Wrestling companies are organizations that promote professional wrestling events, featuring scripted matches and storylines. They often have a roster of wrestlers who perform in front of live audiences and on television. Some of the most well-known wrestling companies include WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) and AEW (All Elite Wrestling), which showcase a variety of wrestling styles and entertainment formats. These companies also produce merchandise, such as action figures and clothing, and engage in marketing to attract fans. They often host pay-per-view events, where major matches and storylines culminate, drawing significant viewership and revenue.