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WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs
WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs, an annual WWE pay-per-view (2009-2020) named for the TLC match invented at SummerSlam 2000, won by climbing a ladder to retrieve a prize with tables and chairs also legal; canceled after 2021 plans were dropped.
WWE Tough Enough
WWE Tough Enough, also styled WWF Tough Enough, was WWE's professional wrestling reality competition series (2001–2015, six seasons on MTV, UPN, and USA Network) in which contestants trained and competed for a WWE contract; winners included Maven, Nidia, John Morrison, and Josh Bredl and Sara Lee.
WWE United Kingdom Championship Tournament
The WWE United Kingdom Championship Tournament was a WWE tournament series, inaugurated in January 2017 in Blackpool, England, to crown the first WWE United Kingdom Champion.
WWE United States Championship
WWE United States Championship, originally NWA United States Championship, a men's secondary wrestling title created January 1, 1975 in Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling with Harley Race as first champion, later WCW property, acquired by WWE in 2001 and reactivated in 2003.
WWE Universal Championship
WWE Universal Championship, created July 2016 for Raw after the brand split gave the WWE Championship to SmackDown; inaugural champion Finn Bálor; Roman Reigns' 1,316-day reign ended with unification into the Undisputed WWE Championship; retired 2024.
WWE Unreal
WWE Unreal (WWE: Unreal) is a Netflix behind-the-scenes docuseries on WWE, produced with Omaha Productions, NFL Films, and Skydance Sports. Premiered July 29, 2025; Season 2 (Jan 20, 2026) covers the road to SummerSlam; Season 3 focuses on John Cena's retirement run.
WWE Velocity
WWE Velocity, also called Velocity, was WWE's SmackDown-brand B-show: a one-hour Saturday program on TNN from May 25, 2002, moving to WWE.com in 2005 and ending June 2006 when ECW relaunched.
WWE Women's Championship
WWE Women's Championship (also Raw Women's Championship 2016-2023): WWE women's wrestling title introduced at WrestleMania 32 in 2016, replacing the Divas Championship; renamed Raw Women's after the 2016 draft, reverted on SmackDown June 9, 2023; Charlotte Flair inaugural champion.
WWE Women's Championship (1956–2010)
WWE Women's Championship (1956–2010), also the NWA World Women's and WWF Women's Championship, a women's wrestling title held by the Fabulous Moolah for a recognized 10,170 days and unified into the Divas Championship in 2010.
WWE Women's ID Championship
WWE Women's ID Championship, also called WWE ID Women's Championship, a WWE title for the Independent Development program, defended on indie shows; champions Kylie Rae, Laynie Luck, Monica Monroe.
WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship
WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship, Raw's secondary women's wrestling title, announced November 25, 2024 by Adam Pearce; inaugural champion Lyra Valkyria; later held by Becky Lynch, AJ Lee, and Sol Ruca.
WWE Women's Speed Championship
WWE Women's Speed Championship: WWE women's wrestling title on the WWE Speed show on X, established August 9, 2024, first held by Candice LeRae, later an NXT secondary title, retired August 30, 2026, unified into the NXT Women's North American Championship.
WWE Women's Tag Team Championship
WWE Women's Tag Team Championship, WWE women's tag team title across Raw, SmackDown, and NXT; announced December 2018, first champions The Boss 'N' Hug Connection (Sasha Banks & Bayley) in February 2019; current champions Alexa Bliss & Tatum Paxley.
WWE Women's United States Championship
WWE Women's United States Championship: SmackDown women's secondary title announced November 2024; Chelsea Green first champion (Dec 14, 2024); Jacy Jayne current champion since Aug 14, 2026.
WWF Brawl for All
WWF Brawl for All, a 1998 legitimate 16-man boxing-wrestling tournament on Raw is War won by Bart Gunn, who knocked out Steve Williams before losing to Butterbean at WrestleMania XV.
WWF Invasion
The WWF Invasion was a 2001 WWE storyline in which WCW and ECW wrestlers, merged as The Alliance led by Shane and Stephanie McMahon, tried to take over the WWF, ending at Survivor Series.
WWF Superstars of Wrestling
WWF Superstars of Wrestling (WWF Superstars from April 1992) was the WWF's flagship syndicated weekly wrestling show, premiering September 6, 1986, successor to Championship Wrestling, running to 2001, known for squash matches, title changes, and the Patterson trademark dispute.
WWF trademark dispute
WWF trademark dispute: World Wide Fund for Nature (World Wildlife Fund) versus the World Wrestling Federation over the initials WWF; the 1994 settlement agreement, the 2001 English court ruling, and the wrestling company's 2002 rebrand as WWE.
Wwk Arena
The WWK Arena is a football stadium in Augsburg, Bavaria, and the home ground of FC Augsburg, opened in 2009 with a capacity of 30,660 spectators.
WWOX
WWOX (WW domain containing oxidoreductase), also WOX1/FOR, is a human gene at 16q23.1-q23.2 spanning the FRA16D fragile site; a tumor suppressor whose biallelic mutations cause WOREE syndrome and SCAR12.
WWP (EP)
WWP (We Wanna Party), the 2025 four-track EP by South African singer Tyla, released July 25 via FAX and Epic Records; includes Dynamite with Wizkid, Mr. Media, Is It, and Bliss; second EP between Tyla and her sophomore album.
WWS Enterprises, LLC
WWS Enterprises, LLC is a Delaware limited liability company organized in 2021 and headquartered in Tampa, Florida, whose line of business is not publicly disclosed in its SEC filings.
WWT wetland centres and reserves
The WWT wetland centers are ten visitor reserves in the UK run by the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, begun by Peter Scott at Slimbridge in 1946.
WWTR1
WWTR1, alias TAZ (transcriptional coactivator with PDZ-binding motif), is a human 3q25.1 gene encoding a Hippo pathway effector and TEAD coactivator; distinct from tafazzin, and fused to CAMTA1 in epithelioid hemangioendothelioma.
WWV (radio station)
WWV is a radio station operated by the National Institute of Standards and Technology near Fort Collins, Colorado, broadcasting continuous standard time and frequency signals on five shortwave frequencies since 1923.
WWVB
WWVB is a NIST radio station near Fort Collins, Colorado, that broadcasts a digital time code on 60 kHz, letting radio-controlled clocks and watches set themselves since 1963.
Www.RachelOrmont.com
www.RachelOrmont.com is a 2024 American experimental sci-fi drama by Peter Vack, starring Betsey Brown as a woman raised in captivity by an advertising agency assessing pop star Mommy 6.0; premiered 2024, released 2025.
WWWW-FM
WWWW-FM (102.9 W4 Country) is a country FM station in Ann Arbor, Michigan, owned by Cumulus Media; the WWWW calls once belonged to Detroit's 106.7 FM, a 1970s rock station that flipped to country in January 1981.
WWWX
WWWX, known on air as "96.9 The Fox," is an alternative rock radio station licensed to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, serving the Appleton-Oshkosh area and owned by Cumulus Media since 1997.
WXIA-TV
WXIA-TV, branded 11Alive, is an NBC-affiliated television station in Atlanta, Georgia, owned by TEGNA. It signed on in 1951 as WLTV and later became WLWA.