How do WWE Wrestlers not even get a scratch when they hit each other insensitively?
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Actually, sometimes they do get a scratch or more.\nBut they have trained to make it look like they're hitting each other with a lot more force than they're using. It's a show, and effects are used.
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The punches are pulled, the falls are real.  The blood is real (sometimes accidental, sometimes self-induced - "blading")  All matches are pre-determined so as to allow a logical flow from one feud to another and from one pay-per-view to another.
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Put it on tag team match they will try to double team you but you press R1, R2 and you will double chokeslam them and they have to be smaller than you like edge, rey, ken kenddy ect.
457843
Im sorry, the world heavyweight champion in wwe changes by the day. Oh did i forget to mention? WWE is pure acting. The wrestling moves are fake. The punches are fake. The blood is fake. Even the ring is modified to soften landings. Victors of any match are predetermined.
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They don't like being slapped... it's part and parcel of the experiences they are going to undergo in their chosen field as a boxer. It's not only the prize of winning that makes them determined but also it's the pain that make them stronger from every fight.
600706
The results and the storylines are scripted, and wrestlers do know how to protect themselves from injury.  But, don't kid yourself, there is still a lot of athleticism involved.
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It is a small piece of metal (it comes in varying shapes and sizes) called End Swell (also Enswell or No Swell). The End Swell is kept in ice so it can be applied to the fighter's face to help slow blood flow and keep swelling down.\n\nSome trainers actually rub the End Swell on the fighter's face thinking that they can push the bruise over, but this can just irritate it further and is not proper practice. It should simply be applied with firm pressure.
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You can win by pinfall or submission, countouts are almost impossible because the ring is surrounded by other superstars. When someone is thrown from the ring, the other superstars around the ring throw him back in while getting in their own hits.
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Ric Flair has been wrestling for a LONG time. And he has been cutting himself all that time. He doesn't even need to use the small sharp object in the tape anymore. He has done it for so long and so often that now he can make himself bleed just by poking that area of his forehead.
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Yes it was a rule up until the late 80's early 90's that putting an opponent over the top rope was an automatic DQ. This was of course before wrestlers could get hit in the head with a sledge hammer and stand back up 30 seconds later.    \n It was a common way for matches to end when they did not want a clear cut winner (for story line/rivalry issues).
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The original heroes of this type of wrestling have already confirmed that is is fake and setup.  Occasionally someone gets angry and hurts someone else, but when Hulk Hogan beat Andre the Giant for the world title, it was because Andre laid down for him.  Those close to him said that it was the hardest thing he ever did.
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I think you mean to say bruises, and to prevent them you need lots of protective gear like a helmut and elbow/knee pads. Happy & Safe Skating!
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he has tapped out a couple of times, but the ref never saw it.  I know he tapped to Angle and maybe Benoit
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Getting hit is a part of the training, you use breathing and body movement to lessen the blows to the body and keep your head moving to lessen the blows to the head and keeping a good guard will prevent a lot from getting through.  Long term problems come from repeated trauma and most places to not employ this type of training.  It is only once in a while you will get a hard strike to the head and this is usually after you have been training for quite some time and A)know how to take a shot and B)have a strong neck from sit ups and are able to not get hurt from it.  Getting "punch drunk" takes years and years of direct head trauma which you do not usually get from modern day MA training.  Body trauma can happen for I have had cracked ribs from competing.  It is a part of training and you learn from getting hurt or hit.  Again, keeping a good guard, keeping the body shifting and moving will prevent most but sometimes you will get hit and that is a part of being a Martial artist.
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It is scripted, not fake. There is a difference. Experienced wrestlers work as much as six nights a week and want to continue to earn a living at what they do, so they are careful, and punches are pulled. Contrary to some beliefs, the matches are not choreographed. At least not like you would  commonly define choreography. The wrestlers are not told how the match will go until they get to the arena. Sometimes they are not given this info till a few minutes before they go in the ring. The person who "runs" the program gives the wrestlers the pre-determined ending of the match, and the time allotted for the match. It is then up to the wrestlers to fill in the gaps. 99% of the holds and throws are real, and can be used to bring down an opponent. Every now and then there will be some ludicrous "magic" move that is total fantasy. The matches are like a soap opera. The good guys (called baby faces) represent the struggle of the common man against the evil of the world. This evil is represented by the bad guys (called heels) The good guy constantly seeks justice from the representatives of law and order (the referees) When this justice is obviously never forthcoming, the good guy takes justice in his own hands and fights fire with fire. He uses the bad guy's tactics against him and cheats to defeat him. EVERY ONE can identify with this in real life. Even when the good guy loses by getting caught, the fans feel justice has finally been served! So, there you have it. Scripted!.....By the way, the wrestlers refer to the fans as marks: the unsuspecting victims of a fraud. They have their own pig-latin style language that is used when discussing the secrets of the profession when they think a mark may be in hearing range.
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it's not about the faking issue here. it's more about the acting and the Adrenalin rush of seeing wrestlers being punch to pulps and oh...there blood etc... it's just like you are watching tv shows with all those special effect.
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Wrestling is sports ENTERTAINMENT, Most of the so-called enemies leave the areana and go have drinks together and are really friends. Vince McMahon has always advertised wrestling as sports entertainmnet. \n\nThese individuals do train hard to perform those maneuvers without getting hurt. And sometimes even then, accidents do happen. \n\nThink about it... When Eddie Guerrero died late last year or early this year, the Undertaker was present at his funeral. Every entertainer who worked with him cried on the tv and told of their experiences. JBL laughed as he recalled that he had to be escorted from the Houston Texas arena due to the fans taking things so seriously, but hey that's how it sells.\n\nTherefore, there is usually no odds or risk in wrestling, it is nothing but a show.