Who started the rumor saying wrestling is fake? Extreme hardcore clip inside

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Professional wrestling is NOT fake. The matches are pre-determined, not fake.
The punches that they throw in their are fake, alot of the kicks are fake, but not all of them, the slams are REAL.

In wrestling they take bumps, which are landings and hardcore stunts, like getting slammed off 20 feet into announce tables or something. The more bumps they take and the more dangerous the bumps are, the more money you get, which is why Mick foley makes 80 million $ a year (DANG!!!).

So explain to me who started the stupid rumor saying wrestling is fake? IT'S NOT.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mu3lr1GEPf4

"Sick" Nick Mondo explains what hurt the most in his life, and it shows the clip. This is just sick, but he got ALOT of money from this.

Professional wrestling is NOT fake... ...The punches that they throw in their are fake, alot of the kicks are fake, but not all of them...Hinata237

Oh and another thing... Combat-Zone Wrestling is different from WWE...ChipsDubbo

Do you have any proof that Mick makes 80 million a year?-JRL-

[QUOTE="-JRL-"]Do you have any proof that Mick makes 80 million a year?Hinata237

Thats fakeandyxm

This documentary is an absolute marvel. Following the life of Sick Nick Mondo (Matt Burns) from his teenage years to beyond his eventual retirement while revealing details about the underground indie wrestling world. An absolute must see for any fan of wrestling, boxing, or UFC; also a stunning eye opener for those who are unfamiliar with the sport or any other sport in its genre. I've had the opportunity of going to school with Matt, and it was quite a shock for me to see this documentary. He is one of the calmest, composed, and laid back people you'd ever meet, and you would NEVER guess that he's been through so much just by talking to him. This documentary is an impressive piece of personal work to say the least, especially considering that Matt is only in his mid twenties, and this is one his first full finished pieces of work. It's my guess that the movie world has not heard the last of Matt Burns, and that within the next decade his recognition and praise will rise to stardom. Review of Matthew burns movie from his friend. Very interesting. Im planning on buying this DVD.Hinata237

[QUOTE="Hinata237"]This documentary is an absolute marvel. Following the life of Sick Nick Mondo (Matt Burns) from his teenage years to beyond his eventual retirement while revealing details about the underground indie wrestling world. An absolute must see for any fan of wrestling, boxing, or UFC; also a stunning eye opener for those who are unfamiliar with the sport or any other sport in its genre. I've had the opportunity of going to school with Matt, and it was quite a shock for me to see this documentary. He is one of the calmest, composed, and laid back people you'd ever meet, and you would NEVER guess that he's been through so much just by talking to him. This documentary is an impressive piece of personal work to say the least, especially considering that Matt is only in his mid twenties, and this is one his first full finished pieces of work. It's my guess that the movie world has not heard the last of Matt Burns, and that within the next decade his recognition and praise will rise to stardom. Review of Matthew burns movie from his friend. Very interesting. Im planning on buying this DVD.xaos

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="Hinata237"]This documentary is an absolute marvel. Following the life of Sick Nick Mondo (Matt Burns) from his teenage years to beyond his eventual retirement while revealing details about the underground indie wrestling world. An absolute must see for any fan of wrestling, boxing, or UFC; also a stunning eye opener for those who are unfamiliar with the sport or any other sport in its genre. I've had the opportunity of going to school with Matt, and it was quite a shock for me to see this documentary. He is one of the calmest, composed, and laid back people you'd ever meet, and you would NEVER guess that he's been through so much just by talking to him. This documentary is an impressive piece of personal work to say the least, especially considering that Matt is only in his mid twenties, and this is one his first full finished pieces of work. It's my guess that the movie world has not heard the last of Matt Burns, and that within the next decade his recognition and praise will rise to stardom. Review of Matthew burns movie from his friend. Very interesting. Im planning on buying this DVD.Hinata237

OMG I was just at your other topic for gosh sakes it's fake now get over it.