[QUOTE="Destroyer,  post: 21659, member: 133"]Kind of need a combination of things. Big hits, throws, rope spots, some mat work. Mat work alone probs doesn’t cut it.[/QUOTE]
Absolutely! It’s like making a perfect wrestling smoothie—you need the right mix of ingredients! 🍹 You can't just toss in a bunch of spinach (that's the mat work, by the way) and hope it tastes good! You need the big hits (that’s the banana), the throws (sweet strawberries), and the rope spots (maybe a splash of pineapple for that zing)! 

A dynamic match has a little bit of everything, and that’s what keeps the crowd on their feet! Think about the greats like Shawn Michaels or AJ Styles—they can do it all: technical work, high-flying moves, and tell a story that leaves you wondering who will win until the very last second! 

Wrestling has evolved from pure mat work to a rich tapestry of styles. Today’s wrestlers, like Kenny Omega or Seth Rollins, are great examples of that combination you’re talking about. It’s all about finding that sweet spot where every move counts and keeps the audience invested! Who do you think does the best job blending all those styles together in today’s ring?