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pred470r

Bulgaria3265 Posts

April 10 2012 15:33 GMT

#41

Anything WWE is fake, I don't know why people are even discussing this.

BlackGosu

Canada1046 Posts

April 10 2012 15:41 GMT

#42

On April 10 2012 16:44 OrangeSoda wrote:
Can someone explain to me why people above the age of 12 still watch this? I don't see how this is entertaining at all, I remember watching this when i was young but man i was just a kid, I thought it was real. I mean no disrespect to the OP or anyone else, I am just wondering.

I havent watched it in about 6 years, but I heard the rock was fighting cena at wrestlemania, so I tuned in for that. Then I maily watch highlights when brock appears

BioNova

United States598 Posts

April 10 2012 16:42 GMT

#43

The only thing about wrestling that isn't scripted is accidents and the 365 day a year season.

Undertaker vs Mankind hell in cell...ah memories. You can script it alllll you want. It still looked like it hurt like hell.

drgoats

United States310 Posts

April 10 2012 17:27 GMT

#44

Just watch the first punch that Lesner throws when the other wrestler is on the ground. It definitely connects. Unintentional.

headjadedtron

United States1 Post

April 30 2012 13:21 GMT

#45

the punch that brock lesnar gave to john cena is FAKE it is so fake, it was planned so perfectly that even that even the camara angle was planned, did u guys notice that they only showed one camara angle everytime they replayed the punch, i just finished watching extreme rules payperview and john cena gets hit by an elbow that cuts him on the head, and it was the same camara angle they had when brock lesnar punched him, there is one thing that i think was real and it was the blood, but cena probably used a something to cut his lip, they done that in the past and i think they still do

MrKGB

United States1 Post

April 30 2012 18:18 GMT

#46

The same reason we're adults posting on a video game website.

In the end, it's entertainment. I watch it (the storylines crack me up, and a good worker can really work a crowd), it's scripted television where you get a gladitorial element to it. In the end, it's scripted, not fake, but taking steps to protect each other. If it wasn't fake, someone would be dead every episode, or it would be extremely boring. Now, the Lesnar vs. Cena bloodying, I think it was an unintentional bonus for them. He was bleeding out of the mouth, normally if they wanted blood intentionally (and WWE shys away from that now), he would have cut his forehead.

ObviousOne

United States3704 Posts

May 01 2012 06:57 GMT

#47

Spoiler if you didn't see RAW or Sunday night's PPV

+ Show Spoiler +

Lesnar cut open Cena's head with his elbow Sunday night. Cena returned the favor with his bike chain to Lesnar's skull. Both bleeding by the end of the match. Definitely real blood.

As to why people watch it? It's just a fun soap opera for the guys (and gals, and kids...). There are (shaky at best) storylines and you can have fun predicting the twists and turns of the matches and hang out with your buddies. You can root for the good guys, the bad guys, pick your favorite wrestler or whatever you want to do. There's a community behind it, it's the most-watched show on Monday-night TV at least as far as ratings are concerned so a lot of eyes are on it. It's not so different from watching other kinds of fictional shows like 24 or Lost. Would you disparage people for watching football or baseball? (I do, to my friends at least, for a bit of fun

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