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per Bowl XX will know what I am saying.
Could a three hundred and fifty to four hundred pound
sumo make it as a full-time guard, or nose tackle? Would love
to see one of the makuuchi try it.
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Is wrestling fake?
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things that are predetermined or fake
The match duration, main moves, finishing moves and outcome
are predetermined. The major events of a match are
planned and discussed beforehand, and so is the outcome.
Some major events are definitely planned — for instance,
someone might interfere in a match just as the bad guy, or
'heel,' is about to lose. The duration of the match is also predetermined,
and the time is kept by the referee. If you time
the matches on, say, WWe, you might notice that there are
broadly five, fifteen, and twenty five minute matches.
The referee is not just a neutral bystander. The referee
keeps track of time and tells wrestlers when to wrap up a
match. He also helps communicate things between wrestlers,
and assists in the overall story by "accidentally" getting
bumped into during the course of a match, so that the bad
guy or "heel" can cheat. Sometimes, when a wrestler wants
things to get a bit bloody, the referee may slip a razor to him
to cut himself (and collect it back later). At the same time,
the referee needs to keep within the illusion of rulekeeping
(disqualifications, count-outs, pinfalls). Lastly, the referee has
the full discretion to stop a match if one of the wrestlers is
seriously injured, and he has to balance this discretion with
the show's need to follow the scripted narrative.
Much (but not all) of a wrestling match is spontaneous.
Wrestlers "call spots" to each other, ie, instruct each other