Jam, in a basic professional wrestling match, the chance the death in the ring is very very low. I can think of three times a wrestler has died in the ring and that had to due with freak accidents and internal injuries not caused by the other wrestler.
Also, how can you compare a little kid who doesn't know wrestling is fake versus a trained professional that knows where to hit people so it doesn't cause (as much) pain?
edited 2nd Apr '14 9:05:49 AM by ChrissieMcNapkins
I live in a constant state of fear and misery.trip
that was Hornswoggle and JBL on the March 3 episode on Monday Night RAW in 2008
edited 2nd Apr '14 9:21:31 AM by ChrissieMcNapkins
I live in a constant state of fear and misery.Professional wrestling is 60% showmanship and 40% sportsmanship
Heels are bad and do bad things.
Faces are good and do good things.
Very true. Half the time, they commonly travel with each other. Hell, most of the time, they're friends.
edited 2nd Apr '14 9:33:16 AM by ChrissieMcNapkins
I live in a constant state of fear and misery.i think we need to have a talk
edited 2nd Apr '14 9:35:15 AM by ChrissieMcNapkins
I live in a constant state of fear and misery.

But that's arresting someone, not confiscating a weapon.
Do you amputate their hands and keep them frozen for the flight?
Re-attach them when they land?
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