WWE

WWE is an American professional wrestling company and entertainment brand, formerly known as the World Wrestling Federation. It is part of TKO Group Holdings.

Professional wrestling: A form of sports entertainment combining choreographed combat, athletic performance, and ongoing storylines. WWE is one of the world's largest professional wrestling companies.
Capitol Wrestling Corporation: The wrestling promotion founded by Jess McMahon and Toots Mondt that became the foundation of WWE. It was the predecessor company from which WWE developed.
WWE Raw: WWE's long-running weekly professional wrestling television program, which debuted in 1993. Raw became a central platform for WWE's weekly stories and matches.
World Championship Wrestling: An American professional wrestling promotion that competed with WWE until WWE acquired it in 2001. WCW was WWE's chief rival during the Monday Night War.
Hulk Hogan: An American professional wrestler whose 1980s fame helped bring WWE to a mass television audience. His celebrity became central to WWE's national expansion.
Wrestling match: A staged contest between wrestlers, presented with rules, moves, and a planned outcome. Matches are WWE's central live performance format.
Vincent J. McMahon: An American wrestling promoter who led the World Wide Wrestling Federation before his son took control. His regional promotion provided the business inherited and expanded by Vince McMahon.
WWE SmackDown: WWE's weekly professional wrestling television program, first broadcast in 1999. SmackDown is one of WWE's principal ongoing television shows.
All Elite Wrestling: An American professional wrestling promotion founded in 2019 and headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida. AEW is a prominent contemporary competitor to WWE.
Dwayne Johnson: An American actor and former professional wrestler known in WWE as The Rock. His path from WWE performer to global film star illustrates the brand's crossover reach.

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