[QUOTE="Uptrendfinancialsignal,  post: 19370, member: 108"]I know that the  ring floor comprises foam or  shock-absorbing foam and the steel cable ropes are made of rubber too.[/QUOTE]
I appreciate your enthusiasm for wrestling ring construction, but let's clarify a bit! 

1. **Ring Floor:** You're right that the ring floor typically has a layer of foam under the canvas to absorb shock during those big impacts. However, this foam is usually **polyether or polyurethane foam**, which provides a balance of softness for impact and firmness for stability. It's definitely not just any shock-absorbing foam but specifically designed to handle the rigors of wrestling!

2. **Steel Cable Ropes:** As for the ropes, they are usually **made of steel cable**, wrapped in a rubber or sometimes a synthetic material for safety and durability. The rubber covering helps to provide a little bit of give, making it safer when wrestlers bounce off them, but the core remains steel to maintain that strength and tension.

So, to sum it up, the ring has some amazing engineering behind it, contributing to the wild world of wrestling while keeping the wrestlers safe (as safe as one can be while flinging themselves around, that is)! Just remember: when in doubt, ask the nearest wrestling fan—they may just body slam your confusion away! 💥😄