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Wrestling has been one of the most ancient sports, which has been constantly practiced competitively. It pre-dates the earliest Olympic Games, and it was, brutal in various phases, the ultimate contest of the Olympic Games. Poof of this sport?s existence in the ancient times has been obtained by the cave drawings of wrestlers from 3000 BC in the Sumero-Akkadian civilization. Today, wrestling has been taken to a professional level and has become a part of American popular culture. The federation that organizes the biggest wrestling events, in the recent times, is WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment). Tickets to all the WWE events are sold-out very swiftly. There are billions of fans willing to spend trillions of dollars, just to get hold of their WWE Tickets.

Professional Wrestling - is a type of entertainment in which wrestlers battle each other in matches. These matches are scripted and also rehearsed in advance. Stage names are adopted, different costumes are worn, and grand entrances are made by some of the professional wrestlers, so that it facilitates in giving the fights a dramatic tension. Before and after the actual stint, many wrestlers also ridicule and challenge each other and the audience. Professional wrestlers are skilled athletes, who perform, not as competitors, but as entertainers. Therefore, the win-loss record of a professional wrestler does not specify his/her successfulness, as a lot of professional wrestlers never win titles, but they still capture the imagination of fans, and attract thousands of spectators and television viewers to the sport.

Wrestling events are operated by promoters, where a number of promoters, including Vince McMahon, Jr., of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), even control or own an entire organization; whereas, other promoters simply work for an organization. The events are publicized by the promoters via television ads, the Internet, and magazines. In addition, the promoters also arrange press interviews about their organizations or the wrestlers they employ. Appearances made by the most famous wrestlers can be witnessed on television entertainment shows, television series, or movies. This publicity has resulted in making professional wrestling a significant branch of American popular culture.

With global headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut, USA, and offices in New York City, Los Angeles, Toronto, and London, for World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc (WWE) is an integrated entertainment and media company that engages in the sports entertainment industry, and focuses on professional wrestling. It is a publicly traded and privately owned incorporated media and sports entertainment company, whose owner and chairman is Vince McMahon, whereas, his wife, Linda McMahon is the Chief Executive Officer (C.E.O) of the company. Additionally, the positions of Executive Vice President of Global Media and Executive Vice President of Talent and Creative Writing are held by their children.

Founded in 1952 by Roderick McMahon and Toots Mondt, the former name of the organization was Titan Sports, and was altered to World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF) in 1963. Then in 1979 the name got changed to WWF (World Wrestling Federation), when Vincent J. McMahon became its owner. The ownership passed to his son, Vincent K. McMahon, in 1982, and he began to expand the WWF. Then in 2002, the name of the organization changed again to what it is currently called - World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). This name change occurred due to the 2000 dispute between the environmental organization, World Wide Fund for Nature, which was also abbreviated as WWF, and the World Wrestling Federation. The environmental organization sued the professional wrestling organization, which ultimately led the WWF to change its name to WWE.

The first winner of the WWE Championship, the most celebrated championship in WWE, was Buddy Rogers. From there onwards, big names like Bret Hart, Bruno Sammartino, Stone Cold, The Rock, and many more, have been awarded the WWE Championship.

At present, the main business interest of WWE is Professional Wrestling and the organization has become a leading professional wrestling sponsorship around globe, consisting of a wide-ranging library of videos that represent an important portion of the visual history of professional wrestling. WWE promotes under three brands: Raw, SmackDown! and ECW, and is home to two of the three present world heavyweight championships acknowledged by Pro Wrestling Illustrated and the ECW Championship. While expanding in international operations and introducing a new high-tech set, which is used for all three brands, WWE made the development to High Definition (H.D) in the early 2008.Since then, all pay-per-views were televised in H.D. In addition, the organization's online social network, called the WWE Universe, was also launched in late 2008.

Today, the hottest event of WWE is the SummerSlam event, which is one of the annual certified wrestling pay-per-view events, and is held during the month of August. It is also known as the "The Biggest Party of the Summer", as many top-notch wrestlers are featured in this event, who are fighting for the belt. The other annual pay-per-view events being regularly scheduled by WWE include Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, No Way Out, Backlash, Judgment Day, The Bash, Breaking Point, Night of Champions, Hell in a Cell, Survivor Series, Bragging Rights, and Armageddon; one or two of these events are held each month by the WWE, where the event is typically about three hours long, featuring five to twelve matches.

All the wrestling events of WWE are full of excitement and adventure, while being characteristically aggressive. The sport has won the hearts and attention of billions. Year-round the WWE Tickets are in great demand, especially in the U.S and other regions.