It has been over a year since Vince McMahon stepped away from WWE, but it seems that the former WWE executive is seeking to re-integrate himself into the sports entertainment scene. According to WrestleNomics, McMahon has registered three new entities in his new investment and entertainment firm, 14TH & I.
As of September 2024, McMahon has officially registered three limited liability companies (LLCs) in Connecticut: "14TH & I Holdings LLC," "14TH & I Investments LLC," and "14TH & I Management LLC." Reports show that all three companies share the same central address in Stamford, Connecticut interestingly, where WWE headquarters is currently located. McMahon is listed as the managing member of 14TH & I Holdings LLC, which, according to WrestleNomics, is itself registered as a managing member of its Investments and Managements sister companies. Registering three separate business entities is likely a way for 14TH & I to keep certain business practices including but not limited to asset ownership, investment management, and day-to-day operations legally and financially independent of each other.
McMahon has also filed motions to register 14TH & I with the federal government. As of August 2024, McMahon's new company has filed trademark applications for both "14TH & I" (with spaces) and "14TH&I" (sans spaces). According to the United States Patent and Trademark office, 14TH & I's patent applications are live and under examination, and as of March 2025, a "non-final Office action" has been presented to 14TH & I, and is either a request for more information or an initial trademark refusal.
Brad Blum, a long-time McMahon ally and former WWE executive, is listed as the President of 14Th & I's 11-50 member operation, which is, according to 14TH & I's LinkedIn profile, a "private investment firm focused on the sports, media, and entertainment sectors." The company's name is a nod to WWE's former Washington D.C. headquarters, which were located on the corner of 14th and I Street.
Whether or not McMahon intends to re-enter the professional wrestling business specifically through 14TH & I is unclear, but it is unlikely that 14TH & I will seek to reassume WWE. McMahon seems to be largely separated from WWE and TKO after liquidating almost $1.5 billion in shares between November 2023 and April 2024, but the former chairman still owns 1.2 billion dollars' worth of shares about 4% of TKO, WWE's parent company. TKO is currently valued at more than $30 billion, with Endeavor possessing over 60% of those shares.
