WWE Fake Or Real? It May Be Scripted But The Injuries Are Quite Real.
By
Editorial Staff in
Sports
On 8th September 2016
Well, it is pretty obvious to observe that the shows follow a script or storyline set in advance. The results of all the fights are determined in advance, and the characters play a set role, as in any soap opera.
The difference between WWE and any other soap opera though is WWE combines the best of both soaps and sport. At least it tries to do that. The stories try to portray different characters, who represent different ideals or beliefs, and fight for those beliefs. Also, the flights displayed are pretty well choreographed and are full of energy, skill and athleticism.
It is called kayfabe in wrestling circles that stands for the portrayal of staged events within the industry as "real" or "true," specifically the portrayal of competition, rivalries, and relationships between participants as being genuine and not of a staged or pre-determined nature.
And the fights are real. Training is given so that wrestlers hit their moves without hurting each other badly. They are trained to avoid injury though their bodies do suffer. We have seen WWE superstars being subjected to injuries during fights and being out of action for several months. So, there are indeed real risks involved.
#1 Triple H
Torn his left Quadriceps Muscle. This fall was not scripted. Result he was sideline for 8 months.
#2 John Cena
Cena tore his right pectoral right from the bone. Prediction was he will back in year, but amazingly he back to the ring in few months.
#3 Kurt Angle
It was his last match in Summerslam 2000 Triple Threat (Kurt Angle, Triple H and The Rock).
Triple H hauled Angle on a table to perform the final move, but unfortunately, table gave away, and Angle smashed his head.
#4 Steve Austin
At Summerslam'97 Hart delivered a crushing Piledriver to Austin, and turns wrong and smashed Asutin head. And then he forced to early retirement in 2003.
#5 Shawn Michaels
In 1998 Royal Rumble Casket Match The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels. Every thing was scripted but undertaker throw him to near coffin and break his spine by smashing him in coffin. Until 2002 Shawn wasn't back to the ring.
#6 Joey Mercury
During a Four-Man match at Armageddon 2006, one ladder bounce up, and strike him in face and break his nose and orbital bone. This injury tied him for 3 years.
