Why is WWE categorized under sports instead of under jokes?

WWE is not categorized anywhere. wrestling is rightfully categorized under sports. That people here tend to fill it with WWE, which you seem to have a problem with, is a different issue entirely.

I will be happier if you just tell us you are against fixed outcomes.

I will give you my top ten reasons:

1. We welcome all kinds of wrestling (arm, highschool, woman, greco-roman and professional)

2. Diverse Pro Wrestlers travel the world. WWE travels over 300 days a year

3. Half of WWE employees did graduate from college and most are real athletes

4. They have an extensive library of great public speaking videos

5. WWE helps the charity

6. WWE has the best playlist of songs of all T.V. shows

7. WWE has invited tons of celebrities like Bob Barker

8. WWE hires tons of female workers, but less wrestling for their safety

9. WWE now has more technical-style of wrestling

10. WWE has many real-life issues but it cannot be a joke. WWE has over 100 employees. Pro Wrestling had over 900 wrestlers. Today, over 50 wrestling promotions exist world-wide.

WWE is not categorised under sports, in fact it isn't even categorised on here, Wrestling is because it's a sport, but the majority of questions are of WWE and TNA!

Because jokes are usually funny.

If I want comedy, I'll google some stand up from comedy central; if I want scripted fights - I'll turn on WWE.

WWE or wrestling? If you mean wrestling, explain how I shattered my knee last year. Last time I checked, it was during a WRESTLING match, but I'm clearly mistaken.

You have a good reason to ask this question because WWE is obviously not a sport. WWE is more of a soap opera than a sport. I would say it is a joke because it's mostly little boys that play with wrestling action figures that are into it.

Because WWE is a sport. Because there is no category for jokes. Because your an asshole.

Because wrestling is a sport, regardless of whether or not it is scripted

Because it dose not have u in it

I feel your pain