WWE SmackDown World TourJoern Pollex | Bongarts | Getty PhotosThe upside case for World Wrestling Entertainment's inventory far outweighs the draw
WWE SmackDown World Tour
Joern Pollex | Bongarts | Getty Photos
The upside case for World Wrestling Entertainment‘s inventory far outweighs the draw back, in response to Citi.
The agency upgraded the struggling inventory to purchase from impartial, saying the risk-reward “seems to be engaging” and “compelling.” Citi calculates WWE solely has 15% extra to fall in a draw back state of affairs, whereas the shares have 45% upside.