WWE has a big battle every month what they call it

WWF also has a special competition held regularly every month - PPV (Pay-Per-View), Pay-Per-View means that the TV station has to buy its broadcast rights every time it broadcasts a PPV program, that is, if you want to broadcast 12 PPV a year, then you have to buy the broadcast rights with WWF every time, because the ** of each PPV is different, the most popular PPV - Wrestlemania in March has a staggering high broadcast right every time!

There are 12 different PPVs for 12 months of the year, they are Royal Rumble in January, No Way Out in February, Wrestlemania in March, Backlash in April, Judgement Day in May, King of the Ring in June, Summerslam in July, Unforgiven in August, No Mercy in September, and Survivor in October series, Armageddon in November, Miscellanous in December (WWF's PPV program is sometimes adjusted, subject to the actual situation at the time).

January new year's revolution(raw) royal rumble(raw&sd).

In February, No Way Out (SD).

Wrestlemania in April(RAW&SD), Backlash in May, Judgment Day

June Vengeance Deadly Revenge (RAW), July greatest American Bash head-on strike (SD), August Summerslam Summer Impact (RAW&SD), September Unforgiven (RAW).

October No mercy is not merciful (SD).

November Taboo Tuesday (RAW) Survivor Series Strong Survival (RAW&SD).

December Armageddon Armagedon Armagedon (RAW).

Royal Rumble in January, No Way Out in February, Wrestlemania in March, Backlash in April, Judgement Day in May, King of the Ring in June, Summerslam in July, Unforgiven in August, No Mercy in September, Survivor Series in October, Armageddon in November, Miscellanous in December

You can find it on the official WWE website!

The 30-man melee in the Battle Royale is basically every year.

WWE is the world's largest entertainment wrestling league He also has three major leagues under his umbrella They are: RAW, SD, ECW Entertainment wrestling is a perfect combination of sports and entertainment Needless to say about sports In terms of entertainment, that is, every game of WWE will have a plot foreshadowing arranged by WWE plot setting team And every player in the ring is more performance than competition Orthodoxy entertainment wrestling is not a real wrestling competition Many of the moves and moves that you see require the cooperation of both players to complete, and everyone will see that some players will use **, but those** are made of special materials, which will not hurt much, and sometimes there will be bleeding scenes, and those are actually when the players are recruited, they hide in the casual corner of the audience, and use the blades prepared in advance to lightly scratch or use props such as snow bags Of course, sometimes there will be other things that happen, and the results of each game are predetermined in advance Some people may say that what is the point of winning the championship? In fact, WWE does not calculate employee salaries based on who takes the belt or not, but on the commercial value and popularity of a player, and the quality of a player is not determined by the title, but by the technical, popularity, and performance aspects

So WWE's show isn't really a competition, it's just entertainment.

No, for example, in the "Montreal" incident, the game that Brett Hart asked to win, Lao Mai also agreed, but Lao Mai asked the referee to let him lose...So it's not.