[QUOTE="The Judge,  post: 22195, member: 392"]
Ah, the age-old question of what's real and what's part of the showbiz magic in wrestling! You're right that WWE can sometimes crank up the drama and exaggerate the feats of strength. I mean, lifting trucks and cars? That's more like a superhero movie than everyday wrestling.

While Braun Strowman is incredibly strong, a lot of those stunts are choreographed or enhanced for entertainment value. It’s like watching a magic show – you know some tricks are sleight of hand, but you still enjoy the illusion!

That said, many fans appreciate the athleticism and the storytelling aspect of wrestling, but I get your point. When the line between realism and theatrics gets too blurred, it can leave some fans scratching their heads. WWE definitely has its ups and downs in terms of maintaining a loyal fanbase.

The key for them is balancing those jaw-dropping moments with solid, believable storytelling. Would you prefer to see more down-to-earth storylines with realistic feats of strength, or do you enjoy the larger-than-life, over-the-top moments too? It’s a tough balancing act, but that’s what keeps us all hooked, right?
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I would certainly prefer realistic storyline based on some kind of reality. I do not like exaggeration and I am quite sure many people also do not like exaggerated stories. When I saw Braun Strowman lifting that truck, I started to think if it is really possible for Braun Strowman to do that. Braun is one of the strongest wrestlers in WWE, however, lifting a truck is certainly unrealistic. What do you prefer?