The upcoming presentation is a two-man power trip of wrestling podcast production. Thank you. I'm not. I'm and Hello and welcome to episode number three of the Business of the Business Podcast.

I am your co-host, J.P. John Paz, from the two-man power trip of wrestling. And of course, I am joined by

the man the myth, the icon. He is from Trump mania. He is Mr. Lavi Marglin. How you doing today, Lavi?

I'm doing great. I'm really excited about this episode. You know, it keeps growing. I found some

great info over the last week

in data. And not that we set a rule, but we're actually going to start out with WWE today.

Not something people have talked about much, so we're not going to go into the ratings or the

quarterly reports, but something that I think you all will find really fascinating.

And I love that everybody has interest in this sector of the wrestling business,

the quote-unquote business of the business.

And like we said, it's not going to be too much WB stuff,

but today it's going to kind of go in that direction just because of this big announcement

that was just made by Nick Con and by WW.

And it's just one of those things where we're going to have to delve a little bit into

WB, even though technically we don't do it too much and we're not going to do it too much.

So, Lavi, what is the WWE talent management group?

I know they posted a thing on LinkedIn saying they are very excited to launch it, but what is the

new talent management group?

So officially, the way they announced it says, our talent management group will lead the brand development initiatives for our top TV and social media personalities within

WWE, from digital and social media marketing to collaborating with

internal and external partners to drive new opportunities. The talent brand manager, director,

will elevate our superstar brands to the next level. So when you go into the job listings,

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