The world-famous wrestling organization has been adapted to Africa.

One of the largest wrestling organizations, World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has a huge audience worldwide.

When the same organization was adapted to Africa, interesting visuals emerged. The video of athletes fighting in a ring with a mud-covered floor quickly went viral.

WHAT IS WWE?

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is one of the largest and most recognized professional wrestling organizations in the world. WWE is characterized not only by sports but also by entertainment, dramatic elements, and a large fan base.

The origins of WWE date back to 1952. At that time, the company was founded by Vincent J. McMahon as Capitol Wrestling Corporation (CWC), and over time it underwent various changes, adopting the name World Wrestling Federation (WWF) in 1982. However, in 2002, with a global brand merger, the WWF name was changed to WWE.

WWE has a large roster of diverse wrestlers. Wrestlers create unforgettable moments for the audience by highlighting their characters and stage personas. Names like John Cena, The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and The Undertaker are among the legendary wrestlers in WWE history.