Why do wrestlers keep on change weight?
921925
Some is marketing.  Bigger is better.  But it is also that large men have tremendous fluctuation in their weight.   An NFL lineman might gain and lose 100lbs every year.  Wrestlers spend tremendous hours in the gym and burn incredible amounts of calories.  They have to work very hard to keep that muscle and not let it turn to fat.  5 lbs change from one day to the next is not unusual.  Over a couple weeks that can be significant.
672925
They go off of popularity and ratings then they practice with each other in the ring. Then when it comes time to wrestle they go at it, but depending on the time of the show is to how long the match will last. The Ref is actually the one who tells them when to end the match. Watch real close and look in the ear of the Ref there is an ear piece that the people in the back are talking to him. They give him the time and he decides when to call the match.
675224
It takes heavy weight to develop bulk. light weights with more repetitions will tone and slenderize
1062593
Wrestling....\n\n1.   It has NO season\n2.   Some of them will at least ADMIT to taking steroids!!\n3.   Most of them will sign an autograph for a fan...esp. a kid...without charging them $20!! \n4.   Wrestlers..generally are in better physical shape than any other athlete...steroids or not, predetermine doutcomes or not...they got it going on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
878836
Sorry to burst your bubble, but...pro wrestlers do tend to be BIG as you put it.  Especially in WWE, which has favored bigger, more muscular wrestlers since Hulk Hogan had more biceps than belly....since Day One in other words, *lol*.  :)\n\nEven the "little guys" tend to be thick and heavy with all the muscle they have to put on to keep going day in, day out....for example, the announcers routinely low-ball Rey Mysterio's weight at 155, but his real-life weight is more like 175.  On a guy about five feet tall.\n\nAnd it gets bigger from there, with most successful heavyweights coming in between 280 and 320, and of course we all know where the top of that range goes.  ;)\n\nPoint is.....you have to have *some size* and muscle in order to function with a proper degree of control in that environment.  It isn't enough to just be strong enough to do the moves, you have to have enough in reserve so that *even when you are tired and hurt* you end up doing the moves "correctly", meaning in a way that *looks* authentic without *maiming* your co-workers (more than needed).\n\nHope this helps....and hey, at least we know where Snitsky's *hair* is going now, it's not his fault the Viper doesn't *fit him*, *rofl*.  =))
569281
You do realize wrestling is fake right? Ask the booker, I'll bet he knows the answer to all of the above questions. As for them holding the belt for 4 yrs.... Not in this day and age. People would lose interest. No promoter would ever allow one person to hold a belt for 4 yrs.
987339
It must require a lot of agility, coordination and strength!!\n\nI have watched wrestling 30+ years and I only recall 4 guys doing it...ever!!\n1.  HBK\n2.  The Rock\n3.  Nelson Royal\n4.  The Big Show!!!  (YES...the BIG SHOW!!! I saw it LIVE!!!!!!! Check out WCW Fall Brawl 1997...he wrestled Scott Norton...he did one...although he held the ropes with one hand en route up...he DID one!!!)  PS....awesome match though...Norton "threw" Big Show on to the top rope!!!!!!!
733061
It is a combination of wrestler's personal initiative and creative input from managers and producers.  In the movie, "Beyond the Mat" an innovative move by a wrestler trying out caught everyone's attention and someone said he was taking it for his own.  This is very common and is said to be an honor.  Most of the signature moves are based on long running traditions.  Gimmicks are encouraged by the producers and creative team.  Sometime though as in the case of Rob Conway.... they have to come up with their own.
699617
No... why? If anything, it's a time for them to display their talents. BECAUSE they're athletes, they should be able to handle something as trivial as PE. I should know... I wrestled. PE was just another way for me to run some more during the day to maintain, so I really enjoyed it.
1043095
Everybody has their own body composition. You can weigh the same as John Cena and still have the same body/fat ratio, and still look completly different. But keep working at it. One day, he might be asking this question about you.
590283
because muscle weights more than fat, you are replacing fat with muscle. You will lower your body fat and shrink in sizes.
49589
In some cases it is because of weight.
527250
Wow, somebody must really have peed in your Wheaties...\n\nBut really, wrestlers are pretty damn hot.
772784
Im a wrestler so we have to loose wieght in order to make a specific weight class. What i do to loose wheight is cardio activitie, so like biking , runing or skipping ( but wear lots of clothes, because it makes u sweat more and burn more calories).  Also the drive: the end result, thats my drive to loose wieght, also wen u 've done it u feel like u've acomplished something. Eat ice cubes, it feels like ur eating but ur not... also try to eat lots of protein and only the ammount of fat and carbs that ur supposed to have.
1085719
Here are some info that i have got: Hope that it would be a big help for you!!\n\n\n             The Rules of Wrestling & Wrestling Positions\n\n\nNeutral Position - The match starts with both contestants standing opposite each other with their lead foot on the green or red area of the starting lines and their other foot even with or behind the lead foot. In the neutral position, neither wrestler has control.\n\nDefensive Starting Position - The defensive wrestler takes a stationary position at the center of the mat with both hands and knees on the mat, as directed by the referee. The elbows may not touch the mat.\n\nOffensive Starting Position - The offensive wrestler is positioned on the right or left side of the opponent with at least one knee on the mat and head on or above the midline of the opponent's back. One arm is placed loosely around the defensive wrestler's body perpendicular to the long axis of the body, with the palm of the hand placed loosely against the defensive wrestler's navel and the palm of the other hand placed on or over the back of the near elbow. One knee is on the mat to the outside of the near leg, not touching the defensive wrestler.\n\nStalemate - When the contestants are interlocked in a position other than a pinning situation in which neither wrestler can improve position, the referee stops the match as soon as possible; wrestling is resumed as for out of bounds.\n\nPosition of Advantage - A situation in which a contestant is in control and maintaining restraining power over the opponent. Control is the determining factor. The offensive wrestler is entitled to this advantage until such time as the opponent gains a neutral position or a reversal.\n\nIn Bounds - Contestants are considered to be in bounds if the supporting parts of either wrestler are inside the inner edge of the boundary lines. A wrestler's supporting points are the parts of the body touching, or within, the wrestling area that bears the wrestler's weight, other than those parts being used to hold the opponent. (Down on the mat, the usual points of support are the knees, the side of the thigh, the buttocks and the hands.) Wrestling continues as long as the supporting parts of either wrestler remain in bounds. When the defensive wrestler's back is exposed to the mat in a pinning situation while at least the supporting points of either wrestler are in bounds, wrestling continues as long as there is a possiblity of the offensive wrestler bringing the opponent back in bounds. In this situation, the defensive wrestler's shoulders (scapulae) are the supporting parts. Near-fall points may be earned only while any part of the defensive wrestler's shoulders (scapulae) are in bounds. If there is no action at the edge of the mat and one wrestler is out of bounds, the referee may stop the match. Upon resumption of the match, the contestants begin in the neutral position at the center of the mat if neither wrestler has control. If one wrestler has the advantage, that contestant will take the offensive starting position at the center of the mat, and the opponent will assume the defensive starting position.\n\n \n\nScoring Opportunities\n\nTakedown - A takedown is awarded when, from the neutral position, a contestant gains control and places the opponent's supporting point(s) down on the mat beyond reaction time. For the purpose of awarding takedown points at the edge of the mat, such points shall be awarded when control is established while the supporting points of either wrestler are in bounds or while at least the feet of the scoring contestant finish down on the mat in bounds.\n\nEscape - A defensive wrestler is awarded an escape when the offensive wrestler loses control of the opponent while the supporting points of either wrestler are in bounds. An escape may be awarded while the wrestlers are still in contact. \n\nReversal - A reversal occurs when the defensive wrestler comes from underneath and gains c
535654
So that they don't grow up to be a parasite.. "Dependent"\n\nThey should learn to do work out on their own..
938395
Muscle is heavier than fat, don't go by your weight.