Linda McMahon continues to be a top donor to Trump super PACs. She’ll speak at the RNC on Thursday.

Linda McMahon will speak Thursday at the Republican National Convention. She has continued to be one of the biggest contributors to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s political action committees, including two contributions totaling $10 million to the Make America Great Again, Inc. PAC, according to public Federal Election Commission records.

McMahon is only outranked by banking heir Timothy Mellon as the top contributor to the PAC.

McMahon’s contributions were made in December and March, respectively. She gave an additional $814,600 in March to another Trump-associated PAC, the Trump 47 Committee. She’s given roughly $100,000 this election season to various other committees to support Republican candidates.

In 2020, McMahon donated nearly $13 million to America First Action, the PAC she serves on as the chair, which supports Trump’s political campaigns.

Linda McMahon has donated over $40 million to political campaigns, mostly since 2014
Source: fec.gov
CommitteeTotal contributionsReport year
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN INC.$5,000,0002024
TRUMP 47 COMMITTEE, INC.$814,6002024
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE$165,2002024
GOP WINNING WOMEN 2024$41,3002024
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, INC.$10,0002024
HOGAN FOR MARYLAND INC.$6,6002024
WFW ACTION FUND, INC.$5,0002024
SAVE AMERICA$5,0002024
KEAN VICTORY FUND$5,0002024
TKJ PAC$5,0002024
MCGUIRE FOR VIRGINIA$3,3002024
GEORGE LOGAN FOR CONGRESS$3,3002024
NANCY DAHLSTROM FOR ALASKA$3,3002024
TONY GONZALES FOR CONGRESS$3,3002024
LESLIE FOR WASHINGTON$3,3002024
LAURIE BUCKHOUT FOR CONGRESS$3,3002024
DONALD J. TRUMP FOR PRESIDENT 2024, INC.$3,3002024
ESPOSITO FOR CONGRESS$3,3002024
MAX MILLER VICTORY$3,3002024
MAZI FOR CONGRESS$3,3002024
MAX MILLER FOR CONGRESS$3,3002024
TIM SHEEHY FOR MONTANA$1352024
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN INC.$5,250,0002023
NRSC$50,0002023
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE$50,0002023
TED CRUZ VICTORY FUND$21,6002023
GOP WINNING WOMEN 2024$15,0002023
COTTON VICTORY$11,6002023
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF TEXAS$10,0002023
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, INC.$10,0002023
DEB FISCHER FOR US SENATE$6,6002023
DESPOSITO FOR NEW YORK$6,6002023
KIGGANS FOR CONGRESS$6,6002023
LALOTA FOR CONGRESS$6,6002023
TEXANS FOR SENATOR JOHN CORNYN INC.$6,6002023
JOHN JAMES FOR CONGRESS, INC.$6,6002023
KARI LAKE FOR SENATE$6,6002023
EMMER VICTORY COMMITTEE DBA REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL VICTORY COMMITTEE$5,0002023
JOBS, FREEDOM, AND SECURITY PAC$5,0002023
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FUND$5,0002023
FRIENDS OF KENNEDY$5,0002023
WFW ACTION FUND, INC.$5,0002023
MICHELLE STEEL FOR CONGRESS$4,3002023
SALAZAR FOR CONGRESS$4,3002023
ASHLEY HINSON FOR CONGRESS$4,3002023
LORI CHAVEZ-DEREMER FOR CONGRESS$4,3002023
FRIENDS OF DAVE MCCORMICK$3,4352023
JAKE ELLZEY FOR CONGRESS$3,3002023
BRANDON FOR CONGRESS NY22$3,3002023
GARBARINO FOR CONGRESS$3,3002023
WICKER FOR SENATE$3,3002023
BANKS FOR SENATE$3,3002023
COTTON FOR SENATE, INC.$3,3002023
EMMER FOR CONGRESS$3,3002023
CRAMER FOR SENATE$3,3002023
TED CRUZ FOR SENATE$3,3002023
DANIEL WEBSTER FOR CONGRESS$3,3002023
MONICA FOR CONGRESS$3,3002023
LAWLER FOR CONGRESS, INC.$3,3002023
PETE RICKETTS FOR SENATE$3,3002023
TIM SHEEHY FOR MONTANA$3,3002023
DON BACON FOR CONGRESS$3,3002023
VALADAO FOR CONGRESS$3,3002023
RICK SCOTT FOR FLORIDA$3,3002023
FRIENDS OF JOHN BARRASSO$3,3002023
SAM BROWN FOR NEVADA$3,3002023
IOWANS FOR ZACH NUNN$3,3002023
GO WITH CHUCK GOODRICH, INC.$3,3002023
JOHN DUARTE FOR CONGRESS$3,3002023
MIKE BOST FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE$3,3002023
MIKE GARCIA FOR CONGRESS$3,3002023
WENDY DAVIS FOR CONGRESS$3,3002023
CELESTE FOR CONGRESS$3,3002023
MARC FOR US INC.$3,3002023
YOUNG KIM FOR CONGRESS$3,3002023
KEAN FOR CONGRESS INC$3,3002023
KEN CALVERT FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE$3,3002023
JOHN KENNEDY FOR US$1,7002023
NANCY MACE FOR CONGRESS$1,0002023
ASHLEY HINSON VICTORY COMMITTEE$1,0002023
SENATE LEADERSHIP FUND$250,0002022
NRCC$50,0002022
NRSC$50,0002022
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE$50,0002022
CONNECTICUT PATRIOTS PAC$37,5002022
WFW ACTION FUND, INC.$25,0002022
CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP FUND$25,0002022
COMMON SENSE FOR CONNECTICUT$25,0002022
FRIENDS OF GOP WINNING WOMEN 2022$23,2002022
SENATE GOP WINNING WOMEN VICTORY COMMITTEE$11,6002022
GOP WINNING WOMEN-TEXAS$11,6002022
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN PARTY$10,0002022
LEORA LEVY FOR U.S. SENATE, INC.$5,8002022
JOHN JAMES FOR CONGRESS, INC.$5,8002022
WINNING FOR WOMEN, INC. PAC$5,0002022
SCHELLER FOR CONGRESS, INC.$2,9002022
VIRGINIA FOXX FOR CONGRESS$2,9002022
SMILEY FOR WASHINGTON INC.$2,9002022
GREG PENCE FOR CONGRESS$2,9002022
COMMITTEE TO ELECT JENNIFER-RUTH GREEN$2,9002022
HOUCHIN FOR CONGRESS$2,9002022
DAN CRENSHAW FOR CONGRESS$2,9002022
JAYME STEVENSON FOR CONGRESS$2,9002022
TED BUDD FOR SENATE$2,9002022
JEREMY FOR GEORGIA$2,9002022
CASSY FOR CONGRESS$2,9002022
BRITT FOR ALABAMA INC$2,9002022
RON JOHNSON FOR SENATE, INC.$2,9002022
SCALISE FOR CONGRESS$2,9002022
KEAN FOR CONGRESS INC$2,9002022
SCHMITT FOR SENATE$2,9002022
LAXALT FOR SENATE$2,9002022
DAVE MCCORMICK FOR US SENATE$2,9002022
BECKER FOR CONGRESS$2,9002022
TANYA FOR ARIZONA$2,9002022
MADISON FOR CONGRESS$2,9002022
THE PAT HARRIGAN COMMITTEE$2,9002022
BLAKE MASTERS FOR SENATE$2,9002022
DOCTOR OZ FOR SENATE$2,9002022
BOOZMAN FOR ARKANSAS$2,9002022
REGAN4CONGRESS$2,9002022
KEVIN MCCARTHY FOR CONGRESS$2,9002022
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FUND: STATE AND LOCAL$2,5002022
LORI CHAVEZ-DEREMER FOR CONGRESS$12022
ANN WAGNER FOR CONGRESS-$2,9002022
MAYRA FLORES FOR CONGRESS-$2,9002022
GOP WINNING WOMEN$58,0002021
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE$50,0002021
WINNING WOMEN VICTORY COMMITTEE 2022$11,6002021
TIM SCOTT VICTORY FUND$10,8002021
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN PARTY$10,0002021
ELISE FOR CONGRESS$5,8002021
MARCO RUBIO FOR SENATE$5,8002021
GEORGE LOGAN FOR CONGRESS$5,8002021
HAWKEYE FUND$5,8002021
TOMORROW IS MEANINGFUL PAC$5,0002021
ESTHER FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
NICOLE FOR NEW YORK$2,9002021
MONICA FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
JAIME FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
SALAZAR FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
BETH VAN DUYNE FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
MILLER-MEEKS FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
BICE FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
NANCY MACE FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
JULIA LETLOW FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
HARRISON FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
KIGGANS FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
TIM SCOTT FOR SENATE$2,9002021
GRASSLEY COMMITTEE, INC.$2,9002021
MICHELLE STEEL FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
JANE TIMKEN FOR OHIO$2,9002021
YOUNG KIM FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
ASHLEY HINSON FOR CONGRESS$2,9002021
JOHN KENNEDY FOR US$2,9002021
AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC.$12,915,7172020
SENATE LEADERSHIP FUND$1,750,0002020
SECURITY IS STRENGTH PAC$100,0002020
NRSC$50,0002020
IOWA VALUES ACTION$50,0002020
GOP SENATE VICTORY 2020$14,0002020
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN PARTY$10,0002020
SAVE THE US SENATE PAC$10,0002020
SULLIVAN FOR CONGRESS$5,6002020
TEXANS FOR SENATOR JOHN CORNYN INC.$5,6002020
JONI FOR IOWA$5,6002020
YOUNG FOR IOWA, INC.$5,6002020
FIGHT FOR CONNECTICUT$5,0002020
STEVE DAINES FOR MONTANA$2,8002020
MARCHANT FOR CONGRESS$2,8002020
KEAN FOR CONGRESS INC$2,8002020
MCSALLY FOR SENATE INC$2,8002020
AMERICANS FOR PARNELL COMMITTEE$2,8002020
CORY GARDNER FOR SENATE$2,8002020
STREICKER FOR CONGRESS, INC.$2,8002020
PERDUE FOR SENATE$2,8002020
TEAM GRAHAM, INC.$2,8002020
ESTHER FOR CONGRESS$2,8002020
THOM TILLIS COMMITTEE$2,8002020
TUBERVILLE FOR SENATE, INC.$2,8002020
KANSANS FOR MARSHALL$2,8002020
MCCONNELL SENATE COMMITTEE$2,8002020
MARY FAY 4 CONGRESS$2,8002020
LEADERSHIP CONNECTICUT PAC$1,0002020
AMERICA FIRST ACTION, INC.$2,747,7262019
TRUMP VICTORY$360,6002019
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE$142,0002019
TAKE BACK THE HOUSE 2020$50,0002019
NRCC$39,4002019
NRSC$10,0002019
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN PARTY$10,0002019
ELISE VICTORY FUND$5,6002019
DONALD J. TRUMP FOR PRESIDENT, INC.$5,6002019
MAJORITY COMMITTEE PAC–MC PAC$5,0002019
LEADERSHIP CONNECTICUT PAC$5,0002019
ELISE FOR CONGRESS$2,8002019
KEVIN MCCARTHY FOR CONGRESS$2,8002019
COLLINS FOR SENATOR$2,8002019
RODIMER FOR CONGRESS$2,8002019
HARRY FOR CT INC.$2,7002018
MCSALLY FOR CONGRESS$2,7002017
REBUILDING AMERICA NOW$1,000,0002016
FUTURE45$1,000,0002016
ESAFUND$750,0002016
SENATE LEADERSHIP FUND$500,0002016
CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP FUND$250,0002016
FIGHTING FOR OHIO FUND$250,0002016
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE$133,6002016
INDEPENDENT VOICE FOR ILLINOIS PAC$100,0002016
TEAM RYAN$51,1002016
AMERICA LEADS$50,0002016
NRCC$43,4002016
WINNING WOMEN VICTORY COMMITTEE$10,8002016
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN PARTY$10,0002016
CLAY COPE FOR CONGRESS$8,1002016
ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN PARTY$7,5002016
SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN PARTY$7,5002016
TENNESSEE REPUBLICAN PARTY FEDERAL ELECTION ACCOUNT$7,5002016
REPUBLICAN FEDERAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA$7,5002016
NORTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN PARTY$7,5002016
NY REPUBLICAN FEDERAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE$7,5002016
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF VIRGINIA INC$7,5002016
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE$7,5002016
NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN PARTY$7,5002016
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY FEDERAL ACCT$7,2222016
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF ARKANSAS$7,2222016
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF MINNESOTA – FEDERAL$5,8302016
GRASSLEY HAWKEYE FUND$5,4002016
FRIENDS OF ROY BLUNT$5,4002016
DARLENE MILLER FOR CONGRESS$5,4002016
MCMORRIS RODGERS AMERICAN DREAM PROJECT; THE$5,0002016
PROSPERITY ACTION INC.$5,0002016
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN PARTY$5,0002016
CMR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE$5,0002016
FASO VICTORY COMMITTEE$5,0002016
WIN IN 2016$5,0002016
THE HAWKEYE PAC$2,7002016
FASO FOR CONGRESS$2,7002016
GRASSLEY COMMITTEE INC$2,7002016
RICH ASHOOH COMMITTEE$2,7002016
CARTER 2016$2,7002016
RUSSELL TAUB FOR CONGRESS, INC$2,7002016
RAND PAUL FOR US SENATE $2,7002016
RYAN FOR CONGRESS, INC.$2,7002016
LIZ CHENEY FOR WYOMING$2,7002016
DON BACON FOR CONGRESS$2,7002016
PORTMAN VICTORY COMMITTEE$2,0002016
ALABAMA REPUBLICAN PARTY$1,9482016
WYOMING REPUBLICAN PARTY, INC.$1,9482016
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA$1,9482016
OHIO REPUBLICAN PARTY STATE CENTRAL & EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE$1,9002016
WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN PARTY, INC.$1,6702016
MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICAN PARTY$1,6702016
TENNEY FOR CONGRESS$1,0002016
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE-FEDERAL$2782016
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF WISCONSIN$2782016
AMERICA LEADS$500,0002015
ESAFUND$250,0002015
FUTURE45$200,0002015
NRCC$123,0002015
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE$100,7002015
BOEHNER FOR SPEAKER$100,0002015
FIGHTING FOR OHIO FUND$100,0002015
ARIZONA GRASSROOTS ACTION PAC$50,0002015
NRSC$33,4002015
WINNING WOMEN 2016$21,8002015
AMERICANS UNITED FOR FREEDOM$16,2002015
SHABAN FOR CONGRESS$10,8002015
KELLY VICTORY FUND$10,4002015
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN PARTY$10,0002015
CONSERVATIVE, AUTHENTIC, RESPONSIVE LEADERSHIP FOR YOU AND FOR AMERICA$10,0002015
LISA MURKOWSKI FOR US SENATE$5,4002015
COMSTOCK FOR CONGRESS$5,4002015
FRIENDS OF TODD YOUNG, INC.$5,4002015
CATHY MCMORRIS RODGERS FOR CONGRESS$5,4002015
LEADERSHIP CONNECTICUT PAC$5,0002015
FREEDOM PROJECT; THE$5,0002015
LEADERSHIP MATTERS FOR AMERICA PAC, INC.$5,0002015
KEEP ELECTED LEADERS LISTENING TO YOU PAC$5,0002015
THE RICHARD BURR COMMITTEE$2,7002015
JEB 2016, INC.$2,7002015
MCSALLY FOR CONGRESS$2,7002015
KASICH FOR AMERICA INC$2,7002015
RON JOHNSON FOR SENATE INC$2,7002015
CARLY FOR PRESIDENT$2,7002015
MARCO RUBIO FOR PRESIDENT$2,7002015
ERNST VICTORY$2,7002015
CHRIS CHRISTIE FOR PRESIDENT INC$2,7002015
KIRK FOR SENATE$2,7002015
AUGUST WOLF FOR SENATE$2,7002015
COTTON FOR SENATE$2,7002015
ELISE FOR CONGRESS$2,7002015
FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER$2,7002015
JONI FOR IOWA$2,7002015
FRIENDS OF PAT TOOMEY$2,7002015
FRIENDS OF MIA LOVE$2,7002015
PORTMAN FOR SENATE COMMITTEE$2,6002015
RIGHT TO RISE PAC, INC.$1,0002015
AYOTTE VICTORY COMMITTEE$1,0002015
FRIENDS OF KELLY AYOTTE INC$1002015
ENDING SPENDING ACTION FUND$1,150,0002014
AMERICAN CROSSROADS$800,0002014
CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP FUND$375,0002014
NEW YORK 2014$125,0002014
AMERICARISINGPAC.ORG$100,0002014
PRIORITIES FOR IOWA POLITICAL FUND$100,0002014
UNLOCKING POTENTIAL PAC$50,0002014
TARGETED STATE VICTORY$40,0002014
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE$32,4002014
NRCC$32,4002014
CAMPAIGN FOR JOBS AND OPPORTUNITY$25,0002014
GOP VICTORY FUND 2014$10,4002014
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF ARKANSAS$10,0002014
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN SCC$10,0002014
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF FLORIDA$10,0002014
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF IOWA$10,0002014
COLORADO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE$10,0002014
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF KENTUCKY$10,0002014
NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN PARTY$10,0002014
INDEPENDENT LEADERSHIP FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE PAC$10,0002014
THOM TILLIS COMMITTEE$5,2002014
FRIENDS OF KELLY AYOTTE$5,2002014
BILL CASSIDY FOR US SENATE$5,2002014
ED GILLESPIE FOR SENATE$5,2002014
TERRI LYNN LAND FOR SENATE$5,2002014
NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR SCOTT BROWN$5,2002014
TISEI CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE$5,2002014
COMSTOCK FOR CONGRESS$5,2002014
ELISE FOR CONGRESS$5,2002014
CONNECTICUT TAXPAYERS ALLIANCE$5,0002014
LEADERSHIP CONNNECTICUT PAC$5,0002014
WINNING WOMEN$3,0002014
MARK GREENBERG FOR CONGRESS$2,6002014
PERDUE FOR SENATE$2,6002014
CATHY MCMORRIS RODGERS FOR CONGRESS$2,6002014
OSBORN FOR SENATE INC$2,6002014
FRIENDS OF NAN HAYWORTH$2,6002014
TIM SCOTT FOR SENATE$2,6002014
BEN SASSE FOR US SENATE INC$2,6002014
FRIENDS FOR AN AMERICAN MAJORITY$2,6002014
SENATE BATTLEGROUND FUND$2,6002014
CORY GARDNER FOR SENATE$2,6002014
LORI FOR CONGRESS 2014$2,6002014
HANDEL FOR SENATE INC$1,1002014
ZELDIN FOR CONGRESS$1,0002014
DEBICELLA FOR CONGRESS 2014$2002014
MCSALLY FOR CONGRESS-$1,6002014
2013$147,7502013
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE$32,4002013
BOEHNER FOR SPEAKER$25,0002013
NRCC$24,8002013
FRIENDS FOR AN AMERICAN MAJORITY$15,6002013
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN SCC$10,0002013
COTTON FOR SENATE$5,2002013
TEXANS FOR SENATOR JOHN CORNYN INC$5,2002013
MCCONNELL FOR MAJORITY LEADER COMMITTEE$5,1002013
BLUEGRASS COMMITTEE$5,0002013
SULLIVAN FOR US SENATE$2,6002013
STEVE DAINES FOR MONTANA$2,6002013
FRIENDS OF NAN HAYWORTH$2,6002013
COLLINS FOR SENATOR$2,6002013
FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER$2,6002013
DEBICELLA FOR CONGRESS 2014$2,5002013
HANDEL FOR SENATE INC$1,5002013
FRIENDS OF JOHN THUNE$1,0002013
MAGGIE’S LIST$5002013
SCOTT GARRETT FOR CONGRESS$5002013
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FOR CHOICE$2502013
MCCONNELL SENATE COMMITTEE ’14$2002013
RESTORE OUR FUTURE, INC.$75,0002012
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN SCC$10,0002012
ROMNEY VICTORY INC$3,7052012
STEVE OBSITNIK FOR CONGRESS, INC$2,5002012
ALLEN WEST FOR CONGRESS$2,5002012
LEADERSHIP CONNNECTICUT PAC$2,5002012
RORABACK FOR CONGRESS$2,5002012
MCCONNELL SENATE COMMITTEE ’14$2,5002012
PAUL FORMICA FOR US CONGRESS$2,5002012
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE$2,4552012
ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT INC.$1,2502012
WAYNE WINSLEY FOR CONGRESS$1,0002012
FRIENDS OF DICK LUGAR INC$1,0002012
2011$122,6502011
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE$30,8002011
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL COMMITTEE$25,0002011
BOEHNER FOR SPEAKER$25,0002011
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE$20,0002011
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN SCC$10,0002011
ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT INC.$2,5002011
ALLEN WEST FOR CONGRESS$2,5002011
FRIENDS OF JOHN BOEHNER$2,5002011
SCOTT BROWN FOR US SENATE COMMITTEE INC$2,0002011
BERNIER FOR CONGRESS$1,0002011
FRIENDS OF JOHN THUNE$1,0002011
GRASSROOTS EAST – FEDERAL$3502011
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN SCC$10,0002010
SAM CALIGIURI FOR CONGRESS$4,8002010
DEBICELLA FOR CONGRESS$4,8002010
PECKINPAUGH FOR CONGRESS$2,4002010
SCOTT BROWN FOR US SENATE COMMITTEE$2,4002010
FRIENDS OF KELLY AYOTTE$2,4002010
LABRIOLA FOR CONGRESS$2,4002010
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL COMMITTEE$30,4002009
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN SCC$10,0002009
EVERY REPUBLICAN IS CRUCIAL (ERICPAC)$5,0002009
REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP COUNCIL FEDERAL PAC$5,0002008
KATE WHITMAN FOR CONGRESS$2,3002008
FRIENDS OF RAHM EMANUEL$2,3002008
FRIENDS OF MARK WARNER$2,0002008
CHRISTOPHER SHAYS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE$1,0002008
REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP COUNCIL FEDERAL PAC$5,0002007
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE$5,0002007
OUR COMMON VALUES PAC$2,5002007
CHRISTOPHER SHAYS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE$1,0002007
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE$10,0002006
FORWARD TOGETHER PAC$5,0002006
FRIENDS OF JOE LIEBERMAN$2,0002006
ITS MY PARTY$1,5002006
CHRISTOPHER SHAYS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE$1,0002006
JOHNSON FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE$5002006
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FOR CHOICE PAC$2502006
CHRISTOPHER SHAYS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE$2,0002005
FRIENDS OF RAHM EMANUEL$1,0002005
2004$3,5002004
FED POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AKA FED PAC)$1,0002004
JOHN THUNE FOR US SENATE$1,0002004
FRIENDS OF RAHM EMANUEL$1,0002004
SANCHEZ 2000$5002004
FRIENDS OF RAHM EMANUEL$1,0002002
JOHN STEPHEN FOR CONGRESS$1,0002002
SANCHEZ 2000$5002002
MURRAY FOR CONGRESS$1,0002001
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN FEDERAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE$1,0002001
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN FEDERAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE$5,0002000
SANCHEZ 2000$1,0002000
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN FEDERAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE$5,0001992
BROOK JOHNSON FOR U S SENATE COMMITTEE$1,0001992
SANTORUM FOR CONGRESS$2501990

Linda McMahon, and her husband, former WWE CEO Vince McMahon, donated a total of $5 million to the now-defunct Trump Foundation in two payments in 2007 and 2009. Those payments were related to compensation for Trump’s appearances at Wrestlemania in 2007 and his later return to WWE television on Raw in 2009. In 2022, WWE was forced to amend its financial statements to account for these previously unrecorded expenses, as well as millions more in payments related to nondisclosure agreements that Vince McMahon made with many women with allegations of sexual misconduct who used to work for WWE.

Vince McMahon still hasn’t made a contribution recorded by the FEC since various 2016 donations, including to Marco Rubio’s Senate campaign.

In an interview this week with Politico, Linda McMahon expressed that she’s open to serving again in Trump’s cabinet if he’s elected. McMahon was the head of the Small Business Administration, from 2017 to 2019, during Trump’s earlier term as president.

Linda McMahon worked as an executive at WWE alongside Vince McMahon for decades. After leaving her role at WWE, she ran for U.S. Senate in Connecticut unsuccessfully twice, in 2010 and 2012.

Hulk Hogan will also speak Thursday at the RNC, according to MSNBC and other outlets.

The leader of TKO’s other primary business, UFC President Dana White, will give the final speech at the podium Thursday night at the convention before Trump speaks.

UFC has had its own political action committee since 2009, which was recently renamed “TKO Group Holdings, Inc. PAC”. The committee has raised funds in the tens of thousands of dollars, annually. The PAC has contributed to both parties but has exclusively favored Republicans since 2020, according to a breakdown from OpenSecrets.org.

Contributions to TKO’s PAC in the current federal election cycle total just $18,500. That money was sourced entirely from UFC executives: Dana White, Andrew Schleimer, Lawrence Epstein, Riche McKnight, and Marc Ratner.

TKO CEO Ari Emanuel has long been a frequent contributor to campaigns for Democratic candidates. Since 2023, he’s given to Democrats, including Bob Casey, Adam Schiff, Tammy Baldwin, Sherrod Brown, and Gavin Newsom. Emanuel’s many contributions since 1996, according to FEC records, total less than $1.4 million. That contrasts with Linda McMahon’s nearly $40 million in total donations to numerous PACs since 2014.

Records of recent political contributions from current major executives in wrestling are fewer and at far smaller amounts than those of Emanuel, much less Linda McMahon.

AEW CEO Tony Khan’s only FEC contribution record is a 2021 payment of $5,000 to the NFL’s Gridiron PAC, which has supported candidates from both major parties but favored Republicans in 2023. His father Shahid Khan, owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars, has been more active over the years. Shad, too, has contributed, repeatedly, to the Gridiron PAC. In 2020, Shad gave several thousand dollars to U.S. Senate campaigns for Republicans, Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue.

WWE President Nick Khan gave $1,500 in 2023 to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which raises funds to elect Democrats to the House of Representatives. Other donations he’s made were in amounts less than $3,000. In 2021, he donated to campaigns for both a Republican and a Democratic congressional candidate. In 2015, before he worked for WWE, he contributed to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign.

Paul Levesque hasn’t contributed to a PAC since a 2015 donation of $2,700 to Chris Christie’s presidential campaign.


Brandon Thurston has written about wrestling business since 2015. He operates and owns Wrestlenomics.


Janel Grant files petition for records against wellness doctor said to treat WWE talent and employees

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By: Brandon Thurston & John Pollock

This article has been updated with new comments from a spokesperson for Vince McMahon and from Janel Grant’s attorney.

Lawyers for Janel Grant filed a pre-action discovery petition today against Dr. Carlon Colker and his clinic, Peak Wellness, Inc.

Grant, who is a former WWE employee, says that beginning around November 2019 she was sent at the direction of Vince McMahon to Colkerโ€™s clinic in Greenwich, Conn., where she received treatments that werenโ€™t disclosed to her, including pills and I.V. infusions.

Grant says when she asked Colker about the substance of the pills she was being given, Colker allegedly pushed back and questioned whether Grant trusted him.

Grantโ€™s attorneys wrote:

On multiple visits, Dr. Colker prescribed Ms. Grant with โ€œadrenal traysโ€ or โ€œadrenal supplement trays,โ€ provided by his office and instructed her to take the unmarked pills daily. Dr. Colker did not explain the substances, dosages, or purpose of the pills to Ms. Grant beyond purportedly addressing her symptoms of fatigue. When Ms. Grant asked Dr. Colker about the substance of the supplement trays, and specifically which substance(s) caused her to experience nausea, he responded with pushback about trust, including, โ€œIf you donโ€™t trust me, we have bigger problems.โ€

According to Grantโ€™s petition, Colker โ€œroutinely treats employees and talent of World Wrestling Entertainmentโ€.

Grant is seeking medical records related to the sex trafficking lawsuit she filed earlier this year against Vince McMahon, WWE, and John Laurinaitis. The paper records the clinic has provided up to this point are incomplete and inaccurate, Grantโ€™s attorneys say.

โ€œFor example,โ€ the petition states, โ€œthere are billing records that do not have a corresponding medical record, medical records that do not have a corresponding billing record, inconsistent billing rates, and double charges.โ€

Grant alleges that a Peak Wellness employee was involved โ€œin several instances of sexual abuse against Ms. Grant by McMahon as further described in Ms. Grantโ€™s federal complaint.โ€

The federal complaint filed in January described, among other allegations of sexual abuse, that McMahon recruited a physical therapist, whose identity is obscured as โ€œPhysical Therapistโ€, from an unnamed clinic (referred to only as โ€œAlternative Clinicโ€) to participate in threesomes involving McMahon and Grant. Grant said McMahon pressured her into these and other sex acts. 

Grantโ€™s federal complaint also alleged she was sex trafficked under the control of McMahon. She says she was sexually abused by McMahon and Laurinaitis, and that WWE was supportive of McMahonโ€™s relationship with her.

In the January complaint, Grant alleged that McMahon urged her to see a physician who is anonymized in the complaint as โ€œCelebrity Doctorโ€, who was said to operate out of the anonymized โ€œAlternative Clinicโ€. 

We could not confirm if the individual referred to as โ€œCelebrity Doctorโ€ in the Grant complaint is in fact Colker and if the facility referred to as โ€œAlternative Clinicโ€ is in fact Peak Wellness.

Grant alleged in January: โ€œAfter the initial visit, it became apparent to Ms. Grant that McMahon and Celebrity Doctor wanted Ms. Grant to remain in the care of Celebrity Doctorโ€™s practice and Ms. Grant felt pressured to do so.โ€

The parties in the federal case agreed in May to put the lawsuit on hold pending a federal investigation.

A spokesperson for McMahon took issue with Grant taking legal action on Colker while the federal lawsuit is on hold.

โ€œMs. Grantโ€™s petition for pre-action discovery against Dr. Colker is a direct violation of the court-ordered stay, and nothing more than an attempt to generate publicity on her false allegations and to harass people connected to Mr. McMahon, who is being sued by Ms. Grant in a separate matter,โ€ a spokesperson for McMahon said Tuesday afternoon in response to a request for comment for this report.

โ€œThe facts are that Ms. Grant told Mr. McMahon she was fatigued and asked him to recommend a doctor,โ€ the spokesperson said. โ€œMs. Grant called Dr. Colker and became a patient of his.  Her statement in the filing is inconsistent with her prior remarks.  Ms. Grant never had anything but good things to say about the doctor when speaking to Mr. McMahon and others about him.โ€

Grant’s attorney Ann Callis responded as well this afternoon, saying, “We did not violate a federal stay by filing a state action against a non-defendant.”

We sent a message requesting comment to email addresses believed to belong to Colker and Peak Wellness but have yet to receive a response.

The new legal action naming Colker is filed in Connecticut Superior Court in Stamford, unlike Grantโ€™s federal lawsuit which is in federal court in Connecticut.

The new document filed today alleges Colker knew about the nondisclosure agreement between Grant and McMahon, which is among the issues at the center of the federal lawsuit.ย 

โ€œDr. Colker had personal knowledge of the circumstances surrounding a purported non-disclosure agreement at issue in the Federal Action,โ€ Grantโ€™s attorneys wrote in the new filing.

Grant also says Colker recommended Grant work with Colkerโ€™s attorney, who helped her negotiate the NDA with McMahon in early 2022.

That claim is consistent with what Grant alleged in January about the unidentified โ€œCelebrity Doctorโ€ when Grant claimed that McMahon โ€œapproved of Ms. Grant asking Celebrity Doctor for an attorney referral.โ€

Colker is a doctor who is popular with celebrities and professional athletes. Published news stories indicate heโ€™s worked with Justin Bieber, Jeremy Piven, NBA center Kristaps Porzingis, and NBA Hall of Famer Shaquille Oโ€™Neal. Colker appeared in a 2007 reality show with Oโ€™Neal, โ€œShaqโ€™s Big Challengeโ€ on ABC that addressed challenges with childhood obesity.

The official website for Peak Wellness describes its facility as offering โ€œtraditional medical care along with advanced diagnostics, functional medicine, naturopathy, physical medicine, anti-aging, and aesthetics.โ€

The Wall Street Journal reported in February that the Southern District of New York was investigating allegations of sex trafficking and sexual assault against McMahon. In its regulatory filings last summer, WWE disclosed that a subpoena and search warrant had been executed on McMahon.

WWE Chief Content Officer Paul Levesque declined to comment on whether the company is still cooperating with the investigation when asked at the press conference following the companyโ€™s Money in the Bank event earlier this month.

The new filing is viewable below. To protect personal information and discourage unwanted contacts, we redacted certain contact information including physical street addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers.


Brandon Thurston has written about wrestling business since 2015. He operates and owns Wrestlenomics.


More data than you want on AEW TV ratings: 2024 vs. 2023, adjusting for network coverage, and more

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Multiple people from AEW recently showed me data to dispute a report last week from PWTorchย that looked at coverage ratings for Dynamite’s P18-49 viewership.

Coverage ratings are insightful because unlike the typical ratings data usually available to us, coverage ratings adjust for network availability, i.e., “cord-cutting”.

The report from the Torch used two data points each from 2023 and 2024, and seemed to show that Dynamite P18-49 viewership was down, even when adjusting for the availability of TBS.

To try to settle this, I got Nielsen data from a source who isn’t affiliated with AEW, to look into this further.

Based on that data, Dynamite’s average P18-49 coverage rating from January to June 2023 was 0.64. The same months of 2024 averaged 0.62, slightly lower than last year. That’s a difference of -3%. Still down, but it’s a milder decline than the -12% when it comes to the actual average number of viewers in the 18 to 49 age group. And -3% isn’t the steep decline in coverage rating that the Torch report indicated with a more limited set of data.

In terms of viewers overall, Dynamite’s P2+ coverage rating in the first six months of 2024 is 0.47, down 7% from 0.51 in 2023. Again, still down, but milder than the 14% decrease in terms of actual viewers.

Does this mean anything?

This might tell us a clearer story about AEW’s fan popularity. AEW may want to excuse ratings declines by pointing to cord-cutting, and Tony Khan frequently does. Nonetheless, even when adjusting for the diminishing availability of TNT and TBS, as cable subscribers fall, the viewership of AEW’s flagship program Dynamite has fallen, although the descent is expectedly less dramatic if you focus on coverage ratings.

Rampage looks better than Dynamite when focusing on coverage ratings. Rampage’s P18-49 coverage rating is up 6% this year versus last year. But its P2+ (total viewership) coverage rating is down 9%.

We only have two weeks in June last year to consider Collision, which includes the heavily hyped debut. So unsurprisingly those comparisons are broadly and deeply negative. It’s not a very insightful analysis, but Collision data is included below for completeness, transparency, posterity, etc.

People at AEW showed me a table that indicates people using TVs during Dynamite’s air time is down 10% year-over-year. Meanwhile, Dynamite viewership is down 15%. And people aged 18 to 49 using TVs during Dynamite is down 20%, which is more severe than Dynamite’s P18-49 viewership year-over-year difference of -13%.

For Rampage, the table from AEW shows people using TVs during Rampage is down 8% for P2+ (viewers age 2+) and down 16% for P18-49, while Rampage is down 19% and 10% in those two metrics.

TV data completely aside, WrestleTix data can give us an impression about AEW’s fan engagement. WrestleTix estimates tell us that AEW’s average attendance is down across event types. Dynamite is averaging an estimated 3,900 tickets distributed from January to June 2024, 28% lower than in 2023 when Dynamite averaged 5,400. Pay-per-view events are holding up better, down 5% on average versus last year: 10,500 this year, compared to 11,000 last year.

Some methodology notes:

We’re focusing on just January to June in this comparison to adjust for any seasonality that may (and probably does) affect ratings. Because they almost always have abnormal ratings, preempted episodes were excluded from the averages shown below. A preemption is defined as any episode that began airing outside of the program’s normal time slot or network.

All of this data represents live+same-day viewership, except for the median age “Live+3” metric which is labeled as such.

I’ve tried to translate the Nielsen viewership metrics (which have convoluted names) into plain English, so hopefully this is as clear as possible.

I’m aware we’re in a paranoid era when it comes to media trust, and that’s especially so when it comes to AEW, so for transparency, you can look through this data yourself, with all of these metrics and more in this Google Sheet here.

๐Ÿ“Š View charts for all the data below on Patreon.

AEW DYNAMITE: January to June

AEW Dynamite – Persons 2+: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.28

  • 2024: 0.24 (-15%)

AEW Dynamite – Persons 2+: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 881

  • 2024: 761 (-14%)

AEW Dynamite – Persons 2+: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.51

  • 2024: 0.47 (-7%)

AEW Dynamite – Persons 18-49: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.30

  • 2024: 0.26 (-13%)

AEW Dynamite – Persons 18-49: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 388

  • 2024: 340 (-12%)

AEW Dynamite – Persons 18-49: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.64

  • 2024: 0.62 (-3%)

AEW Dynamite – Male persons 2+: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.40

  • 2024: 0.34 (-16%)

AEW Dynamite – Male persons 2+: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 611

  • 2024: 514 (-16%)

AEW Dynamite – Male persons 2+: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.72

  • 2024: 0.65 (-9%)

AEW Dynamite – Female persons 2+: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.17

  • 2024: 0.15 (-9%)

AEW Dynamite – Female persons 2+: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 270

  • 2024: 247 (-9%)

AEW Dynamite – Female persons 2+: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.30

  • 2024: 0.30 (-2%)

AEW Dynamite – Persons 18-34: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.22

  • 2024: 0.18 (-20%)

AEW Dynamite – Persons 18-34: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 156

  • 2024: 126 (-19%)

AEW Dynamite – Persons 18-34: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.51

  • 2024: 0.46 (-11%)

AEW Dynamite – Persons 2-17: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.06

  • 2024: 0.05 (-12%)

AEW Dynamite – Persons 2-17: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 39.3

  • 2024: 34.6 (-12%)

AEW Dynamite – Persons 2-17: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.13

  • 2024: 0.14 (+2%)

AEW Dynamite – Live+SD P2+ Est. Median Age

  • 2023: 50.6

  • 2024: 50.4 (-0%)

AEW Dynamite – Live+3 P2+ Est. Median Age

  • 2023: 50.4

  • 2024: 50.0 (-1%)

AEW RAMPAGE: January to June

AEW Rampage – Persons 2+: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.13

  • 2024: 0.11 (-16%)

AEW Rampage – Persons 2+: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 412

  • 2024: 351 (-15%)

AEW Rampage – Persons 2+: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.24

  • 2024: 0.22 (-9%)

AEW Rampage – Persons 18-49: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.12

  • 2024: 0.11 (-6%)

AEW Rampage – Persons 18-49: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 155

  • 2024: 148 (-4%)

AEW Rampage – Persons 18-49: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.26

  • 2024: 0.27 (+6%)

AEW Rampage – Male persons 2+: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.18

  • 2024: 0.14 (-21%)

AEW Rampage – Male persons 2+: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 273

  • 2024: 217 (-20%)

AEW Rampage – Male persons 2+: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.32

  • 2024: 0.27 (-15%)

AEW Rampage – Female persons 2+: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.09

  • 2024: 0.08 (-4%)

AEW Rampage – Female persons 2+: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 139

  • 2024: 134 (-4%)

AEW Rampage – Female persons 2+: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.16

  • 2024: 0.16 (+3%)

AEW Rampage – Persons 18-34: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.07

  • 2024: 0.06 (-11%)

AEW Rampage – Persons 18-34: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 49.4

  • 2024: 44.5 (-10%)

AEW Rampage – Persons 18-34: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.16

  • 2024: 0.16 (-1%)

AEW Rampage – Persons 2-17: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.03

  • 2024: 0.02 (-34%)

AEW Rampage – Persons 2-17: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 18.1

  • 2024: 11.7 (-35%)

AEW Rampage – Persons 2-17: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.06

  • 2024: 0.05 (-24%)

AEW Rampage – Live+SD P2+ Est. Median Age

  • 2023: 53.0

  • 2024: 51.8 (-2%)

AEW Rampage – Live+3 P2+ Est. Median Age

  • 2023: 52.1

  • 2024: 51.0 (-2%)

AEW COLLISION: January to June

Remember, the 2023 period here represents only 2 episodes, as the show debuted with its highest viewership ever on June 17, 2023.

AEW Collision – Persons 2+: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.23

  • 2024: 0.13 (-40%)

AEW Collision – Persons 2+: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 706

  • 2024: 421 (-40%)

AEW Collision – Persons 2+: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.41

  • 2024: 0.26 (-37%)

AEW Collision – Persons 18-49: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.27

  • 2024: 0.12 (-54%)

AEW Collision – Persons 18-49: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 353

  • 2024: 164 (-53%)

AEW Collision – Persons 18-49: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.59

  • 2024: 0.30 (-49%)

AEW Collision – Male persons 2+: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.32

  • 2024: 0.18 (-44%)

AEW Collision – Male persons 2+: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 492

  • 2024: 274 (-44%)

AEW Collision – Male persons 2+: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.59

  • 2024: 0.35 (-41%)

AEW Collision – Female persons 2+: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.14

  • 2024: 0.09 (-33%)

AEW Collision – Female persons 2+: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 215

  • 2024: 148 (-31%)

AEW Collision – Female persons 2+: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.24

  • 2024: 0.18 (-27%)

AEW Collision – Persons 18-34: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.19

  • 2024: 0.07 (-62%)

AEW Collision – Persons 18-34: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 133

  • 2024: 51.0 (-62%)

AEW Collision – Persons 18-34: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.44

  • 2024: 0.19 (-58%)

AEW Collision – Persons 2-17: national rating (% of people in TV homes)

  • 2023: 0.08

  • 2024: 0.03 (-61%)

AEW Collision – Persons 2-17: viewers in thousands

  • 2023: 46.0

  • 2024: 18.4 (-60%)

AEW Collision – Persons 2-17: coverage rating (% of network homes)

  • 2023: 0.16

  • 2024: 0.07 (-54%)

AEW Collision – Live+SD P2+ Est. Median Age

  • 2023: 47.5

  • 2024: 53.0 (+12%)

AEW Collision – Live+3 P2+ Est. Median Age

  • 2023: 47.1

  • 2024: 52.0 (+10%)

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AEW, WWE live events market-to-market comparison for June 2024

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All data represent tickets distributed estimates by WrestleTix.

AEW: same-market, same-event type comparisons for June 2024

  • -26% on 6/26/2024 in Buffalo, NY for Dynamite: 4,117 (from 5,544 on 9/7/2022)

WWE: same-market, same-event type comparisons for June 2024

  • +2% on 6/1/2024 in White Plains, NY for House show: 4,295 (from 4,202 on 6/3/2023)

  • +70% on 6/2/2024 in Binghamton, NY for House show: 4,274 (from 2,521 on 1/22/2023)

  • +0% on 6/3/2024 in Hershey, PA for Raw: 9,176 (from 9,140 on 5/22/2023)

  • +8% on 6/7/2024 in Louisville, KY for Smackdown: 9,919 (from 9,189 on 8/25/2023)

  • +9% on 6/10/2024 in Toledo, OH for Raw: 6,878 (from 6,302 on 1/24/2022)

  • -8% on 6/21/2024 in Rosemont, IL for Smackdown: 14,698 (from 15,937 on 11/24/2023)

  • +121% on 6/23/2024 in Kalamazoo, MI for House show: 4,238 (from 1,917 on 12/11/2022)

  • +123% on 6/24/2024 in Indianapolis, IN for Raw: 11,316 (from 5,080 on 2/14/2022)

  • +31% on 6/28/2024 in New York, NY for Smackdown: 17,843 (from 13,617 on 7/7/2023)

Methodology

“Same-market, same-event type comparison” here means we’re looking at the estimated tickets distributed and comparing that number against the last time the same event type was in that market.

This is the most meaningful way I’ve found to assess live event business. It allows us to avoid problems with comparing different markets to one another (e.g., New York, NY tends to have bigger crowds than Huntsville, AL) and different event types (e.g., PPVs draw better than Raw or Smackdown, which draw better than house shows).

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Averages by event type

 

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Most matches, most promotions count for June 2024

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Most matches and most promotions counts are based on extensive but incomplete match records from cagematch.net.

Report generated automatically by Wrestlenomics.

Monthly counts for Jun 2024

Jun 2024: Worldwide, most matches
1. Fuminori Abe: 24
2. Fukigen Death/Kaori Yoneyama: 21
2. Mistico: 21
4. Brutus Atwell: 20
5. Dragon Kid: 19
5. Madoka Kikuta: 19
5. YAMATO: 19
5. Dragon Dia: 19
5. Shaun Martens: 19
5. Soultaker: 19

Jun 2024: U.S./Canada, most matches
1. Brutus Atwell: 20
2. Soultaker: 19
2. Shaun Martens: 19
4. Bobby Sharp: 17
4. Camikaze: 17
6. Cowpoke Paul: 14
6. Great Tiger: 14
8. Great Akuma: 13
8. Gran Trueno: 13
8. Danny Duggan: 13

Jun 2024: United Kingdom/Ireland, most matches
1. Martin Kirby: 17
2. BT Gunn: 10
2. Luke Jacobs: 10
2. NIWA: 10
5. Robbie X: 9
6. Lizzy Evo: 8
6. Weyland Hargreaves: 8
6. Simon G Money: 8
6. Tim Strange: 8
6. Angel Hayze: 8

Jun 2024: Mexico, most matches
1. Mistico: 18
2. Averno: 15
3. Mascara Dorada: 14
4. Euforia: 13
5. Soberano Jr.: 12
5. Volador Jr.: 12
7. Tessa Blanchard: 11
8. Zeuxis: 10
8. Angel de Oro: 10
8. Stephanie Vaquer: 10

Jun 2024: Japan, most matches
1. Fuminori Abe: 24
2. Fukigen Death/Kaori Yoneyama: 21
3. YAMATO: 19
3. Dragon Kid: 19
3. Madoka Kikuta: 19
3. Dragon Dia: 19
7. Daisuke Sekimoto: 18
7. Kagetora: 18
9. Susumu Yokosuka: 17
9. Shun Skywalker: 17
9. KAI: 17
9. Kohei Kinoshita: 17
9. Taro Yamada: 17
9. ISHIN: 17
9. Hyo: 17
9. Ben-K: 17
9. Konaka: 17
9. Strong Machine J: 17

Jun 2024: Rest of the world, most matches
1. Drake Destroyer: 7
1. Cody Kidman: 7
1. Georges Khoukaz: 7
4. Frankie B: 6
4. DELTA: 6
4. Kevin Kaiden: 6
4. Nick Schreier: 6
8. Alex Duke: 5
8. Boris Pain: 5
8. Otis: 5
8. Martyrium: 5
8. Ricky South: 5
8. Noah Greene: 5
8. Dan Archer: 5
8. Marc Empire: 5
8. LSG: 5
8. Marshall Samson: 5
8. Laurance Roman: 5
8. Don Sheen: 5
8. Rente: 5
8. Jessy Jay: 5
8. Tristan Archer: 5
8. Kingsley: 5
8. Joseph Fenech Jr. / Senza Volto: 5
8. Ricky Sky: 5
8. Askeladd Gormsson: 5
8. Guillermo: 5
8. Salem: 5

Jun 2024: Worldwide, most promotionsย appeared for
1. Shigehiro Irie: 11
2. Daisuke Sekimoto: 10
2. Fuminori Abe: 10
4. Fukigen Death/Kaori Yoneyama: 9
4. Mike Bailey: 9
4. Konaka: 9
7. Hiroshi Yamato: 8
7. Dustin Waller: 8
7. Keven Gray: 8
7. Joji Otani: 8
7. Momoka Hanazono: 8
7. Jermaine Marbury: 8

Year-to-date counts through Jun 2024

2024 year-to-date: Worldwide, most matches
1. Fukigen Death/Kaori Yoneyama: 125
2. Fuminori Abe: 119
3. Mistico: 109
4. Shaun Martens: 107
5. Mascara Dorada : 94
6. Dragon Dia: 93
8. Bobby Sharp: 91
8. Masahiro Takanashi: 91
8. YAMATO: 91
10. Shun Skywalker: 90

2024 year-to-date: U.S./Canada, most matches
1. Shaun Martens: 107
2. Bobby Sharp: 91
3. Danny Duggan: 88
4. Camikaze: 72
5. Mike Bailey: 71
6. Alec Price: 68
7. Marcus Mathers: 62
8. Dustin Waller: 58
9. Ichiban : 56
10. 1 Called Manders: 55
10. TJ Crawford: 55

2024 year-to-date: United Kingdom/Ireland, most matches
1. Martin Kirby: 86
2. NIWA: 83
3. Sheikh El Sham: 64
4. BT Gunn: 56
4. Joey Hayes: 56
6. Harley Hudson: 50
7. Jason Joshua: 40
7. Alex Connors: 40
9. Connor Mills: 38
11. Tie (3): TJ Sky/No Fun Dunne/Luke Jacobs: 37

2024 year-to-date: Mexico, most matches
1. Mistico: 89
2. Mascara Dorada : 82
3. Volador Jr.: 72
4. Flip Gordon: 66
5. Templario : 64
6. Euforia: 62
7. Averno: 61
8. Angel de Oro: 57
9. Soberano Jr.: 56
9. Tessa Blanchard: 56

2024 year-to-date: Japan, most matches
1. Fukigen Death/Kaori Yoneyama: 124
2. Fuminori Abe: 113
3. Dragon Dia: 93
4. Masahiro Takanashi: 89
5. Hyo: 88
5. ISHIN: 88
8. Madoka Kikuta: 87
8. YAMATO: 87
8. Susumu Yokosuka: 87
10. Daisuke Sekimoto: 86

2024 year-to-date: Rest of the world, most matches
1. Nick Schreier: 39
2. Peter Tihanyi: 35
3. Feyyaz Aguila: 33
3. Tristan Archer: 33
6. Alex Duke: 32
6. Morgan Rose: 32
6. Puppeteer : 32
6. Laurance Roman: 32
9. Hektor Invictus: 31
10. Mike D Vecchio: 30
10. Axel Tischer: 30

2024 year-to-date: Worldwide, most promotionsย appeared for
1. Shigehiro Irie: 54
1. Joji Otani: 54
3. Fukigen Death/Kaori Yoneyama: 52
4. Makoto: 51
5. Mike Bailey: 50
5. Marcus Mathers: 50
7. Fuminori Abe: 49
8. Momoka Hanazono: 47
10. Miyuki Takase: 45
10. Konaka: 45
10. SAKI: 45
10. Minoru Fujita: 45

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Estimated WWEShop, ShopAEW eCommerce merchandise rankings: June 2024

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Methodology:ย The listings below count the instances in which any of the related items appeared among the top items on the given website within the calendar month.

Reverse rank values were counted for any item that appeared in the top 50 on a given day. An item that was #1 received 50 points for that day. An item that was #2 received 49 points, and so on.

Keep in mind these rankings are merely an estimateย based on those factors. We’re leaping assuming that the order of top sellers on these websites reflects sales. There may be an automated process that drives the listings to appear the way they do, however, it’s possible the order could be manually manipulated.

At least one other disadvantage of this analysis is it doesn’t give us information about the volume of actual sales generated from any of these items or wrestlers/categories. That’s an unavoidable limitation of the data available, as all we have to work with is the order of the top sellers’ listings.

Note to aggregators and others sharing this report:ย These reports are often inappropriately relayed to audiences as if these are definitive merchandise sales records, which they are not. If you rely on this report, you should make it prominently clear that this report is an estimate.

Merchandise rankings estimate: Jun 1 to Jun 30, 2024

WWEShopย (apparelย only)ย –ย Categories

1.ย CMย Punkย (Itemsย inย topย 10ย daily:ย 61)ย [reverseย rankย value:ย 7,368]
2.ย Jeyย Usoย (32)ย [3,927]
3.ย Romanย Reignsย (12)ย [3,148]
4.ย Codyย Rhodesย (16)ย [2,538]
5.ย Stoneย Coldย Steveย Austinย (11)ย [1,912]
6.ย Brayย Wyattย (5)ย [1,498]
7.ย Randyย Ortonย (8)ย [1,221]
8.ย Kevinย Owensย (15)ย [1,191]
9.ย Livย Morganย (2)ย [953]
10.ย nWoย (6)ย [947]

Merchandise rankings estimate: Jun 1 to Jun 30, 2024

WWEShopย (apparelย only)ย –ย Items

1.ย Men’sย Blackย Jeyย Usoย Yeetย T-Shirtย (Daysย inย topย 10:ย 16)ย [reverseย rankย value:ย 1,168]
2.ย Men’sย Blackย Returnย ofย CMย Punkย T-Shirtย (15)ย [1,147]
3.ย Men’sย White/Blackย CMย Punkย Bestย Inย Theย Worldย Ringerย T-Shirtย (13)ย [1,123]
4.ย Men’sย Blueย Jeyย Usoย Yeetย T-Shirtย (12)ย [1,028]
5.ย Men’sย Blackย Romanย Reignsย Familyย Aboveย Allย T-Shirtย (9)ย [1,001]
6.ย Men’sย Blackย Wyattย Sicksย T-Shirtย (9)ย [558]
7.ย Men’sย Blackย Wyattย Sicksย Groupย Photoย T-Shirtย (8)ย [521]
8.ย Men’sย Blackย Wyattย Sicksย Letย Usย Inย T-Shirtย (8)ย [492]
9.ย Men’sย Blackย “Stoneย Cold”ย Steveย Austinย 3:16ย T-Shirtย (6)ย [996]
10.ย Men’sย Blackย nWoย Retroย T-Shirtย (6)ย [912]

Merchandise rankings estimate: Jun 1 to Jun 30, 2024

ShopAEWย –ย Categories

1.ย AEWย (Itemsย inย topย 10ย daily:ย 81)ย [reverseย rankย value:ย 8,920]
2.ย Willย Ospreayย (26)ย [4,660]
3.ย MJFย (46)ย [3,068]
4.ย Swerveย Stricklandย (8)ย [2,345]
5.ย ROHย (18)ย [1,584]
6.ย Princeย Nanaย (15)ย [1,429]
7.ย Robย Schambergerย (26)ย [1,224]
8.ย Chrisย Jerichoย (14)ย [1,223]
9.ย Mercedesย Monรฉย (5)ย [1,182]
10.ย Adamย Copelandย (2)ย [1,013]

Merchandise rankings estimate: Jun 1 to Jun 30, 2024

ShopAEWย –ย Items

1.ย AEWย Fullย Gearย Nov.ย 18,ย 2023ย Blu-rayย Discย (Daysย inย topย 10:ย 30)ย [reverseย rankย value:ย 1,407]
2.ย MJFย –ย Theย Wolfย ofย Wrestlingย V2ย (24)ย [1,174]
3.ย Willย Ospreayย –ย Billyย Goatย FCย Jerseyย (Readyย Toย Ship)ย (24)ย [1,137]
4.ย AEWย ALLย INย LONDONย Augustย 27ย 2023ย Blu-rayย 2-Discย Setย (11)ย [1,045]
5.ย Originalย AEWย Logoย T-shirtย (11)ย [732]
6.ย ROHย Finalย Battleย 2022ย DVDย 2-Discย Setย (9)ย [719]
7.ย Pre-Order:ย ROHย Finalย Battleย 2023ย DVDย 2-Discย Setย (9)ย [606]
8.ย Kazuchikaย Okadaย –ย Shutย Upย Bitchesย (9)ย [467]
9.ย Princeย Nanaย Limitedย Editionย Bobbleย Brawlerย (Handย Numberedย 1-200)ย (8)ย [729]
10.ย Chrisย Jerichoย –ย Hiย Guys!ย (8)ย [627]

Merchandise rankings estimate: Jun 1 to Jun 30, 2024

PWTeesย –ย Categories

1.ย AEWย (Itemsย inย topย 10ย daily:ย 13)ย [reverseย rankย value:ย 1,887]
2.ย Robย Schambergerย (16)ย [1,063]
3.ย Bulletย Clubย (11)ย [968]
4.ย Willย Ospreayย (11)ย [778]
5.ย Demolitionย (15)ย [743]
6.ย MJFย (7)ย [712]
7.ย Princeย Nanaย (8)ย [516]
8.ย Chrisย Jerichoย (0)ย [514]
9.ย Orangeย Cassidyย (0)ย [490]
10.ย Briscoesย (0)ย [476]

Merchandise rankings estimate: Jun 1 to Jun 30, 2024

PWTeesย –ย Items

1.ย Demolitionย w/ย Masksย Microย Brawlerยฎย Tagย Teamย 2-Packย –ย Onlyย 500ย Availableย (Readyย t…ย (Daysย inย topย 10:ย 15)ย [reverseย rankย value:ย 743]
2.ย Bulletย Clubย (11)ย [802]
3.ย Willย Ospreayย –ย Billyย Goatย FCย Jerseyย (Readyย Toย Ship)ย (11)ย [566]
4.ย Bigย Catย Logoย (10)ย [533]
5.ย Princeย Nanaย Limitedย Editionย Bobbleย Brawlerย (Handย Numberedย 1-200)ย (8)ย [495]
6.ย Microย Brawlersยฎย Officialย Embossedย Plasticย Protectorย 5-Packย ($2.99ย Each)ย (7)ย [711]
7.ย DAVISย (7)ย [398]
8.ย Autographedย Toniย Stormย AEWย Microย Brawlerยฎย –ย Limitedย Quantitiesย Available,ย Readyย …ย (7)ย [394]
9.ย Theย Artย ofย Robย Schambergerย –ย Thunderย Rosaย 11″ย xย 14″ย Artย Printย (Autographedย byย Th…ย (7)ย [351]
10.ย Carolinaย Cruzย โ€œTheย Havanaย savageโ€ย (7)ย [331]

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YEAR-TO-DATE: Merchandise rankings estimate: Jan 1 to Jun 30, 2024

WWEShopย (apparelย only)ย –ย Categories

1.ย CMย Punkย (Itemsย inย topย 10ย daily:ย 331)ย [reverseย rankย value:ย 33,378]
2.ย Codyย Rhodesย (194)ย [29,287]
3.ย Jeyย Usoย (237)ย [27,222]
4.ย Romanย Reignsย (154)ย [19,630]
5.ย Stoneย Coldย Steveย Austinย (81)ย [12,040]
6.ย WWEย (111)ย [11,680]
7.ย Brayย Wyattย (54)ย [10,572]
8.ย Randyย Ortonย (66)ย [9,901]
9.ย Theย Rockย (74)ย [8,215]
10.ย LAย Knightย (25)ย [5,893]

YEAR-TO-DATE: Merchandise rankings estimate: Jan 1 to Jun 30, 2024

ShopAEWย –ย Categories

1.ย AEWย (Itemsย inย topย 10ย daily:ย 220)ย [reverseย rankย value:ย 28,807]
2.ย Willย Ospreayย (128)ย [12,704]
3.ย Swerveย Stricklandย (41)ย [7,369]
4.ย ROHย (73)ย [5,393]
5.ย Adamย Copelandย (20)ย [4,457]
6.ย Stingย (3)ย [4,434]
7.ย Mercedesย Monรฉย (31)ย [4,173]
8.ย MJFย (53)ย [3,471]
9.ย Princeย Nanaย (24)ย [2,496]
10.ย Toniย Stormย (22)ย [2,348]

YEAR-TO-DATE: Merchandise rankings estimate: Jan 1 to Jun 30, 2024

PWTeesย –ย Categories

1.ย Bulletย Clubย (Itemsย inย topย 10ย daily:ย 51)ย [reverseย rankย value:ย 7,487]
2.ย AEWย (48)ย [6,066]
3.ย Willย Ospreayย (22)ย [3,235]
4.ย Briscoesย (0)ย [1,587]
5.ย Robย Schambergerย (18)ย [1,533]
6.ย Mercedesย Monรฉย (11)ย [1,528]
7.ย Kazuchikaย Okadaย (4)ย [1,275]
8.ย Swerveย Stricklandย (4)ย [1,244]
9.ย Princeย Nanaย (16)ย [1,235]
10.ย Stingย (0)ย [1,095]

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