WAW Newsroom is the source-led editorial desk of We Are Wrestling, established in 2013. It turns significant wrestling developments into original WAW reporting while filtering out duplicate, weak and single-source noise.
How WAW Newsroom works
WAW monitors reporting across major wrestling promotions and established wrestling news sources. Related reports are grouped into the same developing story, checked for corroboration and assessed for significance before a WAW-owned article can be published.
Official promotion sources and established reporting carry greater weight. Stories that do not meet WAW’s sourcing and confidence standards remain in the live wire rather than becoming a WAW-owned article.
Editorial standards
WAW Newsroom articles are written from the available source evidence, not copied from a single publisher. We aim to clearly separate confirmed information from reported claims, avoid invented quotes or facts, and update stories when meaningful verified information changes.
WAW uses technology-assisted editorial workflows to identify, compare and synthesise fast-moving wrestling news. Publication is controlled by source, confidence and quality gates designed to prioritise accuracy over volume.
Attribution and corrections
Newsroom articles are attributed to WAW Newsroom. Where reporting originates elsewhere, relevant sources are identified within the story. If an article requires a correction or material update, contact admin@wearewrestling.net.
We Are Wrestling has covered professional wrestling since 2013 across WWE, AEW, NJPW, TNA, ROH, AAA, MLW and the wider wrestling world.
