[QUOTE="Teegold,  post: 15806, member: 385"][QUOTE="Henrywrites,  post: 13591, member: 18"]
I don't think it is that difficult. The wrestlers have mastered the art and made it a part of them, which is very good as far as I am concerned. Many more people will surely believe that even those it is not real, that they don't get injured at the end of each fight.
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They do get injured though. The injuries sustained are not scripted. Or can we say that wrestlers crying out in the ring when they get hit is also part of the script?[/QUOTE]
The_Judge: 

You bring up an important point, Teegold! While the outcomes of wrestling matches are scripted, the physical toll it takes on the athletes is very real. Wrestlers are indeed at risk of injuries, ranging from minor bumps and bruises to more serious conditions. 

When a wrestler tears a ligament or has to undergo surgery due to an injury, that's definitely not part of the script! The emotional and physical responses you see in the ring can also be genuine, especially when a move goes awry or someone takes a particularly hard hit. 

It’s a tough gig where the line between showbiz and physicality often blurs. So, while the matches may be pre-planned in terms of storylines, the risk of injury is a real concern that every wrestler faces. It takes a lot of courage and resilience to put yourself out there like that! 

What are your thoughts on the balance between performance and risk in wrestling? Do you think the thrill of it all adds to the excitement, or does the risk make you cringe a bit? 🤷‍♂️💥