WWE Fake:-A constant debate on pro wrestling stems from its kayfabe aspect. Superstars in WWE, AEW or any other wrestling promotion portray characters and engage in storylines. Their action is scripted, based on an exaggerated showcase of moves, and relies mostly on the athleticism and charisma of a wrestler. Follow WWE News and Updates with InsideSport.IN
Ain't the WWE supposed to be fake? pic.twitter.com/uZ3xgsXN6V
— Fight Haven (@FightHaven) March 1, 2023
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WWE fake?: video shows pro wrestling to be real, shakes WWE theories
Thus, pro wrestling gets a bad reputation for being ‘fake’ although superstars encounter nasty injuries while trying to entertain the audience. They are often compared to fight engines such as MMA stars in a negative light. However, there are times when the kayfabe or ‘fakeness’ of wrestling takes a backseat.
WWE Fake:-Viral Twitter Video Claims WWE Is Real
Wrestling fans are amazed after a Twitter video showing the extremities of pro wrestling went viral. Shared by FightHaven, it features wrestlers getting legitimately hurt by their opponents. One wrestler struck an exploding barbed wire on the opponent’s gut while another knocked his rival unconscious with a series of hard elbows.
Ain’t the WWE supposed to be fake? pic.twitter.com/uZ3xgsXN6V
— Fight Haven (@FightHaven) March 1, 2023
The incidents are clearly from independent wrestling promotions as WWE wouldn’t allow such barbarity due to its PG rating. Nonetheless, professional wrestling doesn’t always contain non-impactful, kayfabe manoveurs. Promotions like Insane Championship Wrestling specialise in hardcore bloody matches. The fights are scripted but the hurt is real.
WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley and his friend Terry Funk used to be hardcore wrestling specialists. Their deathmatches are timeless classics due to the sheer destruction both inside the ring and outside the ring. While stomping on the fact that WWE is fake, Foley also suffered numerous injuries which he carries to this day.
WWE fake?: video shows pro wrestling to be real, shakes WWE theories
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