If wrestling was fake, then why does Brock Lesnar win against everybody?
Hmmm.. To start it off, wrestling isn’t fake. Saying its fake means, they are not in serious danger and that the high flying Jeff Hardy, Mysterio and the likes are using stunt wires to execute their moves. But they don’t.All of their moves are real. Real injuries and real impacts. Except, when they punch or kick, they minimise the blow. Still, there are wrestlers who become stiff during matches. Stiff as in using real punches and real slams, like notoriously Vader, Hardcore Holly and even Brock Lesnar at times and not to forget, some promotions in Japan.Scripted are what you can call wrestling. Though they practice their moves, or, you can say training, but the actual moves you see in a match are planned on the spot, hence they are called spots and hence the training.Well aside from that, before a match, depending on the promotion, they have a booker. His or her role is to tell who’d win in the upcoming match. The way these things go, the purpose for it, is to fit in the flow of the storyline, to engage the crowds, ratings and also simply to make money.So going into that, for Brock Lesnar to win everybody, simply means any of the above stated, because Lesnar’s name draws in a lot of money. He was a NCAA Champ, WWE Champ, UFC Champ and most of his fights draw in money. Remember the pop he got during his return in 2012? And his return fight in UFC? Thats also one of the reason he always wins. Plus, it is a storyline to make him strong and conquering and maybe its part of his demand in his contract? To not lose an important asset, of course a company might just do that to please and to keep.
Can you name your top 5 most unrealistic WWE/WCW wrestlers (based of their kayfabe greatness)?
So, those wrestlers are too great, too strong, wins too much to be realistic. Let's face it, everyone has always ever suffered loss (clean loss) and failure in life. But, some wrestlers just wins too much, that makes them so great in kayfabe world. Thus, making them Superman, and unrealistic. Not just winning too much, what makes even more unrealistic is the fact that those wrestlers could absorb so much punishments, but still able to make miracle by coming back and eventually winning. Miracles only happen once in a lifetime, rarely ever. So, wrestlers who made miracle by coming back too many times is also unrealistic. So, who will be your Top 5 most unrealistic WCW/WWE Wrestlers of all time?
OFFICIAL: Wrestling Fan Questionnaire?
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING: BACKGROUND: 1. Your Age 2. Male or Female 3. Year You Started Watching Wrestling 4. Who Introduced You To Wrestling BIG QUESTIONS: 1. Your Favorite Superstar (Then) 2. Your Favorite Superstar (Now) 3. Your Favorite Diva/Knockout (Then) 4. Your Favorite Diva/Knockout (Now) 5. Your Favorite Promotion/Company (Then) 6. Your Favorite Promotion/Company (Now) 7. Favorite Match Ever (Superstars/Event/Year) 8. Your Most Hated Superstar 9. Your Most Hated Diva/Knockout MORE SUPERSTAR QUESTIONS: 1. Favorite Weekly Wrestling Show 2. Most Missed Deceased Superstar 3. Most Overrated Superstar 4. Most Underrated Superstar 5. Favorite Superstar's Show (Pipers Pit, Highlight Reel, Cutting Edge, etc) 6. Favorite Stable (Ministry of Darkness, nWo Wolfpac, Heenan Family) 7. Worst Stable (Right To Censor, bWo, World Elite, etc) OTHER WRESTLING: 1. Favorite PPV Ever (Name/Month/Year) 2. Favorite PPV Name 3. Favorite Fued (Austin vs McMahon, Undertaker vs Kane, Hogan vs Sting, etc) 4. Favorite Match Stipulation (Ladder, Royal Rumble, HIAC, Iron Man, etc) 5. Favorite Match Ever (Superstars/Event/Year) 6. Favorite Segment (Stone Colds Beer Truck, The Rock: TIYL, HHH Marries Steph, etc) 7. Favorite Storyline (WCW vs nWo, Higher Power, etc) 8. Favorite Superstar's Show (Pipers Pit, Highlight Reel, Cutting Edge, etc) 9. Favorite Title Belt 10. Worst Storyline (InVasion, Shockmaster, Frontline vs Main Event Mafia, etc)
Why was the Triple H vs Batista battle boring?
Triple H and Batista go all of the way back to 2003 when they were originally teammates as part of Evolution which was a heel stable also involving Randy Orton and Ric Flair but they split up when they kicked Orton out in 2004 and Batista left the group on his own terms in 2005 after he found out that Triple H only used his former teammates just to keep the World Heavyweight Championship around his waist.Batista left the WWE in 2010 but returned in 2014 for only a few months and then left again but came back late last year in October 2018 to tease one more match with Triple H on the 1000th episode of Smackdown by saying Hunter never beat him (which was true) until last Sunday night when Triple H defeated him at WrestleMania 35.So it wasn't boring when they originally did it in 2005, it's boring now because Triple H and Batista aren't full time wrestlers anymore and are 14 years older than they were the last time they wrestled each other in 2005.