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Official Site: WWE.com
Ticketmaster: WWE Tickets
Official Corporate: WWE Corporate
Official Site: WWE Divas
eBay: WWE items and WWF items
Online World of Wrestling: World Wrestling Entertainment
Wikipedia: World Wrestling Entertainment

WWE News and Articles

WWE.com: WWE News Archive
Google News: WWE News
Wikipedia: History of World Wrestling Entertainment
ProWrestling.com: WWE Information and Archives
SoYouWanna: So you wanna learn about professional wrestling?
WWE.com: WWE Title Histories
WWE.com: WWE Hall of Fame
Variety: WWE Films ramps up slate (March 24, 2008)
Variety: WWE pins down distrib deal at Fox February 25, 2008

WWE Television

WWE.com: TV Shows

WWE Raw

Mahalo's Guide to WWE Raw
USA Network: WWE Raw

WWE Friday Night Smackdown!

Mahalo's Guide to WWE SmackDown
The CW: WWE Friday Night Smackdown!

ECW on Sci-Fi

Mahalo's Guide to Extreme Championship Wrestling
Sci Fi.com: ECW on Sci Fi

WWE Pay-Per-Views

WWE.com: Pay-Per-Views
CompleteWWE.com: WWF/E Pay-Per View Results (Year Grid)
Official Site: Royal Rumble – History
Official Site: WrestleMania – History
Official Site: SummerSlam – History
Official Site: Survivor Series – History

WWE Newsboards/Rumors

Unofficial Newsboard: WrestleZone
Unofficial Newsboard: WrestleView.com
Unofficial Newsboard: WrestleBoard
Unofficial Newsboard: Rajah.com

WWE Blogs

Official Blog: Jim Ross' WWE blog
Google Blog Search: WWE blogs
Technorati Blog Search: WWE blogs

WWE Images

Google Images: WWE Images
Flickr: WWE Images
CompleteWWE.com: WWF/E Magazine Galleries

WWE Videos

WWE.com: WWE 24/7 On Demand
WWEShop.com: Official DVDs

YouTube Interviews

Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage promo (1987)
Randy Savage "Slim Jim" Commercial (1994)
Steve Austin gives The Corporation a Beer Bath (1999)
D-Generation X impersonates the Nation of Domination (1999)
The Rock makes fun of The Big Show (1999)
The Rock promo (2001)
Steve Austin promo (2001)
John Cena disses Kevin Federline (2006)

YouTube Matches

Hulk Hogan VS. Ultimate Warrior (1990)
Bret Hart VS. Mr. Perfect (1991)
Steve Austin VS. Bret Hart (1997)
Undertaker VS. Mankind, Hell in a Cell (1998)
Hardy Boyz VS. Edge and Christian, Ladder Match (1999)
The Rock VS. Triple H (2000)
Steve Austin VS. Booker T. in a grocery store (2001)
The Rock VS. Hulk Hogan (2002)

YouTube Celebrity Moments

WWE Superstars

World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF)

Official Site: Andre the Giant
Official Site: “Superstar” Billy Graham
Official Site: Bob Backlund
Wikipedia: Bruno Sammartino
Wikipedia: “Superfly” Jimmy Snuka

World Wrestling Federation (WWF): Golden Era (1985-1992)

Mahalo's Guide to Hulk Hogan
Official Site: Ultimate Warrior
Mahalo's Guide to “Macho Man” Randy Savage
Official Site: “Rowdy” Roddy Piper
Official Site: “Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase

WWF: New Generation Era (1993-1996)

Mahalo's Guide to Bret “Hit Man” Hart
Mahalo's Guide to Shawn Michaels
Mahalo's Guide to The Undertaker
Mahalo's Guide to Razor Ramon (Scott Hall)
Mahalo's Guide to Diesel (Kevin Nash)

WWF: Attitude Era (1997-2002)

Mahalo's Guide to Stone Cold Steve Austin
Mahalo's Guide to The Rock
Mahalo's Guide to Triple H
Mahalo's Guide to Mick Foley
Mahalo's Guide to Vince McMahon

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)

Mahalo's Guide to John Cena
Mahalo's Guide to Batista
Mahalo's Guide to Edge
Mahalo's Guide to Randy Orton
WWE.com: Bobby Lashley

WWE Divas

Mahalo's Guide to Trish Stratus
Mahalo's Guide to Stacy Keibler
Mahalo's Guide to Candice Michelle
Mahalo's Guide to Torrie Wilson

WWE Merchandise

Offiical Site: WWEShop.com
Official Site: WWE Auctions
Amazon.com: WWE Items and WWF Items
Ringside Collectibles: WWE Merchandise

WWE Controversies

Steroid Scandal

- Mahalo's Guide to the 2007 Wrestler Suspensions
YouTube: WWF Steroid News Story
Suite101: “WWE Faces Steroid Scandal”
USA Today: “High death rate lingers behind fun façade of pro wrestling” (2004)
About.com: Wrestling’s Dirty Secret

Bret Hart “Montreal Screwjob,” November 9, 1997

Wikipedia: Montreal Screwjob
Slam! Wrestling: "The WWF can go to hell" by Bret Hart (1997)

Owen Hart Accident, May 23, 1999

- Mahalo's Guide to Owen Hart
Fan Site: Owen Hart Tragedy
Slam! Wrestling: Owen Hart Tribute

Chris Benoit Murder-Suicide, June 22-24, 2007

- Mahalo's Guide to Chris Benoit
Los Angeles Times: "Brain exam of wrestler Chris Benoit shows damage" (2007)
ABC News: Benoit's Dad, Doctors: Multiple Concussions Could Be Connected to Murder-Suicide
CNN: Wrestler's slain son was probably sedated...
ABC News: Police Paint Grisly Picture of Benoit Home
ESPN: Steroids discovered in probe of slayings, suicide
CNN: Wikipedia notes death of Benoit's wife before body found

WWE Criticism

New York Post: “Face Time Trumps All”
Slam! Wrestling: “Blind loyalty hides the dark side” (2000)
Fan Site: WrestleCrap

Is Wrestling Fake?

WikiAnswers: Is wrestling fake in any way?
Wrestling Perspective: Fake This

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Guide Note

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), formerly the World Wrestling Federation (WWF), is the premier professional wrestling organization in the United States, known for its theatrics as much as its television and pay-per-view matches.

Fast Facts

Brands: Raw, SmackDown, ECW
Founded: 1952
Headquarters: Stamford, Connecticut
Chairman: Vince McMahon
CEO: Linda McMahon
Executive Vice President of Global Media: Shane McMahon
Executive Vice President of Creative Writing: Stephanie McMahon

World Wrestling Federation

In 1980, Vincent Kennedy McMahon purchased Capitol Wrestling Corporation from his father. McMahon saw wrestling as more of an entertainment outlet than an actual sport, and began to expand the company beyond the established northeastern territory. McMahon named his promotion the World Wrestling Federation (WWF for short) and began syndicating WWF television shows to stations across the country. Rival wrestling promoters were displeased with MaMahon's tactics of expansion and marketing, as they were now in competition with his rapidly growing company.

McMahon began signing and developing top talents like Hulk Hogan and Roddy Piper. More stars like Andre the Giant, Jimmy Snuka, and Ricky Steamboat would soon follow as the WWF began to become more mainstream. The first WrestleMania was held in 1985 and was a huge success.

The WWF evolved from the wrestling style of the 1980s to a more aggressive style with wrestlers like Stone Cold Steve Austin, Shawn Michaels, and The Undertaker. Vince McMahon was also able to purchase longtime rivals WCW and ECW in 2001, making WWF the sole big name wrestling promotion.

World Wrestling Entertainment

In 2000, the World Wildlife Fund filed suit against the World Wrestling Federation over the initials WWF. A British court rules in favor of the World Wide Fund for Nature and Vince McMahon was forced to rebrand his company as World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).

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