wrestling / News
WWE Reportedly Taking Over Talents’ Twitch Accounts in Four Weeks
Image Credit: WWE
The ongoing saga regarding WWE and third-party platforms has continued, with a report that WWE is taking over talents’ Twitch accounts in four weeks. Wrestling Inc reports that Vince McMahon sent talent an email this week reminding them that they have until Friday to sever unauthorized relationships with third-party platforms, and that talent was told this week that WWE would be taking control of their Twitch accounts. The site states that WWE will own the accounts and talent will receive a percentage of revenue, which counts against their downside guarantees.
As previously reported, WWE clarified their initial edict to say that talent could maintain Twitch and YouTube accounts but they had to be under their real names and would need to inform WWE of said edicts. The initial reports caused a lot of criticism from people, with even former Presidential candidate Andrew Yang weighing in.
WWE has yet to comment on the new report.
More Trending Stories
- Kenny Omega On How He’s Feeling Heading Into AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door
- Cody Rhodes Admits He Had an Outburst Backstage at WrestleMania 42
- Tony Khan Addresses Work Visa Issues Altering Plans for Forbidden Door, Streaming Indie Events on MyAEW During All In Weekend
- CM Punk Recalls Incident With Chris Jericho and Brazilian Flag at a WWE Live Event in Sao Paulo