A group of teenagers recently broke into the old WWE headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut. Moreover, they shared videos of their late-night visit online. The building at 1241 East Main Street, also known as Titan Towers, was WWE’s office before the company moved to a new location in downtown Stamford.
In the video, which seems legit, the teens walk through the dark building using their phone flashlights to see. The group has filmed their entire visit. The footage gives fans a rare look inside the empty headquarters that was once the hub of WWE officials.
As they move through the building, we can see posters and framed photos from classic WWE matches hanging on the walls. Some areas still have old promotional material. The teens also found what looked like the old locker room and gym area where WWE Superstars used to train.
They can be seen sitting on old office desks and posing for the camera. They also check out what appear to be the abandoned building’s blueprints and flip through old magazines featuring stars like Kane and Brock Lesnar.
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Titan Towers is a big part of WWE’s past. During the 2020 Money in the Bank event, the “Corporate Ladder” matches were filmed inside the building.
WWE Sold the Building to a Real Estate Firm
WWE no longer owns the property. In January, the building was sold for $3.75 million to MB Financial Group, a real estate company based in Branford and Boston. WWE officially moved to its new headquarters at 707 Washington Blvd in 2023.
According to the Stamford Advocate, there are plans to turn the old building into an 84-unit luxury apartment complex. The new owners plan to renovate and redesign the space to change it from a corporate office into modern housing.
While the video has made some fans nostalgic online, the break-in itself is concerning, as trespassing is illegal, and abandoned buildings can be dangerous due to structural damage or other safety risks.
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