The WWE Headquarters has had its fair share of crazy moments over the years.
For example, this year’s WWE Money in the Bank ladder matches will be emanating from Titan Towers.
It has been reported that WWE will be moving out of the historic building in the near future, so this is a nice way to say ‘goodbye’.
As to why this building is more than just home to WWE’s global operations, take a look at these five ridiculous moments etched in the course of WWE history.
Vince McMahon Swerves Employees
In 2016, the chairman took it upon himself to ‘swerve’ his employees.
During a sketch of the hidden camera show Swerved, McMahon dressed up as WWE’s new security guard.
He seemed to have quite the fun stressing out his workers.
Monday Night Raw: Snowstorm Edition
Due to a blizzard in the New York area in 2015, WWE was forced to relocate Raw to its own headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut.
This involved a load of interviews involving the likes of Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar.
But the the most memorable scenes probably were JBL standing on the roof of the tower block, giving updates on the weather throughout the show.
‘Mean’ Gene Okerlund & Bobby ‘The Brain’ Heenan March To WrestleMania
During the Road to WrestleMania IX in 1993, the WWF aired a special episode of WWF Prime Time Wrestling.
In their ‘March To WrestleMania IX’, Bobby Heenan and Mean Gene explored the then WWF Titan Towers to find the office of WWF President Jack Tunney.
This fun journey lasted the entire episode, and is not only a classic, but also gave fans a nice peak inside of the building.
Brock Lesnar And Paul Heyman Change The Game (‘s Office)
In 2013, the feud between Brock Lesnar and Triple H had the duo of Heyman and Lesnar take a trip WWE’s home in Stamford.
After scaring some employees, they went straight to Triple H’s office and Brock laid waste to it.
Not only did the desk and the wall suffer under the beast’s rage, Lesnar also bent a replica championship belt with a sledgehammer.
WWF Attitude Commercial
In probably the most iconic moment in WWF/E headquater’s history, the company aired a commercial during the Super Bowl in 1999.
The ad is still talked about to this day and is marking a high spot in the populartiy of the company.
Several wrestlers like The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Undertaker and Mankind starred in the 30 second plug for ‘WWF Attitude’.
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