5 basic wrestling terms for new fans

5 basic wrestling terms for new fans

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Professional wrestling is one of the most popular forms of entertainment in the United States and worldwide today.

Thousands of fans fill the arena, the auditorium and gym to see their favorite wrestlers put their bodies into the row just to get applause and cheer.

With the growing popularity, there are always new fans who have professional wrestling audiences.

For new fans, this is five terms you should know so you can be entertained as hardcore fans.

Plot

One of the things to make professional wrestling for entertainment is the plot.

A plot is basically a story in which two or more related wrestlers.

For example, two wrestlers may have a feud because they participate in a plot in which one of the girts accused of trying to sleep with other wrestlers' wives.

These plots take place in front of the crowd to make the match more interesting and provide fans a fan's interest to cheer for their favorite performers.

Kayfabe.

The term "Kayfabe" refers to the illusion that wrestling is not staged, or "fake" many people call it.

Kayfabe is what you see on the screen between the wrestler, but it doesn't necessarily reflect what happens behind the scenes.

For example, two wrestlers may appear to hate each other when they stand in front of the crowd and the audience, but they can be the best friends behind the scenes.

Kayfabe basically referres to hiding things behind the scenes so fans can continue to suspend reality what happens in real life, leading to a more enjoyment of products in many products

Sell

Most moves in professional wrestling do not hurt as much as they look like they do.

In fact, if they do, most wrestlers will have short occupations because they abuse that they put their body through with these pain moves.

When someone has a beat body, their pain on his face is selling to the crowd when, in fact, they know how to fall into the carpet in a way to minimize the impact and pain on their bodies.

Similarly, a "Oversell" is when a wrestler makes the move look ridiculous or exaggerated, such as when a simple punch makes the performer to do a reverse.

This type of sale is overdose in a ridiculous way and makes the moves look fake.

Enemy

Feuds is just one of the interesting professional wrestling things.

Two wrestlers can hate each other many times throughout their careers.

It may involve some matches of feudal wrestlers against each other along with promotions designed to be angry and make everything more realistic.

Feuds can last as long as several months or only a few weeks, depending on the plot and other factors.

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Wrestling will probably be very boring if each wrestler is only struggled as themselves.

A gimmick is something to put a wrestler beyond the rest.

For example, a steadily dressed like he just escaped the prison would be the gimmick of performers.

A Russian wrestler constantly criticizes the United States and American rivals will be a gimmick.

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