We learned today that WWE President Nick Khan, the same person who fired numerous WWE staff members on Tuesday, has purchased a new multi-million dollar mansion located in Los Angeles, California. The mansion is worth $7.6 million dollars and is near the Riviera area of Pacific Palisades.
The mansion was described as follows:
“Behind a grand circular motor court and two driveway gates, the snazzy interiors contain 8,000 square feet of open living space on three levels. Highlights include soaring ceilings and Boen Chaletino oak sand hardwood flooring; there’s also a wealth of modern conveniences, including numerous remote-controlled skylights, Sonos and Lutron smart-home systems, a whole-house water filtration system by LifeSource, 12-camera surveillance system and color LED lighting throughout.
“An entrance gallery is flanked by a custom office featuring built-in file drawers, a supply closet and separate entrance. Beyond that, the mammoth great room holds dining and living areas. A wall of glass doors opens to reveal a secluded, resort-like backyard with a 40-foot pool and spa, plus an outdoor bath, built-in outdoor kitchen, firepit, vegetable garden and putting green.”
The July 23rd 2021 edition of WWE SmackDown will be airing live from Cleveland, Ohio at the Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse arena. The official COVID-19 protocols have been released in regards to the event with the following rules and guidelines in place:
IMPORTANT NOTE: As the State of Ohio and the City of Cleveland continue to evolve COVID-19 health and safety protocols, Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse remains aligned with the updated protocols and remains committed to the health and safety of all of our guests, staff members, and performers. For WWE Smackdown on Friday, July 23rd, and in conjunction with the event producers, social distancing protocols will be relaxed and face masks will be optional.
General health and safety protocols for Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse will continue to be updated through the summer months on an event by event basis, and into the future as appropriate, in relation to guidelines and continuing direction from local, state and national authorities and healthcare experts.
