WWE Monopoly

industry should not continue because it doesn’t give other professional wrestling organizations

and wrestlers a chance to show themselves and become famous in mainstream society, and it has

gotten to the point where the WWE has become an unfair monopoly encompassing nearly

everything that is professional wrestling.

There are many die-hard WWE fans that say that WWE isn’t a monopoly and base this

statement on the fact that there are still other wrestling organizations existing that are shown on

TV. It’s true that there are other organizations out there, like Xtreme Pro Wrestling (XPW) and

the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA), but these organizations are in every way practically

microscopic compared to the WWE. Their shows have thousands fewer people in their

audiences than WWE coliseum events and take place in much smaller arenas, such as high

school gyms and auditoriums. Also, advertising for these other organizations is limited mainly to

flyers, rare pay-per-view commercials, and coverage in wrestling magazines and on internet sites,

want to see working for it. Probably the easiest way to prove this wrong to someone would be to

organizations are lucky if they have a pay-per-view every couple of months and are even luckier

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