is wretling in wwe real ?
81875
it's just like an action film that is filled with too many action scenes\njust enjoy of watching it ,'cause it's nice
696557
The answer to your question is No, & you would know that if you went to www.wwe.com & clicked on Dec. to Dismember under the shows listing.\n\nYou are also wrong about it being mandatory for his face to be on every product because for one only if he participates in a match will it count or if he is doing it to help out the WWE.
79992
All of the answers are correct.  The physical contact are all real, but there's a predetermined winner.  In other words, scripted.  I myself is a WWE fan, but I watch for the sake of entertainment.  That's it.  \n\nYou might wanna read the infamous Montreal Screwjob, where WWE chairman Vince McMahon literally changed the outcome of the match between Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels in what would've been the biggest controversy in pro-wrestling.  This for sure that all results are predetermined and thus having a storyline for each character.  It just happened that McMahon changed the predicted outcome that led to an almost boycott of Monday Night RAW by some superstars the day after.
383601
Technically speaking, yes it is. But depends on whether or not the ref thinks it is intentional and/or if there was any advantage by using your forearms.
165055
Maybe he knows that his weight will always be on the edge and doesn't want to risk being overweight.\n\nThen again, maybe his body is really ripped and he's using the opportunity to show the opposition as an intimidation ploy.  He's already got you thinking about it, rather than wrestling itself.
573933
Depends on who's doing it. \nExapmle\nGood Spear - Goldberg, Rhyno\nBad Spear - Edge, Lashley\nGood Clothesline - Batista, JBL\nBad Clothesline - Big Show, Undertaker\n\nA clothesline is a move that can be done without much effort. Big Show just puts his arms out and The Undertaker's jumping clothesline is not what it used to. But Batista and JBL put some oomph in it. It looks painful. \n\nThe spear is a little more diffacult. But Goldberg and Rhyno run full speed and fallow through. Edge and Lashley run half assed and dive at their oponents. It doesn't look painful.\n\nOverall I got to stick with the clothesline. Watching Batista nearly take someone head off just looks more painful. The spear looks like it hurts when done right, but you can see a spear in any football game. There is a reason the NFL outlawed the clothesline tackle.
930309
Hey man no joke, we here at BWA are trying to revolutionize backyard wrestling.  Yea many people consider it a joke and those are the same that dis professional wrestling.  \nIn my opinion wrestling is sports ENTERTAINMENT!!! We know kayfabe, we know about storylines, BUT still what they perform is dangerous.  Just like seeing a gymanstic land wrong and hurt themselves, if they guys mess up a move it can seriously be a career ending injury.\nThat's what Im trying to tell people that Backyard wrestling is just another form of entertainment with a different venue and different theme.  I hate backyard wrestling leagues that have no storylines, no acting just simply lets see who can make each other bleed and do stupid moves the wrong way.  I hate it.  \nWhat I do love is being creative with storylines, the acting, creating moves and making it an entertaining event.\nIf you'd like please get in touch with me at my myspace below, because I have a plan and am trying to contact other backyard wrestling leagues that have the structure that provides for entertainment.\n\n"The Cure"\nKeMo
558070
I don't know.  Are you talking about real life or in the WWE.  Maybe they should write it as a story line.
839225
When the blood comes down from thier foreheads then yes... it is real..  but dont believe that it came from a chairshot or being hit by the belt... I would say only like 5% of those shots actually make the wrestlers bleed.  No if you look closely on some of these matches  they keep a really small razor blade either in their taped up wrists,or the referee hands it to them (  notice when ever a chair shot happens, the cameras focus in on the guy who gave the blow, giving him a close up on his face, this gives the other guy enough time  to cut himself with the blade and get rid of it.) A great example of this was the Hell in the cell match with DX Vs Mr McMahon, Shane McMahon and the Big Show.  If you check out the DVD.. look at the part where Shane is about to do the "catapult" manuver to HHH.  The camera angle was good enough to show HHH reaching up to his forehead with a tiny razor blade and run it across his skull. HHH was bleeding bad from that self inflicted cut that was supposed to be cause by his head hitting the cage.  \n\nAnother sure sign is when they are thrown over the top and they land on the floor... or when they are run head first into the steel ring pole or whatever.. they always fall back and their head sometimes goes under the drape of the ring , away from the publics eyes and the camera.  They are opening themselves up under there. or getting something for later.\n\nSomething for later? Yep..  ever seen guys spit up blood?  and they have "internal injuries"  from a wicked chair shot to the gut or this guys head was stuck inside of a folding chair and the villian comes stomping on the chair causing massive injuries?!  Well they just popped a hollywood blood pill, mixed with spit it looks like blood coming up .  That is fake.  \n\nStill.. I love the show.  sometimes...  you gotta sit back and think...  wow...  I think he messed up.. he wasnt supposed to bleed like that.  I think some real cuts and injuries are Mick Foley's ear being ripped off against Vader.  Yea.. you cant really fake that.  another Foley match.. his I quit match against Ric Flair.  Ric covered his right hand with barbed wire and chopped Mic in the chest...  not much blood.. but the ending cuts on his chest were not pretty at all.  very jagged and nasty.  \n\nOne of the bloodiest matches i seen is with Tommy Dreamer. I believe it was "One Night Stand"  somehow he got a cheese grater scraped across his forehead. Yes, A CHEESEGRATER! that opened him up like a water balloon.  that was nasty!\n\nthe blood is real... most times.
406398
WWE is not real, but some WWF is real. \nWWE seems very real though- I thought it was real, until my brother told me that people get paid to watch (and cheer) in this wrestling stuff.. haha
897177
kinda me and my friends wrestle sometimes.we have our own belts.it's not a promo though.
418394
Many people have mis conceptions about professional wrestling. I agree with the fact that everything is staged, a lot of matches are pre planned. But even though that statement is true the wrestlers do actully hit each other, although in a way that cause less pain than a typical punch, and they do get slammed down onto the wooden floor of the canvas, which is springy to create less damage. \n\nAll wreslers are trained to take all variety of bumps and how to land correctly, but this does not reduce the possiblity of injury. Professional wrestlers train intensivly to get thier bumps perfect and to increase their pain barrier. All professional wrestlers have to be well trained and most are highly trained althetes.\n\nAs i said earlier most matches are pre planned but a more recent tend for the better trained stars is to give them and ending and let them decide on the way a match progresses. This tends to happpen more in independant federations or with better trainerd veterans in big companies like the WWE.\n\nIn short, yes some elements are staged, like all the storylines, although some are not (called shoots) they are very rare, with the most famous being the montreal screwjob. But there are also elements of real pain and injury for the wrestlers.
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Even the actors in the matches admit it is fake.\n\nYou still have to be physically fit to participate.
505571
I thought that was his natural look even when he was with WCW and the WWE. Maybe he did gain a few extra pounds. Haven't seen him wrestle for sometime.
734701
It usually slap the Crippler Crossface on them to show how fake it really is.  Wrestling is good mindless fun.  I like it.
1086128
Would you please stop parroting the same old tired "it's fake" cliche? We get it, ok? People who watch wrestling realize the outcomes are predetermined; they watch it because it is pure escapist fun, a sort of soap opera that both males and females can get into. I am sure there are a few slack-jawed yokels out there who think it's all real, but 99.99999 % of wrestling fans know it isn't. It's not a sport; it's called sports ENTERTAINMENT. I can tell you what's NOT fake...the blood, the occasional serious injury, and the athletic ability of the performers.
323619
You see this question asked over and over again and I can tell you that you are never going to get people who agree. Which is fine that is part of life.\nNow I am not going to say all of it is real. That is something I do not know for sure.\nBut I can tell you that my boyfriend is a professional wrestler and the injuries are very real. If it looks like it hurts chances are it does. That stuff isnt faked. He has had broken bones and worse.