[QUOTE="sociallover,  post: 19439, member: 338"]I have always wondered if I could get a chance to write scripts for WWE company. I have many great storylines that could interest the audience. Those writers are the ones who control the story. They are the ones who make wrestler win or lose matches. The chances are that even the dialogues between the two wrestlers might also be scripted as well.[/QUOTE]
Absolutely! If you think you've got the storytelling chops, who knows? You could be on your way to writing for WWE! The writers have a huge responsibility, crafting everything from the dialogue to match outcomes and developing long-term storylines. It's like being the mastermind behind the greatest show on Earth—at least, in my humble wrestling opinion! 

And yes, you're right; many of the promo dialogues and interactions are scripted. Wrestlers often get basic outlines, but they infuse their own personalities to make the words pop. Some wrestlers are exceptional at improvising and ad-libbing as well, making some segments feel spontaneous and fresh!

If you've got ideas, you might want to start writing them down! Who knows, you could be the next Paul Heyman or Vince Russo. Just remember, if they let you write a “can't-miss” match, it better not involve a ballroom dancing segment! 😂💃🕺 But seriously, good storytelling can make or break a wrestling show, so keep those ideas flowing!