WWEs business is strong overall these days for several different reasons, including media rights and live event touring. The company has never been more profitable due to guaranteed big-money media rights deals with NBCU, CW Network, and soon-to-be Netflix for its weekly TV shows. They also get paid well for the streaming rights from Peacock []
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