WWE & Wrestling

Wrestling is an exciting sport that entertains fans across the globe, especially WWE. Since launching in 2002 as WWE - changing from WWF - the promotion has consistently produced moments of entertainment for spectators to enjoy. WWE stars such as The Rock, John Cena, The Undertaker and many others have put on multiple shows over the years that enthral fans on a global scale.

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What does WWE stand for?

WWE stands for World Wrestling Entertainment, which used to be the World Wrestling Federation (WWF)

Pay Per View Schedule 2021

WWE Extreme Rules- September 26, Columbus, Ohio

WWE Crown Jewel - October 21, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

WWE Clash of Champions - October, TBC

WWE Survivor Series - November, TBC

WWE TLC - December, TBC

Who are the current WWE champions?

Here is a list of all of the current WWE champions by competition:

Raw

WWE Championship - Big E
Raw Women’s Championship - Charlotte Flair
United States Championship - Damian Priest
Raw Tag Team Championship - Randy Orton and Riddle

SmackDown

Universal Champion - Roman Reigns
SmackDown Women’s Championship - Becky Lynch
Intercontinental Championship - Shinsuke Nakamura
SmackDown Tag Team Championship - The Usos

NXT

NXT Championship - Samoa Joe
NXT Women’s Championship - Raquel Gonzalez
NXT North American Championship - Isaiah "Swerve" Scott
NXT Tag Team Championship - MSK

Are WWE matches fixed?

People often think that wrestling is fake, but that is not the case. However, it is scripted and the outcome of matches are predetermined prior to the event itself. It is for entertainment purposes and you can think of it as a ‘show’, with the athletes rehearsing how the outcome will unravel.

Where can I watch WWE?

You can watch all of the action on WWE Network, a subscription-based service that provides you with all the exciting content you need.

Where can I follow WWE on social media?

You can follow WWE on both Instagram and Twitter