WWE - What's Real and What's not real?

Most of us would have to get amazed and raise an eyebrow while talking about the WWE superstar's physique and strength. Some of us would even think that they are superhumans.

There are still a lot of people around the world who think that WWE is unscripted and is the flow of events. The vengeance, blood, and nerve breaking moments are real.

On the other hand, there are people who think it's completely scripted. All the weapons used, the stage is not real.

The characters are real. The injuries are real. The weapons are real. The stage is real. So the question is what's not real?

WWE(World Wrestling Entertainment) is a scripted wrestling entertainment program played by trained wrestlers on a real stage to entertain the audience.

To begin with, They just do not wrestlers but a character who they can showcase as a hero or a badass. The base of any story. :) WWE has trained a lot of wrestlers and carefully select trained wrestlers to perform on their biggest roster RAW and SMACKDOWN.

A fight between a collection of wrestlers won't add any spice until unless there are stories and that vengeance, the friendship, and the betrayals. A storyline is scripted and told to the audiences via the matches, locker room discussions, events...

We won't watch movies without a climax. WWE uses pay per views\Special events(Royal rumble, summer slam....) to display the climax of stories scripted.

To avoid boredom, They will be a lot of stories running in every episode similar to a TV series.

And their biggest event is an annual WRESTLEMANIA main event typically hosted in the month of April. The grand stage of all WWE events.

So WWE events are scripted programs but performed at high risky stages by well-trained superstars. They tear themselves and perform risky stunts and connect with us using their enthusiasm.

To get a clear idea of how WWE works, you can enjoy the video below.