WWE Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Answered

By | Bullscore 14 Mar, 2023

Why did WWE change its name?

The Capitol Wrestling Corporation (now WWE) was founded in 1953. On May 6, 2002, the company lost a file suit by the World Wildlife Fund over the WWF Trademark. That’s when it changed its name from World Wrestling Federation to World Wrestling Entertainment.

How much of WWE is scripted?

WWE’s writer decides the storyline of the matches that happen in weekly shows, live events, pay-per-view (PPV), and special events to set the buildup for the Greatest Event of Them All ‘WrestleMania’ each year.

How can I join WWE Raw?

There are multiple ways of joining WWE, one of them is to submit your application on their official website and if you are shortlisted, they will invite you to their tryout event or talent hunt show ‘WWE Tough Enough’ and then you can showcase your abilities, talent to become their next big superstar. or, you can join WWE Performance Academy (WWE NXT) where you can learn the skills and join the next generation superstars to qualify for WWE main roster.

Who is the most WWE title winner?

The Nature Boy ‘Ric Flair’ and Leader of Cenation ‘John Cena’ tie the record for most WWE World Title Wins as both have won 16 times each. The shortest time a WWE Superstar ever held the title is Andre The Giant for less than 2 minutes.

Who is the highest-paid WWE Superstar?

As of reports, WWE’s active superstar Brock Lesnar is currently the highest-paid (earning over $4 million). Roman Reigns (Current WWE Undisputed Champion) is in 2nd place on the list.

How much does WWE Network cost?

The monthly subscription price of WWE’s own online streaming platform, ‘WWE Network‘ is $9.99 while the new users get the first month for free. For Indian Users, It is exclusively available on Sony Liv App for INR 299/per year.

Is WrestleMania free on WWE Network?

Yes, with the subscription to WWE Network, you get access to watch all the PPVs (including live events and weekly shows) at no extra cost. Also, you get access to watch previous seasons of PPVs, live events, and Weekly shows (like Monday Night Raw, Friday Night Smackdown, and NXT).