wrestling in the traditional sense and isn’t what you might see at your local high school or college powerhouse. Instead, it is more entertainment driven and has even been dubbed, a “soap opera for men”. Most of the moves, acts and story lines are simulated and the champions for each year or generally pre-determined before the season starts. Nevertheless, WWE wresting has a loyal following of both men and women who come to the matches and who watch on television.

As a result, the business of professional wrestling and the WWE has been very lucrative. In fact in 2007, it is believed that the company made nearly $500 million, with a net income of $52 million dollars. WWE is a publicly traded company on the New York Stock Exchange.

While wrestling has maintained its popularity with its target audience, there has been some controversy. First, beginning in the early nineties, there were reasons to believe that steroids abuse and distribution was heavily involved in the industry. Those same issues resurfaced in the decades of the 2000’s when a number of both high-profile and lesser-known wrestlers either committed suicide, dropped dead or went on murder rampages. Many people believed that these incidents were tied to steroid abuse common in the industry. In 2006, after Eddie Guerrero died, WWE developed what is called the WWE Talent Wellness program, which provides screening for drugs, alcohol, anabolic steroids, recreational drugs, and also performs cardiac screening. You do not want to miss out on your chance to see the WWE live so order your tickets now from UltimateTicketHub.com.

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