The document provides an overview of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). It discusses how WWE was formerly called World Wrestling Federation but had to change its name due to a dispute over the initials WWF. It then describes some of the different types of matches in WWE like triple threat matches, tables ladders and chairs matches, and royal rumbles. Finally, it discusses whether wrestling is real or fake, noting that most matches are staged but wrestling still involves real injuries, pain, and athleticism.

1. By Muneeb Ahmed
By Kimberley Johns

2. Introduction
I chosen to talk about one of my many interest which is World Wrestling
Entertainment (WWE) as it was introduced to me by my parents during
my childhood in 2003. World Wrestling Entertainment was at first called
World Wrestling Federation (WWF) but has forced to changed its name
to WWE by the World Wildlife Fund as they were entitled to the name
first. Apart from that WWE has its own place on television in the sky
sports and box office section. It also currently the largest professional
wrestling company in the world, it shows in 30 different languages to
more than 145 countries and promotes under two brands known as Raw
and Smackdown.

3. About Professional
Wrestling
Professional wrestling is not just about the big pay check they like to
receive performing for the fans, or knocking their opponent
unconscious left right and centre for an easy win, or winning as
much championships belts and matches as they can. Some
wrestlers like to think its their passion, its what they like to do to be
able to win the crowd over with their personality in and out of the
ring. Some simply like the electrifying energy they receive from the
crowd, the adrenaline they feel even. Some wrestlers are talented at
what they do, and even like to be a performer, an entertainer even,
or even centre of attention. There are many reasons why wrestlers
like to become pro wrestlers. Professional wrestling of course takes
years of practice to prefect and to do safely, however all wrestlers
have there different, staged names, personalities, charisma,
techniques and specific named moves to go with the character they
like to show worldwide. But most of the time they like to display all
these areas in the ring in front of the worldwide nation.

4. Men’s Wrestling
Midget Wrestling

5. The ring and thousand of viewers
watching at ringside

6. Types of matches
A traditional wrestling match is usually fought between two wrestlers or two tag teams, with the rules being a
winner is declared via pinfall, submission, countout or referee decision such as disqualification or a wrestler
unable to continue. Here is a comprehensive list of match types you may see in World Wrestling
Entertainment. Some of these are not even standard wrestling matches, but unique contests introduced at
various events.
•Triple Threat match
•Tables, ladders + Chairs match
•Royal Rumble
•Hell in a Cell
•Steel Cage Match
•Special Referee
•No Disqualification
•Money in the Bank
•Elimination Chamber
•Lumberjack match
•Last Man Standing
•Ladder match
•Lingerie match
•Ironman match
•I Quit match
• Handicap match
• Hardcore match
• Falls Count Anywhere
• Flag on a Pole
• Fatal Four Way
• First Blood match
• Elimination match
• Casket match
• Costume match
• Battle Royal
• Boxing match
• Buried Alive match
• Beat the Clock match
• Body Slam match
• Tag Team matches

7. John Felix Anthony Cena born
April 23, 1977 is an American
actor, hip hop musician, and
wrestler. He is with WWE and
performs on their Raw brand.
Stats
Height: 6'1
Weight: 251 lbs.
From: West Newbury, Mass.
Signature Move: Attitude
Adjustment; STF
Career Highlights: World
Heavyweight Champion; WWE
Champion; U.S. Champion;
World Tag Team Champion;
WWE Tag Team Champion;
2008 Royal Rumble Winner; 2010
Superstar of the Year Slammy
Award winner
John Cena

8. Is Wrestling Real or Fake?
65% Fake
55% Real
 Accidents, injuries and pain
 Most matches are scripted
 Almost all matches are staged
 Some wrestlers go with there
passion by choosing there own path
Writers work on plots and storylines
for most wrestlers
 Jumping life threatening heights
and risking their bodies are real
 Its mainly for sports entertainment
and for the wrestlers to have a bigger
pay roll
 Most wrestling moves aren't
tricked
 Have been cases of steroids used
 They practice for years to learn
both the moves and how to execute
them safely while still making it look
dangerous and real to the viewers
 Most wrestlers are exceptional
athletes who train for many hours
each day to maintain their physical
condition
 You can see and experience for
real

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