Pro Wrestling, short for professional wrestling, is a form of entertainment that combines athletics with theatrical performance. In pro wrestling, wrestlers perform choreographed matches that involve a variety of moves, holds, and maneuvers, all designed to entertain the audience while telling a story through competition. The outcome of the matches is predetermined, and wrestlers often portray characters, or “gimmicks,” which can range from heroes to villains, in a scripted storyline.
Promotions may hold events in various venues, with fans attending to watch live matches or view them through television broadcasts and streaming services. While the physicality of the sport is real, the outcomes are not; the emphasis is on spectacle, drama, and character development, rather than genuine competition. Pro wrestling has a rich history and has evolved over the years, with various styles and formats, including singles, tag team, and specialty matches.
Key organizations in pro wrestling include the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment), AEW (All Elite Wrestling), and NJPW (New Japan Pro-Wrestling). It has a broad fan base and is recognized for its colorful personalities, elaborate storylines, and commitment to showmanship.
EVIL, a major star in NJPW, has reportedly left the organization, causing speculation about his future. His last appearance followed a tough loss, where he expressed frustration with NJPW and…