A 2000 lawsuit from the World Wildlife Fund (also WWF) was settled in 2002, when on May 6, 2002, the company and the Federation changed its name to World Wrestling Entertainment, or WWE. Its parent company, World Wrestling Federation Entertainment, also chose to adopt this name. The lawsuit dealt with the wrestling company's breaching of an agreement with the Fund over use of the initials "WWF" in the United Kingdom. Rather than attempt ...

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World Wrestling Entertainment, World Wrestling Entertainment - Early history, World Wrestling Entertainment - World Wide Wrestling Federation, World Wrestling Entertainment - World Wrestling Federation, World Wrestling Entertainment - The Golden Age, World Wrestling Entertainment - Monday Night Wars, World Wrestling Entertainment - The Montreal Screwjob, World Wrestling Entertainment - WWF Attitude, World Wrestling Entertainment - The death of Owen Hart, World Wrestling Entertainment - Business advances, World Wrestling Entertainment - The end of the Attitude Era, World Wrestling Entertainment - World Wrestling Entertainment, World Wrestling Entertainment - The Brand Extension, World Wrestling Entertainment - Championships

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Yoshihiro Tajiri - Finishing and signature moves. Buzzsaw Kick (low roundhouse kick to the upper back or head of a seated opponent) Brainbuster Bridging German Suplex Tarantula (Upside down rope hung leg hook Boston crab) Handspring Back elbow smash Octopus stretch Springboard/Asai Moonsault Dragon Suplex Spits Asian mist at opponent's eyes in order to blind them; Tajiri has, however, been known to spi ...

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Yoshihiro Tajiri, Yoshihiro Tajiri - Career, Yoshihiro Tajiri - Extreme Championship Wrestling, Yoshihiro Tajiri - World Wrestling Federation, Yoshihiro Tajiri - World Wrestling Entertainment, Yoshihiro Tajiri - Wrestling facts, Yoshihiro Tajiri - Finishing and signature moves, Yoshihiro Tajiri - Managers, Yoshihiro Tajiri - Championships and accomplishments, Yoshihiro Tajiri - Championship succession

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This is a list of the champions as they were at the end of the last WCW Monday Nitro on March 26, 2001 (though all these titles, with the exception of the Cruiserweight Tag Team Championship, continued to be active in WWF until November of that year). Here's a list of the final WCW Champions under the WWF banner. Footnotes 1Renamed World Heavyweight Championship after Survivor Series 2001; unified with WWF Championship at Vengeance 2001. 2Unified with the W ...

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World Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling - In the Beginning: The NWA Years, World Championship Wrestling - The Bischoff Era Begins, World Championship Wrestling - Monday Night Wars, World Championship Wrestling - WCW vs. nWo, World Championship Wrestling - Vince McMahon Strikes Back, World Championship Wrestling - The Death of WCW, World Championship Wrestling - Final champions, World Championship Wrestling - Books, World Championship Wrestling - WCW Titles, World Championship Wrestling - WCW Special Tournaments

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Bischoff was unexpectedly replaced by former WWF head writer Vince Russo and his colleague Ed Ferrera. Russo and Ferrera had been the head writers for the WWF at the beginning of the Attitude Era, subordinate only to Vince McMahon himself. WCW offered them lucrative contracts to jump ship in October 1999 in an effort to revitalize their own flagging product and weaken the product of the WWF. Russo and Ferrera tried to push the younger WCW talents straight away, and phase out aging stars such as Hogan and Flair. However, Russo was thought by many to be incapable of recreating the intrigui ...

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World Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling - In the Beginning: The NWA Years, World Championship Wrestling - The Bischoff Era Begins, World Championship Wrestling - Monday Night Wars, World Championship Wrestling - WCW vs. nWo, World Championship Wrestling - Vince McMahon Strikes Back, World Championship Wrestling - The Death of WCW, World Championship Wrestling - Final champions, World Championship Wrestling - Books, World Championship Wrestling - WCW Titles, World Championship Wrestling - WCW Special Tournaments

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WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Featured wrestlers. Batista The Big Show Booker T Carlito Charlie Haas Chavo Guerrero Chris Benoit Chris Jericho Chris Masters Christian Danny Basham Doug Basham Eddie Guerrero Edge Eugene Heidenreich The Hurricane John "Bradshaw" Layfield John Cena Kane Khosrow Daivari Kurt Angle< ...

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WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Features, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Online Features, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Reaction, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Misrating PS2, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - PlayStation Portable, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Minigames, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Roster, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Featured wrestlers, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Divas, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Legends, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Non-Playables, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - In-game arenas, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Weekly shows, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Pay-per-view events, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Backstage Areas, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Soundtrack

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WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Weekly shows. SmackDown! RAW Sunday Night HEAT Velocity WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Pay-per-view events. ECW One Night Stand Armageddon Backlash Judgment Day New Year's Revolution No Mercy No Way Out Royal Rumble Survivor Series SummerSlam Taboo Tuesday The Great American Bash Unforgiven Veng ...

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WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Features, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Online Features, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Reaction, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Misrating PS2, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - PlayStation Portable, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Minigames, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Roster, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Featured wrestlers, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Divas, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Legends, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Non-Playables, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - In-game arenas, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Weekly shows, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Pay-per-view events, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Backstage Areas, WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 - Soundtrack

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This event was held on June 26, 2005 at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The theme song was "Happy?" by Mudvayne. Carlito def. Shelton Benjamin to retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship (12:45) Carlito pinned Benjamin after Carlito made Benjamin hit an exposed turnbuckle. Victoria def. Christy Hemme (5:09) Victoria pinned Christy after blocking a Sunset Flip and holding the ropes. Kane def. Edge (11:09) Kane pinned Edg ...

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WWE Vengeance, WWE Vengeance - 2001, WWE Vengeance - 2002, WWE Vengeance - Other moments, WWE Vengeance - 2003, WWE Vengeance - 2004, WWE Vengeance - 2005

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McMahon married his high school sweetheart Linda Edwards on August 6, 1966. They have two children, Shane and Stephanie, both of whom are WWE executives. McMahon and Linda live in Greenwich, Connecticut, and are the grandparents of Shane's son, Declan James McMahon, who was born on February 13, 2004. Shane and his wife Marissa are expecting their 2nd child on April 3, 2006 the day after Wrestlemania 22. Vince & Linda will also become grandparents for the 3rd time as WWE.com announced that their daughter Stephanie and her husband Paul Levesque (aka Triple H) are exp ...

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Vince McMahon, Vince McMahon - Early life and career, Vince McMahon - The Monday Night Wars and WWF Attitude, Vince McMahon - The new millennium and the birth of WWE, Vince McMahon - Smackdown, Vince McMahon - New Era?, Vince McMahon - 2006 feud with Shawn Michaels, Vince McMahon - List of Superstars Vince fired, Vince McMahon - Controversy, Vince McMahon - Personal life, Vince McMahon - Championships and accomplishments, Vince McMahon - Championship succession, Vince McMahon - Wrestling Observer Newsletter

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No matter how technically amazing and athletic WCW's action could be, it did not make as much money as the WWF. The creative product of the company sank very noticeably in 1992 and 1993 under the presidency of Jim Herd and, subsequently, Bill Watts. There were signs of gradual recovery in late 1993 when former commentator and American Wrestling Association (AWA) booker Eric Bischoff was appointed as Executive Vice President of WCW. Bischoff, originally brought in as a secondary commentator behind Jim Ross after the AWA became defunct, was desperate to give WCW a new direction and impressed ...

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World Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling - In the Beginning: The NWA Years, World Championship Wrestling - The Bischoff Era Begins, World Championship Wrestling - Monday Night Wars, World Championship Wrestling - WCW vs. nWo, World Championship Wrestling - Vince McMahon Strikes Back, World Championship Wrestling - The Death of WCW, World Championship Wrestling - Final champions, World Championship Wrestling - Books, World Championship Wrestling - WCW Titles, World Championship Wrestling - WCW Special Tournaments

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Levesque is one of the most controversial figures in the history of the business. Many pundits have criticized him for using backstage politics to hog screen time, retain titles, elevate his friends, and generally hold down talented workers who might otherwise deserve to share the limelight with him. Those thought to be held down by Lesvesque, include Rob Van Dam, Chris Jericho, Kane, Booker T and Randy Orton. The Clique, including good real-life friends Shawn Michaels, Scott Hall, Kevin Nash, and Sean Waltman, was notorious for this in the late 1990s, and Levesque's influence continued after the departures ...

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Triple H, Triple H - Wrestling career, Triple H - D-Generation X, Triple H - World Champion, Triple H - The Game, Triple H - Return to wrestling, Triple H - Return of the Game, Triple H - Personal life, Triple H - Controversy, Triple H - Television films and books, Triple H - Profile, Triple H - Quotes, Triple H - Nicknames, Triple H - Finishing and signature moves, Triple H - Previous managers and valets, Triple H - Trivia, Triple H - Championships and accomplishments, Triple H - Championship succession

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In early 1991, "Stunning" Steve Austin moved on from the USWA to the Atlanta-based World Championship Wrestling. Initially, Austin was managed in WCW by a woman named "Vivacious Veronica," but was soon rejoined by his USWA manager Jeannie Clark, now using the name "Lady Blossom." From the start of his WCW run, Austin experienced success in the ring. On June 3, Austin won the WCW World Television Championship from Bobby Eaton, kicking off the first of two WCW TV title reigns. Months later, Austin joined a faction called the Dangerous Alliance ...

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Stone Cold Steve Austin, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Early life and career, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Championship Wrestling, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Extreme Championship Wrestling, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Wrestling Federation, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Austin 3:16, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Feud with the Hart Foundation, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Austin vs. McMahon, Stone Cold Steve Austin - 2001 to 2002, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Wrestling Entertainment, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Return to the ring, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Trivia, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Wrestling facts, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Finishing and signature moves, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Managers, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Championships and accomplishments, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Championship succession, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Books

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As Austin healed from his tricep injury, he was contacted by his former manager in WCW, Paul Heyman. Heyman was in charge of his own promotion at the time, the Philadelphia-based Extreme Championship Wrestling, and wanted to offer Austin a platform for which he could air out his frustrations toward WCW. This is where Austin would develop his future "Stone Cold" persona. Austin would use his wit and biting sense of humor to air out his grievances, imitating Eric Bischoff and other WCW luminaries. One of his most famous vignettes centered arou ...

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Stone Cold Steve Austin, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Early life and career, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Championship Wrestling, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Extreme Championship Wrestling, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Wrestling Federation, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Austin 3:16, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Feud with the Hart Foundation, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Austin vs. McMahon, Stone Cold Steve Austin - 2001 to 2002, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Wrestling Entertainment, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Return to the ring, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Trivia, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Wrestling facts, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Finishing and signature moves, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Managers, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Championships and accomplishments, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Championship succession, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Books

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Soon after walking out on WWF, the company would change its name from WWF to WWE in an unrelated legal fight with the World Wildlife Fund. The company's slogan for the brand name change, "Get the F Out!" was perceived by some as a jab at Austin leaving the company. The Rock used the line in a WWE vignette about the name change, further fueling such speculation. In February 2003, he returned to WWE, mainly in a non-wrestling role. Austin was finally defeated by the Rock at WrestleMania XIX. Afterwards Austin became "Sheriff" for RAW, m ...

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Stone Cold Steve Austin, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Early life and career, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Championship Wrestling, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Extreme Championship Wrestling, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Wrestling Federation, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Austin 3:16, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Feud with the Hart Foundation, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Austin vs. McMahon, Stone Cold Steve Austin - 2001 to 2002, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Wrestling Entertainment, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Return to the ring, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Trivia, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Wrestling facts, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Finishing and signature moves, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Managers, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Championships and accomplishments, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Championship succession, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Books

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Stone Cold Steve Austin - Finishing and signature moves. As Stone Cold Steve Austin Stone Cold Stunner (Three quarter facelock jawbreaker) Lou Thesz Press Bionic Spinebuster (Spinebuster) Axe handle elbow drop Mudhole stomping Mounted punches Piledriver As The Ringmaster Million Dollar Dream (Cobra clutch) As "Stunning" Steve Austin See also:

Stone Cold Steve Austin, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Early life and career, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Championship Wrestling, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Extreme Championship Wrestling, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Wrestling Federation, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Austin 3:16, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Feud with the Hart Foundation, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Austin vs. McMahon, Stone Cold Steve Austin - 2001 to 2002, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Wrestling Entertainment, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Return to the ring, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Trivia, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Wrestling facts, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Finishing and signature moves, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Managers, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Championships and accomplishments, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Championship succession, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Books

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Williams played football at North Texas State University (now the University of North Texas) and, after holding down various odd jobs, began his wrestling career in the late 1980s in Texas. He took the ring name Steve Austin when he turned professional in 1990 because there was already a prominent, if not massively famous, wrestler with the ring name (and real name) Steve Williams. Austin states that he received the blessing of actor Lee Majors to use the name "Steve Austin", the name of the character Majors played in the 1970s sci fi TV series The Six Million Dollar Man ...

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Stone Cold Steve Austin, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Early life and career, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Championship Wrestling, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Extreme Championship Wrestling, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Wrestling Federation, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Austin 3:16, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Feud with the Hart Foundation, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Austin vs. McMahon, Stone Cold Steve Austin - 2001 to 2002, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Wrestling Entertainment, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Return to the ring, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Trivia, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Wrestling facts, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Finishing and signature moves, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Managers, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Championships and accomplishments, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Championship succession, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Books

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Stephanie is a graduate of Boston University, as is her brother Shane McMahon (she holds a degree in Communications). For a time, she was dating former WWE superstar, Test. On October 25th, 2003, she married Paul Levesque (better known by his stage name of Triple H) and now goes by the name Stephanie McMahon-Levesque [1]. Stephanie has appeared on the Howard Stern show, Jimmy Kimmel Live and The Weakest Link. On August 14th, 2005, Stephanie (misspelled as "Stephani") appeared on the season finale of MTV ...

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Stephanie McMahon-Levesque, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - World Wrestling Federation, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - McMahon-Helmsley Era, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Invasion, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Divorce, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - World Wrestling Entertainment, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - General Manager, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - 2005 return, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Finishing and signature moves, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Backstage roles, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Personal life, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Championships and accomplishments

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StarrCade - 1989: Future Shock. December 13, 1989 in Atlanta, GA (The Omni) Iron Team Tournament The Steiner Brothers def. Doom (with Woman & Nitron) Road Warriors (with Paul Ellering) def. Doom (with Woman & Nitron) The Steiner Brothers def. Road Warriors (with Paul Ellering) The Samoan Swat Team (with Theodore Long) def. Doom (with Woman & Nitron) The Samoan Swat Team (with Theodore Long) def. The Steiner Brothers Road ...

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StarrCade, StarrCade - Jim Crockett Promotions, StarrCade - 1983: A Flair For the Gold, StarrCade - 1984: The Million Dollar Challenge, StarrCade - 1985: The Gathering, StarrCade - 1986: Night of the Skywalkers, StarrCade - 1987: Chi-Town Heat, StarrCade - 1988: True Gritt, StarrCade - National Wrestling Alliance, StarrCade - 1989: Future Shock, StarrCade - 1990: Collision Course, StarrCade - World Championship Wrestling, StarrCade - 1991: BattleBowl, StarrCade - 1992: The Lethal Lottery, StarrCade - 1993, StarrCade - 1994: Triple Threat, StarrCade - 1995: World Cup of Wrestling, StarrCade - 1996, StarrCade - 1997, StarrCade - 1998, StarrCade - 1999, StarrCade - 2000

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StarrCade - 1991: BattleBowl. December 29, 1991 in Norfolk, VA (The Scope) Marcus Bagwell and Jimmy Garvin def. Tracy Smothers and Michael Hayes Steve Austin and Rick Rude def. Big Josh and Van Hammer Richard Morton and Dustin Rhodes def. Larry Zbyszko and El Gigante Bill Kazmaier and Jushin Liger def. Diamond Dallas Page and Mike Graham Ricky Steamboat and Todd Champion def. Cactus Jack and Buddy Lee Parker Lex Luger and Arn Anderson def. Tom Zenk ...

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StarrCade, StarrCade - Jim Crockett Promotions, StarrCade - 1983: A Flair For the Gold, StarrCade - 1984: The Million Dollar Challenge, StarrCade - 1985: The Gathering, StarrCade - 1986: Night of the Skywalkers, StarrCade - 1987: Chi-Town Heat, StarrCade - 1988: True Gritt, StarrCade - National Wrestling Alliance, StarrCade - 1989: Future Shock, StarrCade - 1990: Collision Course, StarrCade - World Championship Wrestling, StarrCade - 1991: BattleBowl, StarrCade - 1992: The Lethal Lottery, StarrCade - 1993, StarrCade - 1994: Triple Threat, StarrCade - 1995: World Cup of Wrestling, StarrCade - 1996, StarrCade - 1997, StarrCade - 1998, StarrCade - 1999, StarrCade - 2000

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Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - General Manager. On July 18, 2002 Stephanie returned to the WWF (renamed WWE following a lawsuit from the World Wildlife Fund) as the general manager of SmackDown!. She stole talents such as Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero, Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker from the RAW brand, but in return lost Triple H, Chris Jericho, Christian, Lance Storm and Test. She feuded with RAW General Manager Eric Bischoff throughout 2002, though the enemies inexplicably shared a kiss at a ...

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Stephanie McMahon-Levesque, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - World Wrestling Federation, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - McMahon-Helmsley Era, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Invasion, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Divorce, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - World Wrestling Entertainment, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - General Manager, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - 2005 return, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Finishing and signature moves, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Backstage roles, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Personal life, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Championships and accomplishments

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In addition to her on-air character, Stephanie, like others in Vince McMahon's immediate family, is deeply involved in the business operations of WWE. She began her backstage work as a model for merchandise items before progressing to working in WWE advertising department. In 2000, she became one of the individuals chiefly responsible for the creative direction taken by the television programming. It is widely believed that Stephanie is being groomed to replace her father along with real-life husband Paul Levesque--Triple H (ironically, while the storyline had the couple "divorcing", in real life Ste ...

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Stephanie McMahon-Levesque, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - World Wrestling Federation, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - McMahon-Helmsley Era, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Invasion, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Divorce, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - World Wrestling Entertainment, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - General Manager, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - 2005 return, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Finishing and signature moves, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Backstage roles, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Personal life, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Championships and accomplishments

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Stone Cold Steve Austin, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Early life and career, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Championship Wrestling, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Extreme Championship Wrestling, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Wrestling Federation, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Austin 3:16, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Feud with the Hart Foundation, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Austin vs. McMahon, Stone Cold Steve Austin - 2001 to 2002, Stone Cold Steve Austin - World Wrestling Entertainment, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Return to the ring, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Trivia, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Wrestling facts, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Finishing and signature moves, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Managers, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Championships and accomplishments, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Championship succession, Stone Cold Steve Austin - Books

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The book Fast Food Nation is critical of Subway's franchising policies. It claims that in the 1990s, Subway was involved in many legal disputes with franchisees, usually over encroachment (overly aggressive expansion, in which one Subway is so close to another they end up competing), and high royalties. The book blames the "Development Agents", who are given the task of growing the company regionally. They are rewarded greatly for profits and punished for losses, so it is claimed that it is in their best interest to saturate markets w ...

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Subway restaurant, Subway restaurant - History, Subway restaurant - Operations, Subway restaurant - The Subway menu, Subway restaurant - Subs offered, Subway restaurant - Sub of the Day / Daily Special, Subway restaurant - Deli round sandwiches, Subway restaurant - Salads and Wraps, Subway restaurant - Toppings and Condiments, Subway restaurant - Cheeses, Subway restaurant - Bread Options, Subway restaurant - Other Subway Items, Subway restaurant - Sub Club program, Subway restaurant - Criticism, Subway restaurant - Pop culture and Subway

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