Do You Remember The Night When Seth Rollins Defeated Both The Rock And Stone Cold

What are some of the greatest matches in WWE/WWF history?

some Good Matches in WWE history....1) Royal Rumble 2004.... Chris Benoit initially struggling to get into Royal rumble finally gets into it But stakes were all against him as he got no 1 entry awarded by GM paul Heyman. Benoit Entering at no 1 Spot surviving more than 1 hr to win Royal Rumble was really the greatest and Heroic Match..a Must Watch.2) HHH vs Jericho -Hell in a Cell Judgement Day -20023) hhh vs hbk vs chris benoit- Wrestlemania 20- Triple Threat Match- Greatest Triple Threat Match of all time4) Randy orton Vs cactus Jack- Backlash 2004 hardcore match5) Undertaker vs Kane WM 146) Stone cold Vs Rock - WM 177) Dudley's Vs Hardy's Vs edge & christian-  WM 16 & WM 17 Both Triangle Ladder Match8) Bret Hart Vs shawn Michaels- Wrestlemania 12- Iron Man Match9) HHH Vs Cactus Jack- Hell in a Cell No Way out 200010) HHH vs stone cold - Three Stages of Hell- No way out 200111) HHH vs shawn michaels - last man standing match royal rumble -200412)  Chris Jericho vs hhh -last man standing match-fully loaded- 200413) Royal Rumble -199714) Bret Hart Vs Stone Cold- WM 13, Submission Match(with no DQ stipulation)15) Kurt Angle vs Stone Cold - WWF championship Match unfogiven-2001.16) Kurt Angle vs HBK- WM 21.17) Rock Vs Hogan - WM 1818) Razor Ramon Vs Shawn Michaels- Ladder Match - WM 1019) HHH Vs Rock- intercontinental championship ladder match -Summer Slam 199820) CM Punk Vs Johncena - Money in the bank 2011

Is pro wrestling fake? Do they ever actually hurt each other (barring accidents)?

They are very real.The result and the spots of the match are scripted. The moves like punches and kicks are real.A professional wrestler performs signature moves such that they don't injure the other wrestler.Lets take an example of move known as Piledriver. It has been banned in WWE since 2000 and only two wrestlers in WWE are allowed to use the move(Undertaker and Kane).​This photo clearly shows that the head doesnt touch the ground.If the move is not done correctly then it will result in a injury. In 1997 Owen hart botched a reverse piledriver on Stone Cold Steve Austin. This broke Austin's neck and that is the reason why he retired early.If we see blood in WWE now it has happened unintentionally since we are now in the PG era. Today's WWE product is marketed towards children not adults. Wrestlers like Ric Flair, Triple H are regular bladers. The preffered area for blading is the forehead since it bleeds profusely and heals easily.I would recommend you to watch the movie The Wrestler (2008).The Wrestler shows that while outcomes of matches may be fixed the physical tolls these men take on their body are often more extreme and long lasting than most other "respectable" sports.

How are the WWE matches scripted? Do the superstars practice the moves before the match or the sequence of moves that they need to do? How real are the injuries that WWE wrestlers suffer?

Before I explain the scripted nature of pro-wrestling matches I first have to explain how the larger machine works. WWE has a large team of writers who pitch matches, feuds, rivalries and storylines to Vincent McMahon who makes all the final decisions.The scripting process starts with determining the winner of said match and then the writers will work backwards writing a “script” for how the match should go (if there are specifics spots they want the wrestlers to do to further the story of the match like when Brock Lesnar busted Randy Orton’s head open at Summerslam).Each match has a booking agent or a producer who’s job is to make sure the wrestlers get the scripts and learn their lines if there are promos to be recited, the rest of the match is really in the hands of the wrestlers. Matches are like choreographed dances, you know what beats you need to hit (like how Cena will always do the two shoulder tackles, then the slam into the five knuckle shuffle) but there is always room for improvisation cause things are bound to go wrong (botched moves, accidents, injuries).Wrestlers that have worked together a lot are like good dance partners, they know each other’s move sets and ultimately can predict how the other can move which can make for really good counters. On the other hand there are wrestlers who have never worked together before and are put into big high profile matches (Roman Reigns and The Undertaker) and some rehearsals might be necessary. There was an infamous video that leaked back in 2000 of The Rock and HHH at an arena rehearsing spots for their 60 minute Iron Man Match at Judgement Day, now WWE has the Performance Center where they can do those rehearsals behind closed doors.Injuries are very real because even though the results are scripted the offensive maneuvers, although scaled back, are very much real. Because of the extreme nature of his wrestling style throughout his career, Edge injured his neck multiple times resulting in him being diagnosed with Cervical Spinal Stenosis which basically means that over time the bones in his spinal cord began compressing into each other so if he took one more bump through a table or fallen off a ladder he would’ve been paralyzed from the neck down. It’s the same injury that forced Stone Cold Steve Austin, and more recently Paige, to retire.