WWE

WWE stands for World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., which is an American media and entertainment company primarily known for professional wrestling. Founded in 1952 as the Capitol Wrestling Corporation, it has evolved into a global brand that features scripted wrestling matches and storylines, combining athletic performance with theatrical elements. WWE produces live events, including weekly television broadcasts such as Monday Night Raw and SmackDown, as well as annual event spectacles like WrestleMania. The company also engages in various other entertainment ventures, including movies, music, and digital content, solidifying its status as a prominent force in sports entertainment. WWE's wrestlers, often referred to as "Superstars," are central to its programming, showcasing a variety of wrestling styles and personas to captivate audiences worldwide.