Is WWE (wrestling) fake or real?
All things in WWE wrestling could either be fake or real.
but in my opinion there could be many ways to fake every single thing on the show.
what is your opinion i would love to knowww
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....okay for one i am not bashing on WWE or anything so dont get your panties in a bunchh kay? second i do watch it but i watch it with my boyfriend so i make him happy =] sometimes i will admit that i do enjoy it, BUT in many ways it is fake, yeah duh there are accidents and people get hurt. but the point was that they "really werent" supposed to hurt the other person. The people that hate eachother most likley dont really hate eachother. Or maybe the people that do hate eachother really do. who knows. In my town we have LOTS of back yard wrestling and it IS ALL fake. BUT there were many times were someone would get hurt. so im on your side about that were sometimes the blood is real. Side: Fake
WWE is indeed Fake…. You can basically see each wrestler acting out each scene. Script Writers. Yes they employ Script writers, who are in charge of making sure that the wrestling matches has a plot (this includes who wins the million dollor prize), Action, Romance and currently due to popular culture sex…. SO ESSENTIALLY WWE IS A SOAP OPERA FOR MEN (and women !!) Side: Fake
Well, uh, WWE wrestling is mostly rehearshed wrestling. It's a set-up to be entertaining. But once it's got an audience, it becomes somewhat real in that man vs man is really taking place and the heavier sucker is going to kick the other guy's ass. It's just the ways it's set-up for entertainment that makes it annoying as hell to watch... the fake girls trying to look sexy and badass, the acts they put on (wrestlers and the girls and all), makes it ridiculously cheesy. Side: Fake
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http://www.youtube.com/ Enough said. If you actually think it is real you are either a retarded redneck or just a fucking idiot. Side: Fake
This argument all depends on your definition of what is real and what is fake. Real they are athletes and trained to do what they do and some of the moves will hurt and take skill to execute. Fake can a man be hit with a sledgehammer and 5 seconds later be able to get up and walk it off. The fact it is classed as sports entertainment is your answer right there its entertainment with a story line. Side: Fake
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It depends on what real or fake means to you. If you consider the simple fact that is indeed scripted to prove that it is "fake" then that's it for you. If you consider fake and scripted to be different terms (which is what I think) then again that's your opinion. That said, professional wrestlers while most of the time simply taking safe bumps can and have taken dangerous and realistically painful bumps during the programming. It's a combo of both to me, but more to the fake side. Side: Fake
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it is real because why woul there be people training for nothing and also why would one wrestler make the other wrestler win when only the wrestler that wins gets the money you get like 1 million dollars and why would a wrestler give that to another wrestler!!! BEAT THAT ARGUMENT!!! Side: Real
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No offense but it seems that you just pulled statistics out of nowhere. Both wrestlers get paychecks for their appearance on the show, and they are also given money based on their performance. if they do a good job, they are paid, simple. So, yeah, your argument has been beaten. :) Side: Fake
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Wrestling is in fact real. The moves these guys do and the strain they put on their bodies is real. It is the storylines and the way the moves and matches are set up that are fake. When a wrestler actually slaps another to where you can see the handprint, is that fake? No. Side: Real
I have proof it's real... It's not that I'm saying that it's "Real,Real" More like 25% fake because of the "skits" and 75% Real... Below is an interview from fox with Mike Mizanin "The Miz" and Ryan Reeves "Ryback" And here is an article from FTW or For the win... http://ftw.usatoday.com/2014/04/ Reeves/Ryback simply stated that he, took a dropkick and tore his ankle out in three places sidelining him/putting him out of commission for a Year and a half... And Mizanin/The Miz stated when he first came to WWE Nobody liked him.. All the fans,All the wrestlers in the locker room... No one!! He said that one time, he had to use the restroom to change, he had to pass the some of the audience and some of them were like "Is that the Miz?" And From the FTW they said that.. It may be Entertainment. Sure, I agree with them but they also said "Can you fake flying Dropkicks?" and Can you fake a Suplex from the turnbuckle? Can you fake a Moonsault from the ropes? And what about the submissions? You can see some of the wrestlers' pain and struggle to get out from that dreaded submission... And what about that Cross Arm Breaker that Alberto Del Rio delivered to John Cena before Hell in a Cell 2013? Did you see that Ping Pong Ball in his elbow? And Roman Reigns, He had undergo Emergency Hernia Surgery. I don't know.. If you want to believe if it's fake. But me? I believe it's real...Oh and one more thing what about that time when the Undertaker pushed Foley off the cage onto the spanish announce table,in which people usually go through, I mean the cell is fucking 20 Feet High!! Foley had to be stretched out only to resist and get another beatdown from the Dead Man and then he got chokeslammed on the rof of the cage and got another beatdown until getting Piledrived onto a Legit, Honest-To-God batch of Thumbtacks... At the end of 1998, the same year he became a part of one of wrestling's most infamous bouts, Mick Foley's career injury list looked like this: six concussions, one broken jaw, two broken noses, one broken cheekbone, four front teeth knocked out, two-thirds of an ear torn off in a ring mishap, one separated shoulder, one fractured shoulder, one dislocated shoulder, second-degree burns from C4 used in a Japanese hardcore match, wounds requiring more than 300 stitches all up, one broken wrist, bone chips in his elbow, six broken ribs, a torn abdominal, a torn ACL, one broken toe, and just a fuck-off number of thumb-tack holes. In the 1999 documentary Beyond the Mat, wrestling fan and filmmaker Barry W. Blaustein laments: “Foley is 33 years old and can't get on his knees to play with his children.” There was also a segment in which Orton Tried to RKO the latter into a batch of thumbtacks only to backfire and was pushed into the tacks himself... And what about The Indie-Wrestler Tommy Dreamer who got hit by a Kendo Stick into the balls and had to get his testicles drained. He said during an interview that "he can no longer pee standing up, but people cheered for me once." I know that some of you who are reading this is think that what Tommy Dreamer suffered might be one of those freak accidents but look on the other side! It could have been real! That's my argument... Side: Real
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This could seriously be called both ways, because it all depends what realism you could find from the WWE. Firstly, yes it is scripted and yes they most likely rehearse each and every match previous to the live entertainment itself, but if we look at the WWE another way, we can see how realistic it truly is. The WWE superstars each compete in his/her own way; some good, some bad. Some form alliances with others and some form rivalries. Now, we can compare this to reality, where we see (in past times and even today) countries proclaiming war upon one another, banding together to fight for freedom or tyranny, and laying one another to waste on the battlefield. See the similarity? Now, I'm sure one thing everyone has seen before is the blood of themselves or of someone else. In the WWE, accidents happen, even when rehearsals are made, accidents CAN happen. Many episodes we can see small accidents, such as a superstar or commentator messing up their lines or speeches, but there are many other accidents that can happen, such as in-ring injuries, which we all know can easily occur, as they have in the past. How many times have you seen a superstar bleed? I'm sure the number counted by any WWE fan would be a high amount. So, is the WWE real? Perhaps, perhaps not. It all depends on how you look at it. Do you see the WWE as scripted, or something you can relate to? Please not, do not answer these questions via a message, it should be obvious that they are rhetorical. My POV is that the WWE is real, because it is, in my eyes, relating to myself. Side: Real
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Just to add, its ridiculous how some people can ridicule the WWE because of how "ridiculous" and "cheesy" the 'acts' appear to them. The only sensible way to get over this is to simply not watch. If you find the show offensive, ridiculous or anything else such as that, then quit moaning, because there are millions of other people who actually enjoy the show. If you will simply watch the show to ridicule it, then what is the true purpose? To yell at a TV? It seems hardly worth the time. Side: Real
What a load of bollocks American wrestling is!! The whole world laughs at it!! Fully grown men with banners watching live in crowd( wat the fuck is all that about?) grow up its for kids!!! Period! even my 9 year old son is embarrassed to watch it!!! Load of poofs!! Cage fighting UFC is wat fully grown adults should be watching. MANS SPORT like English football & rugby!!! Bye losers!! Keep waving your gay banners Side: Fake
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