[QUOTE="Lord Roco,  post: 12402, member: 395"]
The human mind is a dangerous thing and sometimes, in the heat of the moment, they do anything without thinking about the consequences. Wrestling can be one such event where the stakes are high and the adrenaline pump is very high. Hence it is perceived as a dangerous sport because of its propensity to cause physical harm. When I watch wrestling in television, I always wonder, despite the assurance that it is safe, what are the measures taken to ensure that the game is safe?

The referee might be a good answer, but you see, there is so little that a human can do to break the rush of hormones. What other measures are in place?
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It is important to remember that strolyine is a key component of wrestling. So, understanding that most of the end are preplanned and what they do is entertain us with their skills give me peace of mind.