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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After a surprising invitation from the promoter, Bubba Ray Dudley agreed to wrestle in a Bunkhouse Battle Royal before Ric Flair's last match.
The Chris Jericho vs Eddie Kingston Barbed Wire Everywhere Death Match on AEW Dynamite will not be for the faint of heart or the squeamish.
Ric Flair's last match in Nashville will include plenty of family, in and out of the ring, at the site of one of his most iconic matches.
The WWE announced Hall of Famer Jeff Jarrett as special guest referee for a match at SummerSlam 2022 in Nashville for one main reason.
Bill Goldberg hit Bret Hart with a kick in a match 23 years ago that ended ‘The Hitman's' career, and both men are still upset about it.
Eddie Guerrero is one of the most underrated WWE superstars of all time and his advice to the massive Mark Henry illustrates exactly why.
The Undertaker had many memorable programs in his 30-year WWE career but there are three that stand out for him above the rest.
Chris Jericho recalls his backstage fight with Brock Lesnar following the 2016 edition of WWE SummerSlam.
WWE Hall of Famer revealed the names of two incredibly strong wrestlers that ‘manhandled' him during his pro wrestling career.
The latest Naomi and Sasha Banks update is that the former tag-team champions are off the internal WWE roster after walking off ‘Raw' in May.
