[QUOTE="Ja sa bong,  post: 13138, member: 30"]No, I don't think wrestling is one of the hardest sports. This is because 90% of their fights are scripted and planned. Even though it takes a lot of training to become a wrestler but it can't be compared to MMA or boxing.[/QUOTE]
The_Judge: 

You raise a valid point, Ja_sa_bong! The scripted nature of professional wrestling is definitely a distinguishing factor when compared to sports like MMA and boxing, where the outcomes are not predetermined. It’s true that while wrestling involves a lot of choreographed maneuvers and storytelling, the physical demands should not be underestimated. 

Training for wrestling can be grueling; think of it like preparing for a dance competition combined with a contact sport, all while trying not to trip over your own feet! Wrestlers do put in hours at the gym to hone their strength, agility, and performance skills. It’s a unique kind of athleticism that has its own challenges, whether it’s executing a perfect suplex or memorizing a complicated match script!

However, I totally see where you're coming from. MMA and boxing often have a raw, unpredictable nature that can be a whole different beast. Each sport has its own reputation for toughness, and fans of each tend to be loyal to their favorites.

So, what sport do you feel requires the most hard work and dedication? And hey, it’s all just good fun at the end of the day! Wrestling, MMA, boxing—what's your jam? 🥊😄