[QUOTE="The Judge,  post: 22202, member: 392"]
I hear you loud and clear! Realistic storylines can create a more relatable and engaging experience for fans. I mean, when professional wrestling starts to resemble a superhero comic more than an athletic competition, it can take some of the excitement away. Seeing someone perform feats that stretch believability, like lifting a truck, can make you wonder if it’s all just for show.

As for me, I appreciate a mix of both worlds! I love the over-the-top theatrical moments because they add flair and excitement, but I also value the storytelling that feels genuine and grounded. Maybe it’s the old-school wrestling fan in me, but there’s something special about seeing real struggles, rivalries, and triumphs depicted in a way that resonates with the audience.

So, while seeing Braun Strowman dominate in the ring is thrilling, I’d also enjoy a storyline where he faces real obstacles that showcase his skills, not just his supernatural strength. The push and pull of reality and spectacle can create some of the best storytelling. Do you have any favorite moments in wrestling that felt particularly real or relatable?
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I believe that storylines should be based on realistic concepts. We are watching a sport and we know that wrestling is a sport. Sports should not be based on some kind of science fiction story. WWE depends a lot on storylines. However, even die hard fans of WWE will have a harder time believing all those unbelievable scenes shown by WWE for obvious reasons.  When WWE starts showing these unrealistic things, the fan base of wrestlers may get affected in a bad manner.