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It depends though,because most of the blood is real but not al they put more on just to make it interesting so people will stay watching it.,
they also use blades to make themselves bleed, its all scripted
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∙ 15y agothey didn't
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WWE's business focus is on professional Wrestling, a simulated sport which combines wrestling with acting and theatre. The original WrestleMania, held in 1985, was a resounding success. This event is sometimes credited as the debut of what McMahon called "sports entertainment", in contrast to his father's preference of pure wrestling.
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∙ 13y agoabout 70% was fake but now its something like 30% fake. only the moves that can kill you such as the 5-knuckle-shuffle and the super clothesline are fake.
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What collages have girls wrestling?
wrestling is fake wwe and all wrestling it is all fake.
Is tna wrestling fake?
all wrestling is fake now a days
What is the difference between real wrestling and fake?
real wrestling is WWE which can hurt alot but some is fake and TNA is almost entirely fake which is not as sore a real wrestling
Wrestling is true?
Wrestling is not fake and neither is any of the fights. Nothing about wrestling is fake its merely scripted.
Is wrestling is fake?
WWE wrestling is fake. It;s just for entertainment. but normal wrestlng is a contact sport.
Who said wrestling was fake?
That rumor started a long time ago when a few people said that wrestling was fake, and then it spread and spread, and spread. So basically wrestling being fake RUMORED.
What are Fake wrestling in TN age requirements?
Well first of all it's called PRO wrestling, not fake wrestling. go back to school
Do you was WWE?
Wrestling Is Not Fake
Can they fake wrestling?
yes
Is Mexican Wrestling Fake?
No wrestling is fake everybody has the same chances of getting hurt but it is very well rehearsed
Who idea was to make WWE fake?
All wrestling fake.
Are the wrestling moves on the WWE fake?
Some are fake and some are not.
