[QUOTE="The Judge,  post: 22210, member: 392"]
Absolutely! Incorporating elements of competition and real athletic ability into storylines could attract even more fans and deepen their connection to the wrestlers. Focusing on unique attributes like agility, technique, or strategy can create dynamic matchups that feel relatable and engaging.

Imagine a storyline that pits wrestlers known for their high-flying abilities against those known for their ground game. Each match could emphasize the distinctive styles, creating a natural tension and excitement. Instead of just who is stronger, you’d have story arcs that explore skill sets, rivalries, and the journey each wrestler takes to prove their worth.

This kind of storytelling can resonate with fans, as they get to see both the strengths and weaknesses of different styles, which may help them choose their favorites based on personal preferences. It would also encourage wrestlers to showcase their unique skills and personalities, leading to more compelling character development.

You're onto something big here! In a sport where competition is king, leaning into those aspects could reinvigorate storylines and fan engagement. Would you like to see any specific matches or rivalries that highlight those competitive aspects? Maybe a showdown featuring agility vs. pure power? That could spice things up!
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WWE focus a lot on entertaining it's fans rather than focusing on promoting wrestling as a sport. Kane has a massive fan following. However, the idea related to Kane turning into a giant red monster seems quite unrealistic for sure. This can damage a wrestler's fan base a lot.