WWE
World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., is the largest professional wrestling promotion. It was founded as Capitol Wrestling Corporation in 1953. The wrestling matches are entertainment-based performances, which means the shows are scripted beforehand and carried out by trained professionals.
- Headquarter location: Stamford, Connecticut
- Founded: January 7, 1953
- Founders: Vincent J. McMahon or Vincent J. McMahon (for CWC), and Linda McMahon and Vince McMahon (for Titan Sports, Inc)
- Previous name: Capitol Wrestling Corporation Ltd. and Titan Sports, Inc.
- Events per year: 450+
- Most recent WWE champion: Bobby Lashley (March 1, 2021)
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Ranking Ric Flair's best opponents during his legendary pro wrestling career.
Ranking every Roman Reigns vs. Brock Lesnar match leading into their final battle at WWE SummerSlam.
The first ‘Monday Night Raw' under the creative direction of Triple H had two moments that could hint at the future of the WWE.
Former WWE tag champ Paul London is surprised allegations against Vince McMahon didn't come out sooner.
Triple H taking over the WWE universe as head of creative will be hugely beneficial for some WWE superstars and not so great for others.
Triple H is taking over the creative direction of the WWE from retiring CEO Vince McMahon. Here's how thr former wrestler could be the same and different from his longtime boss and father-in-law.
Brock Lesnar stormed out of the building after WWE CEO Vince McMahon announced his retirement but eventually returned to close the show.
Imagine how epic it would have been if The Rock joined Triple H and company in the WWE's D-Generation X faction in the 90s.
