Nick Khan certainly has a lot to say about All Elite Wrestling during the week of WWE WrestleMania 41. WWE President Nick Khan was a recent guest on The Bill Simmons Podcast. When asked about All ...

Nick’s become a close and trusted consigliere to me as well as being an absolute killer — the kind you want in the foxhole with you.” Nick Khan joined WWE in 2020.

Nick Khan says one person actually runs WWE, and it’s Vince McMahon. McMahon retired on July 22, 2022 amid a WWE board investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct and hush money.

referring to WWE President Nick Khan. That call set off a chain reaction that would lead to one of the most shocking decisions WWE has made in years—turning John Cena's heel.

Nick Khan never mentions AEW or its owner, president & head of creative Tony Khan, instead saying things like, “the other wrestling promotional company”.

Nick Khan made a name for himself in WWE even before becoming an executive during the pandemic. He helped facilitate broadcast deals, but the RAW on Netflix deal is the crown jewel of his work as ...

Nick Khan is the President of WWE and has been since the company was merged together with UFC to form the TKO Group after the it was purchased by Endeavor. Prior to that, Khan served as CEO for ...

Nick's older sister, Nahnatchka Khan, is a TV producer and writer who also grew up in Hawaii. She co-created the show Young Rock with The Final Boss himself.

— WWE (@WWE) April 15, 2025 WWE President Nick Khan was a guest on the Bill Simmons Podcast this week and was asked about the on-going competition with AEW, owned by Tony Khan.

Nick Khan, CAA’s (Creative Artists Agency) co-head of television, is leaving the agency to become WWE’s president and chief revenue officer. Khan will report directly to Vince McMahon.

Nick Khan later said that WWE won’t sign people to bench them and only sign people they want to use. He noted, “That's something we won't do. We won't sign and bench people.

Khan used their shared last name (no relation) for a play-on words, calling Nick Khan a “con man.” “As we get ready to go live tonight, on Dynamite, on TNT.