17 Things You Didn't Know About The WWE's Headquarters In ...

For many things, the WWE is a pretty open book. YouTube videos, WWE Network documentaries, and a constant presence on social media reveals a lot of behind the scenes action within the company. Even with all of these revelations, there is one thing that is kept hidden from fans – the WWE headquarters. The enigmatic, black building may stand tall in Stamford, Connecticut, but very few fans have gotten a peek inside.

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Thanks to rare footage, Superstar footage, and exclusive looks, a number of secrets have been released about the headquarters through the years. Learning about these secrets can give you a better look into the daily life of Vince McMahon and WWE as a whole. Learn about these secrets and see what revelations you can learn about the WWE. Who knows, maybe one day the building will be open to the public for paid tours and visits. For now, you can read and learn about classic WWE props, Vince McMahon's office, and ways that Triple H stays connected to the entire WWE empire. These facts will make you look at the headquarters in an entirely new light.

Updated on August 16, 2021, by Peter Sotiriou: With WWE being a touring company putting on live events everywhere in the US and all over the world, there's only one official location that can be considered home, and that's their headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut. Officially named Titan Towers, this building houses the McMahon Family offices, as well as numerous important rooms, including WWE's video vault and the WWE Warehouse, which stores a ton of props and memorabilia used over the years. While fans can visit the location and take pictures from the outside, nobody from the public is allowed inside the headquarters. With that said, the spotlight is being focused on Titan Towers, providing a sneak peek at what goes on behind the scenes.

17 *WWE LiveWire

While people are prohibited from visiting Titan Towers, WWE fans have actually seen the interior of the building on multiple occasions. Back during the Attitude Era, the company used to film WWE LiveWire, a unique show where fans could call in, ask questions and interact with whoever was a guest that week.

Eventually they cut the fan interaction and it simply became a weekly recap of WWE happenings. Some of the most memorable moments on the show included the WWE-ECW cross-promotion angle, as well as Faarooq dropping hints for the formation of the Nation of Domination.

16 *Money In The Bank 2020

The pandemic forced WWE to get creative in 2020. With their Money In The Bank PPV, instead of having regular ladder matches, the company instead decided to simultaneously broadcast both Men's and Women's MITB matches from inside Titan Towers.

Competitors made their way through the building, needing to reach the rooftop where a ring was placed, alongside the suspended MITB briefcases. It was a hectic but fun match that revealed a lot of the rooms inside WWE headquarters, most notably Vince McMahon's office when AJ Styles and Daniel Bryan busted their way through his door.

15 *Impending Move

The WWE headquarters have been in Stamford, Connecticut since 1985, when WWE officially moved in after the very first WrestleMania. After many years, WWE decided to relocate their corporate offices to Washington Blvd, in a new and updated facility that will probably feature even more fancy amenities.

This move was planned since 2019, but the pandemic obviously changed all of that. There's no official timetable for the relocation, but fans can expect it to happen sooner rather than later.

14 Vince McMahon's Jurassic Office

As the proud owner of the WWE, you know that Vince McMahon has a massive office inside the headquarters. The only way to fill the massive office is with massive decorations. This is why Vince McMahon has a huge Tyrannosaurus Rex fossil displayed in his office. The T-Rex represents Vince's massive appetite for life, according to a tweet from the boss.

The fossil actually came to Vince as a gift from his son-in-law Triple H. While filming the movie The Chaperone, Triple H felt inspired by the dinosaur fossils used in the film. Vince must have really appreciated the gift, as Vince often uses it for a backdrop while posing for images in the office. If things keep going in the right direction for the WWE, Vince may even get the rest of the dinosaur built up. We're quite sure the office has room for it.

13 The Massive Video Vault

WWE has spent years capturing all types of video. Along with WWE Pay Per Views, episodes of Raw, and even B-shows like Superstars, there are years and years worth of footage available. Every last second of recorded footage is available in the massive video vault located nearby the WWE headquarters. Looking like something out of Indiana Jones, the entrance to the vault is impressive enough as it is, but it only gets better once you get inside.

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The vault includes wall-to-wall videos. Not only does this include the WWE, but footage libraries have been purchased from many other wrestling companies like WCW. All of the footage is meticulously organized and much of it has been digitized for use on YouTube, DVD releases, and the WWE Network.

12 Performance Center Live Feed

As Triple H moved up the corporate ladder, he took on a lot of the responsibility at the WWE Performance Center and NXT. Constantly traveling from Stamford, Connecticut to Orlando, Florida can consume a lot of time. To help keep a tab on things while in Connecticut, Triple H has exclusive access to a live video feed from the Performance Center. This allows him to watch recruits, give suggestions, and see how things are going on a daily basis.

This is a huge improvement that has allowed Triple H to maintain as much control as possible. He's not just getting reports, he's seeing everything first-hand. If only the WWE Network would allow fans to watch the same feed. It can be like a version of Big Brother; NXT Edition.

11 Minutes Away From Greenwich

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The Stamford, Connecticut location of WWE Headquarters may seem random, but there are numerous benefits. One of the more obvious reasons is how close the headquarters are to New York City. This makes it a lot easier for Superstars to travel from huge events and back to the headquarters. MetLife Stadium and Madison Square Garden are less than an hour away.

One of the other big advantages is that the headquarters is located just minutes away from Greenwich, Connecticut. Greenwich is the extremely rich town that Vince McMahon calls home. Not only does Vince McMahon live there, but so do Stephanie McMahon and Triple H. When the family actually gets a chance to travel home, they can easily stop by the headquarters any time they need to.

10 The WWE Warehouse

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One look at the storage facilities around the headquarters and it's easy to tell; Vince McMahon is a hoarder. Think of a landmark WWE prop and it's likely to be stored in the warehouse. Vince has kept some crazy things in the warehouse over the years. This includes the original ring used for the first WrestleMania, the huge SmackDown fist, and a racecar that was sponsored by the WWE.

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The warehouse is filled with thousands of items that will one day create an amazing WWE museum. Fans would flock to get close to these items and relive some of the greatest moments in WWE history. Not only are all of these items kept in the warehouse, but they are maintained well and kept in nearly mint condition.

9 A Hall of Fame Lobby

When you first enter the WWE headquarters, you are treated to a small version of the WWE Hall of Fame. Two huge statues are displayed in the lobby. The first statue is of WWE Hall of Fame inductee Andre the Giant. The life-size cast showcases the Superstar's massive frame and towering arms.

Just a few feet away from the Andre the Giant statue is a bronze statue of The Ultimate Warrior. After the Warrior's untimely passing, the WWE debuted a special statue in the name of the wrestler. The statue features The Warrior in his trademark ring gear and face paint. Both statues really set the mood for the headquarters and are a huge highlight of the HQ. During an episode of WWE Swerved, Big Show actually dressed up as a bronze statue and posed between the other two statues, causing quite the moment.

8 The WWE Graveyard

One of the creepiest parts of the warehouse at the headquarters is the collection of items that rivals most graveyards. Thanks to The Undertaker, the WWE warehouse is home to more than a dozen different caskets and coffins. These containers were used in classic matches pitting The Undertaker against the likes of Shawn Michaels, Kamala, and Yokozuna.

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Along with the caskets, the warehouse also features headstones that were custom-created for all of the Buried Alive Matches. This includes The Undertaker's buried alive matches against Stone Cold Steve Austin, Mankind, and Kane among others. During Halloween, it would be awesome to see all of these props on display in some sort of WWE Graveyard or haunted house attraction. Just add in The Boogeyman and they would have a huge hit on your hands.