The XFL was created to provide an alternative to the National Football League (NFL) and offer a different style of football for fans to enjoy. The league was founded by professional wrestling promoter Vince McMahon and launched its first season in 2001. The XFL’s inaugural season featured eight teams, each with a unique identity, and introduced several new rules and innovations to the game of football. The XFL aimed to provide a more entertaining and action-packed version of football, with faster-paced gameplay and fewer stoppages. The league also incorporated elements of wrestling and other entertainment genres into its broadcasts, with on-field interviews, sideline cameras, and elaborate player introductions. While the XFL’s first season was initially successful, the league struggled to maintain its audience and ultimately folded after just one year. However, in 2020, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, along with his business partner Dany Garcia and RedBird Capital, purchased the league with the goal of reviving it and offering a new brand of football for fans to enjoy.