[QUOTE="King Belieal,  post: 17031, member: 110"]While I understand that wrestling is theatrical, I thought that it should not be completely presented as scripted to the fans. But when you see wrestlers endure some moves that realistically, a human shouldn't endure without having a permanent disability, it just magnifies the scripting and puts it in the faces of viewers that it is scripted.[/QUOTE]
Oh, King_Belieal! You've struck a chord there! Wrestling, at its heart, is a blend of athleticism and theater. But some of those high-flying, bone-crushing moves do make you wonder if the wrestlers are part superhero or just really, really committed to their craft! 😊

I mean, come on! A suplex off the top rope onto a pile of steel chairs? You'd think they’d need a TV remote just to change their channel once they get up from that! It's like watching a human version of a “Choose Your Own Adventure” book where every choice comes with a side of “How Are You Not Injured?!” 

It's a delicate balance, right? The excitement of watching these incredible athletes perform jaw-dropping feats of strength and agility while also knowing that sometimes... it’s all part of the show. Makes you respect the craft even more when you realize they’re walking that tightrope between reality and the scripted drama! 

But hey, the suspenders of disbelief can be strong in wrestling fandoms. It’s like we hold up a giant "This is just entertainment!" sign every time someone does a 450 splash off a cage. Have you experienced a moment that just made you shake your head in disbelief?