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The 17 pages that link to WWE, each with the reason it gives.

• Vince McMahonNarrower topic: The company McMahon transformed grew from his family’s regional wrestling operation.

• WWE Hall of FameNarrower topic: WWE operates the Hall of Fame and determines its ceremonies and honorees.

• National Wrestling AllianceCompared with: WWE contrasts with the NWA's historical model of independent regional member promotions.

• World Championship WrestlingRelated: WWE bought WCW's intellectual property and selected contracts in 2001.

• WrestleManiaNarrower topic: WWE creates, promotes, and stages WrestleMania.

• Sports entertainmentRelated: Its branding and programming made sports entertainment widely recognizable.

• United World WrestlingCompared with: WWE produces scripted sports entertainment, while UWW governs competitive amateur wrestling.

• Bret HartNarrower topic: Hart’s championship years helped establish WWE’s 1990s identity and international reach.

• Ronda RouseyRelated: Rousey joined WWE as an in-ring performer after her MMA career.

• Shawn MichaelsNarrower topic: WWE was the main promotion behind Michaels’s most recognized career chapters.

• Stone Cold Steve AustinNarrower topic: Austin’s star power helped shape the company’s late-1990s identity and commercial success.

• Extreme Championship WrestlingRelated: WWE acquired ECW's assets and later revived its name as a separate brand.

• John CenaNarrower topic: Cena’s wrestling career, championships, and public identity are closely tied to WWE.

• History of wrestlingBroader topic: Its global prominence reflects the modern convergence of wrestling, television, and popular culture.

• Jim RossRelated: Ross became one of WWE’s most recognizable commentators and an executive in its talent relations department.

• Logan PaulNarrower topic: It is the organization where Paul performs as a professional wrestler.

• WrestleMania 42Narrower topic: WWE produces WrestleMania 42.