What is a professional wrestling?
Professional Wrestling is a sport that combines theater elements and ridiculed fighting with Wrestling Catch. Compared to Olympic Sports Greek-Roman Matches and Freestyle Wrestling, professional wrestling is a brighter activity in which the personality, style and ability to generate reaction from the number of crowds as well as physical fitness. Some movements are choreographed and athletes have to watch a free script to keep the show on the track, but most of what you see is a real action. Today, however, the dominant group in the professional Wrestling is the world's Wrestling entertainment based in the United States (WWE). WWE was known as the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) until 2000, when the World Fund for Nature sued the company and claimed that it violated agreements on the use of WWF initials. WWE chairman is Vince McMahon, who, together with his wife Linda and Shane and Stephanie children, often appear in Plotlines designed to add more interest in RAW, Smackdown and ECW show.
If you are not familiar with the world of professional wrestling, you can assume that this is only an activity for men. However, women are becoming increasingly successful as professional wrestlers. In WWE, female wrestlers are referred to as Divas and the annual competition called WWE Diva Search takes place every summer to attract new talent. Women wear modest clothes, but their matches require a large number of athletic abilities and serious injuries are not unusual.
those who like to watch professional wrestling often dream of becoming the super -stars of WWE themselves. Catching the eye of the WWE Talent scouts is not easy, but there are many professional wrestling schools that can help provide training necessary for success. For example, the functioning conservatory Wrestling School is operated by the former world champion NWA Dory Funk Jr. and trained for wrestlers like Matt Hardy, Jeff Hardy, Chris Sabin, Christopher Daniels, Christian Cage, Rhino, Mark Henry, Val Venis, A-Train, Paul, Lita, Edge and Ted Dibias.
It is true that successful professional wrestlers earn great money from their acquaintance. Some wrestlers, such as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, even managed to turn his celebrity into a traditional acting career. However, the life of a professional wrestler is far from easy. Injuries are very common, sometimes shortening their career. In addition, a strict travel plan makes it difficult to maintain a certain appearance of normal family life.