some point in the future, I don't know what's going on.
Jonathan CoachmanHOST
6:36
That would be amazing.
JD from New YorkHOST
6:37
87,000 people at WrestleMania would be Azteca Stadium.

30 MINS LATER

JD from New YorkHOST
36:45
I mean, the, the whole reason why we watch Triple A and TripleMania is because we wanna be engulfed in the whole environment that is Mexico City.
JD from New YorkHOST
36:53
I don't understand, Coach, why they needed to run two nights here and one of them be in Las Vegas.
JD from New YorkHOST
37:00
And I think a lot of that has to do with the tie-in to Zuffa Boxing, and Nick Khan and his executive buddies, and they wanted, uh, that synergy.
JD from New YorkHOST
37:08
He loves that word, synergy, between the-
Nate WilcoxGUEST
19:21
In 2023, he buys the WWE.
Nate WilcoxGUEST
19:24
And it comes out in a court case that there is reason to believe that he and Nick Khan, who's now a TKO board member, who's one of the two main front men for Zufa Boxing, their attempt to monopolize boxing the way they've monopsonized MMA and practically monopolized pro wrestling with WWE.
Nate WilcoxGUEST
19:42
I mean, Vince McMahon did the hard work on that.
Nate WilcoxGUEST
19:45
But they set up Vince McMahon, dude.
SamHOST
14:30
I can neither confirm or deny that Paul Levesque was behind the arson attack of that warehouse.
SamHOST
14:36
No, it was Nick Khan.
SamHOST
14:41
If
ReardonHOST
14:41
we can't have WrestleMania,
Sonny KaneHOST
38:40
And that's why I hear you talk about on Weekly Pedigreed a lot, so.
MattyHOST
38:44
The thing with WWE for me, and I spoke to you about this behind the camera, is the thing that Nick Khan said, um, in a, a interview he had this week was he doesn't think fans online have a voice.
MattyHOST
39:05
They shouldn't have a voice.
MattyHOST
39:06
It's all re- reactive or whatever he said.
Ariel HelwaniHOST
56:20
In fact, he said it on our show he didn't wanna sign with Zuffa.
Ariel HelwaniHOST
56:23
You see at the press conference on Thursday, Dana White doing the face-off and then saying, "Wait, we have to do one with the WBC belt." And here comes Mauricio Sulaiman, who, you know, back and forth, Dana White, Mauricio Sulaiman, Nick Khan.
Ariel HelwaniHOST
56:36
Mauricio Sulaiman wasn't treated well a year ago.
Ariel HelwaniHOST
56:38
Ca- Canelo-Crawford, now he's being put into the spot there, holding the belt in the ring afterwards.

25 MINS LATER

Ariel HelwaniHOST
81:51
They're not getting the same sort of glow that, uh, you know, the, the, um, the previous events in Saudi Arabia, uh, received because it's like, oh, live from Saudi.
Ariel HelwaniHOST
82:05
I think what the Saudis have always wanted was to be linked with the absolute biggest and best in American sport and entertainment, right? I think that's what they always really wanted.
Ariel HelwaniHOST
82:15
And so now here's Turkey and them being linked to Ari Emanuel, Mark Shapiro, Nick Khan, Dana White.
Ariel HelwaniHOST
82:22
That's the biggest and best in sport and entertainment.

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