Is dropkickd Affiliated with WWE or AEW?

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No. dropkickd states directly that it is not affiliated with WWE, AEW, or the other wrestling promotions whose events appear on the site. It is an independent social platform built for pro-wrestling fans, and promotion names are used only to organize the matches and events users rate and review.

What dropkickd actually is

dropkickd describes itself as a social platform for pro-wrestling fans. Its stated purpose is to let users:

  • Rate wrestling matches and events
  • Review them
  • Compile lists of events and matches

The content covers "popular wrestling promotions like WWE, AEW, and more." Those names function as categories for organizing fan activity, not as a sign of any partnership, sponsorship, or official relationship.

Why the promotion names appear at all

A rating and review site needs a way to sort content. If you want to rate a match, you first need to know which promotion it came from and which event it belonged to. Referencing WWE, AEW, and similar promotions is a labeling requirement of that structure — the same way a film review site names studios without being owned by them.

The distinction matters for how you read the site:

What you see What it means
WWE, AEW and other promotion names Content categories for sorting matches and events
Ratings and reviews Fan-submitted opinions, not official promotion data
The dropkickd name and platform An independent fan project

The practical takeaway

If you are looking for official WWE or AEW information — schedules, results, ticketing, or announcements — dropkickd is not that source, and it does not claim to be. What it offers is a place to record and compare your own reactions to matches alongside other fans.

One practical note: the site requires JavaScript to run. If you visit and see a message saying JavaScript is not enabled, that is the platform telling you the browser needs JavaScript turned on before the site will work at all — it is not an error about your account or the content.