Why is WWE so popular when its fake?

Because it’s entertainment just like all of those movies that you watch. WWE wrestling matches are made to look like real fights the same way fight scenes in movies are staged in which the actors or actresses have to pretend to beat people up without actually doing it.

Is WWE fight real?

WWE(and pro wrestling in general) comprises of superstars portraying fictional characters on television with scripted rivalries and subsequently, scripted matches. However, that hasn’t stopped WWE from blurring the lines between fiction and reality.

Is blood real in WWE?

In the WWE’s PG era, blood and the act of blading have been banned. It is real, bona fide blood that is seeping out of their cuts. Many say that blood is needless to use in the art of wrestling, as it poses great risks to the performers.

Is WWE trying to tell its fans that wrestling is fake?

This article is more than 2 years old. WWE has a newfound obsession with telling its fans that wrestling is fake. WWE is making it a point to let its fans know that wrestling isn’t real.

Is wrestling real or scripted?

For some reason, some people in the 70’s and 80’s still thought wrestling was real. It was not until Vince McMahon broke the fourth wall did the industry acknowledge openly that it was all scripted and set up in advance.

Why is WWE making it so hard for fans to suspend disbelief?

WWE fans want to believe that what they’re watching is real. They want to suspend their disbelief, get lost in the moment and remember what it’s like to be a kid again. However, WWE is making it extremely difficult to do that with constant reminders that the E in WWE stands for entertainment and entertainment is fake.

What was it like to be a WWE fan in 2000?

It was a great time to be a fan, in late 2000, close to the end of the Attitude era. I had been watching the WWE for a couple months when I heard the eight words that no little wrestling fan should: