How are the actors in WWE usually good, the actors who retired and passed away in WWE

It seems a little bit true, but I feel like they have a grudge down there, too, like Randy Orton who has overshadowed everybody, and no one is going to hate him.

wwe=World Wrestling Entertainment=World Wrestling Entertainment.

There are still some of them!!

Like the big show, I used to get into fights with people when I went out drinking with RKO.

Rko stays in the same room with Batista every time she goes out!!

Edge snatches Matt Hardy's real-life girlfriend!!

It's hard to say.

What I see in WWE is arranged by the plot team, and it is generally a good (face) and a bad (heel) fight.

But in life, they generally get along with each other.

For example, last year's HBK and Y2J's were not good, and the plot was made up by both parties themselves, do you think that if the two of them were not in harmony in life, would they still cooperate so amicably?

But there are exceptions, such as HBK and Beat They don't get along in the plot, and they don't get along very well in reality, but their relationship has improved over the years.

In the past, there would indeed be hatred, gangs and factions, but now it won't.

WWE has a plot group, and it's up to them to decide.

Haha, the answer turned out to be simple! The answer is just six words: "Professional Wrestling Entertainment".

I don't think there will be a feud

Otherwise, how to cooperate, how to act

It's really not miserable to fight

Of course not, otherwise how would that action be coordinated.

WWE has retired or deceased players such as Edge (Edge), Ric Flair (Rick Flair), Shawn Michaels (Shaun Michaels) and many others, and deceased players such as Eddie Guerrero, Chris Benoit (Chris Banwa), Umaga (Umaga) and many more

Hello, it's acting, but WWE is definitely not "completely fake".

Of course, I know that the ring mat is specially made and can absorb most of the impact (i.e., wrestling force), ** is also specially made, although it is very loud on the opponent's body, it is actually very painful, but this does not mean that the player will definitely not be injured and painful.

I believe that many people who watch the beauty of the fall know that after knocking the opponent down, when the opponent can't get up in a short time, he smashes the opponent's abdomen or stomach with a front flip.

1.When lying in the ring, the back of the head, waist, neck, spine, buttocks and hind legs are close to the ring, and the part of the full moon scimitar is the abdomen or stomach, so for the full moon move, the ring does not play much role.

Some people will definitely say: You, the brain-dead king, are actually covered up by fast mirrors, and you didn't hit your opponent at all, you just smashed into the ring.

The person who said this is even more brainless.

The move of the full moon scimitar is to fly down high and smash down, the weight of the player is more than 100 kilograms, and the impact of such a high flight plus the weight of more than 100 kilograms is strange!

There's also Evan Bourne's special move: Air Bourne, which smashes his opponent with a backflip forward, and that's even more indescribable.

1.Even if you don't look carefully at this move, you can find that it is the body that hits the opponent first, not the knee that hits the ground first, if the knee hits the ground first, the impact is reduced, but it is the body that hits the opponent first, which shows that this move is true.

If it's really completely fake, then why do so many players take painkillers? Could it be that they are bored?

So, WWE is not "completely fake".

Wrestling is a kind of entertainment show, WWE is currently the world's largest wrestling entertainment company, everything has a plot arrangement, it is just a performance

There are dangerous performances, but they still have to be viewed with an entertaining mentality. However, wrestlers are indeed very dedicated and have endured many unimaginable injuries, and many of them have retired with injuries covered in injuries, which is distressing.

The plot in it is arranged, and most of the playing is true, and there are also acting elements.

It's a show wrestling competition, but the injuries inside are real.

It was acting, but it was dangerous, and someone fell on the pillar and died.

You can't understand if you watch them fight like that, but when you watch it, you may find that they are not fighting in real time, so there will be questions about whether the wrestling is real or fake.

It's really hard to explain, because wrestling looks like it's really about wrestling, beating, and sometimes killing people (similar incidents often happen in small groups in Japan). As mentioned earlier, wrestling is not wrestling, nor is it a boxing-like combat sport, in order to increase the enjoyment, it is often interspersed with some plots in the game, such as the undertaker and kane we all know are brothers, this is for the needs of the plot, we can often see the player fall to the ground from a ladder several meters high or be hit hard by the opponent to the iron steps, such a scene is not completed by film and television stunts, and the painful expressions of the players are not all pretended. Of course, in order to make the competition fierce and exciting, the players will often cooperate with each other, so that the movements can be beautiful and ensure the safety of the players.

Most of the props they use are inferior and will not be as strong as the audience thinks, and the players will also make some reservations in strength when using them to attack. In fact, the vast majority of wrestling fans do not evaluate wrestling by truth and falsehood, as WWE's nearly 600 million viewers illustrate this, and if you watch wrestling with the concept of truth and falsehood, you will never be able to appreciate the charm of wrestling!

Wrestling can actually be said to be an action movie, and the wrestlers are all excellent action actors, so the pain is real, and the moves are performances that are meant to increase the entertainment performance and make the audience happy to watch.

It's a lot, so much that you're going to be in the hospital all day.