A new agency has been brought in to help work with WWE to secure its television rights according to The Wrap, attempting to solve a potential conflict of interest.

According to the report, William Morris Endeavor has brought in Creative Arts Agency as a second agency to work on the TV rights negotiations for WWE. Since WWE-IMG also owns UFC, they believed there was a potential conflict of interest that could cause an issue for a TV deal that is set to be worth an estimated $400 million rights deal for Vince McMahon’s company.

CAA is being brought in to ensure that there is a system of ‘checks and balances’ for the interest of all parties involved.

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Big E Gives Up On Press Interviews

It appears that Big E has had enough of the WrestleMania 34 press obligations, as you can see by the photo below. With New Day answering plenty of questions today, Big E has decided to lay on the floor, getting a quick nap in.

Big E has given up on morning interviews. #WrestleMania #WWE #TheNewDay pic.twitter.com/OLT7DXUP8X

— Joshua Caudill (@JoshuaCaudill85) April 6, 2018