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4326:, usually immediately followed by the freshly tagged partner getting in a quick burst of offense. Often the hot tag happens after several teases (where the other face is enticed into the ring, only to be stopped by the referee and the heels getting away with illegal tactics, or a legal tag being made while the referee is distracted, resulting in the referee forcing the fresh partner out of the ring because "he was not tagged in").
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2876:, popular in Japan, Mexico, and some parts of the United States. In deathmatch wrestling, many of the traditional rules of professional wrestling are not enforced and the usage of objects such as barbed wire, panes of glass, fluorescent light tubes, and weed whackers occurs. Deathmatches are typically much bloodier and more violent than typical wrestling contests.
5070:, Jannetty was released from the WWF two months after the team's breakup and would repeatedly be hired and fired from the promotion (and other promotions) over the next twenty years, almost always participating in storylines which related to his status as Michaels's former partner. Other wrestlers often seen as a Jannetty of a team include
2416:, or forcing them to participate in unentertaining or degrading storylines, or not using them at all. A burial is often used a form of punishment due to real-life backstage disagreements between the wrestler and the booker, the wrestler falling out of favor with the company, or sometimes to demote an unpopular performer or
2544:. In modern times, a carpenter is also used when a company is preparing to present a recent signee who may not be familiar to the audience, in an effort to help the wrestler best showcase their abilities. Because of their skill and role in building up talent, carpenters are regarded with a great deal of respect.
4583:. Refers to the curtain separating the entranceway from backstage. A wrestler commonly booked in this position is a "curtain jerker". In recent years, this term has become much less pejorative, with many main event level wrestlers choosing to have the first match of the show, as a way to "set the tone".
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and outside commentators who believe one wrestler is deliberately placed in matches against more dangerous opponents and injured deliberately after disagreements with management. While allegations of this sort persist, including being made by wrestlers themselves, few have been proven. Also describes
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A "bidding war" refers to a situation where multiple wrestling promotions compete to sign a particular wrestler, often leading to heightened contract negotiations. This typically occurs when a wrestler's contract is nearing expiration, and their market value is perceived to be high, sparking interest
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An occasion when a wrestler is announced as having won a championship from another wrestler in a match which did not actually occur, often due to the previous champion having left the promotion. In the era of territories, non-existent title matches were often said to have taken place in a different
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which is intended to make a move appear as if the receiver landed on their head. In reality, the full force of the move is intended to be taken on the upper back and shoulders, though such moves still carry a high degree of legitimate risk with them. Some wrestlers have used moves where the receiver
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The lineup of the matches that will be staged at a given venue for a given performance. The card is generally performed in a roughly inverse order to the way in which it might be printed for posters or other promotional materials. The major matches between well-known opponents are said to be "top of
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A wrestler will make themselves dead weight, to prevent their opponent from lifting them up for a move. Though usually planned in a match, it can also be deliberately done by a wrestler who does not want to be lifted for a move, which can make the move harder to be properly executed and can cause a
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The act of luring away key talent from one company to another, usually with offers of higher pay. It is sometimes done deliberately to weaken a company by taking away their top draws. Poaching is typically done by larger companies. A more extreme form of poaching, wherein multiple wrestlers from a
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1. A wrestling fan who enthusiastically believes or behaves as though they believe professional wrestling is not staged, or loses sight of the staged nature of the business while supporting their favorite wrestlers. The term is often used pejoratively, for example to refer to people who
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The incitement of a negative crowd reaction by insulting the crowd en-masse, typically by bringing up something unrelated to the wrestling business (such as mocking a local town or sports team), usually used in a negative light. Foreign heel wrestlers, like Iron Sheik, often get this by insulting
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A wrestler, often a respected or feared shooter or street fighter, responsible for enforcing the promoter's will against recalcitrant wrestlers by performing unscripted or painful moves within a match, punishing or intimidating them for defying the management. In today's industry it is a largely
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defined a booker in 1956 as " any person who, for a fee or commission, arranges with a promoter or promoters for the performance of wrestlers in professional wrestling exhibitions". Booking is also the term a wrestler uses to describe a scheduled match or appearance on a wrestling show (i.e., "a
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A signal used by referees during a match to indicate that a wrestler is unable to continue and may need medical attention. The referee will cross their arms and, if necessary, point to the injured wrestler. Since many fans are aware of the significance of the signal, and with referees often now
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move back to a wrestler. This is usually done when one wrestler is being legitimately hit by his/her opponent's blows, and the wrestler being hit will send a legitimate move or hit back to the opponent as a wordless reminder to not hit so hard. Can also be used to refer to other aspects of the
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as the wrestlers are not packaged together, but are presented as a group of individuals working together for a common short-term goal. Alliances are often formed for the specific purpose of retaining titles between the members of the alliance, or to counter a specific foe or group of foes. The
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The incitement of a positive crowd reaction by "kissing up" to the crowd. Mick Foley would often do this by saying "It's great to be here in (insert name of city and state)!" While The Rock would begin many promos by saying “Finally, The Rock has come back to (insert name of city or state)!”,
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who are over will be booed. Sometimes particular aspects of a performer's presentation may be over (such as a specific chant, a move they perform or their ring entrance) without the performer themselves being considered over. Building a rapport with the audience is described as "getting
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The imagined barrier between competing wrestling promotions; wrestlers who are signed to one promotion but make appearances for another as part of a talent exchange agreement are said to have entered or passed through the
Forbidden Door. The term was coined in January 2020 by New Japan
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in that a wrestler is used as a carpenter because they are recognized as having great in-ring abilities and experience. Often (but not always) a carpenter is an older, more experienced wrestler, tasked with making less experienced wrestlers (often in the beginning stages of receiving a
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2. A tag where the tagger's opponent is unaware a tag has occurred, leaving them open to a blindside attack as they attempt to attack the wrestler who has been tagged out. Most often occurs when the partner in the ring is thrown against the ropes or backed into their own
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period, this served to protect the wrestling business from accusations of "being fake", to instill humility in newer members of the locker room, & helped to weed out those who could not take punishment. A professional wrestling trainer notable for "stretching" his recruits was
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To fall on the mat or ground. A flat back bump is a bump in which a wrestler lands solidly on their back with high impact, spread over as much surface as possible. A "phantom bump" occurs when a wrestler or referee takes a bump without a plausible reason (usually due to a
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A vague, fictional location. Billing a wrestler as being from "parts unknown" (rather than from their real hometown or another actual place) is intended to add to a wrestler's mystique. In some territories, the phrase commonly was applied to masked wrestlers. In the
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rivalry between multiple wrestlers or groups of wrestlers. They are integrated into ongoing storylines, particularly in events which are televised. Feuds may last for months or even years or be resolved with implausible speed, perhaps during the course of a single
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A message delivered from backstage, either to the referee (using their earpiece) or the commentary team (using their headsets) instructing the wrestlers and other on-screen talent on what to do, usually in order to work around a botch by changing the match on the
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or vice versa. There are two types of turns, the hard turn (which occurs quickly and acts as a surprise device) and the soft turn (a gradual shift in character). Transitioning from a face into a heel is called a 'heel turn' and the opposite is called a 'face
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A match finish which occurs sooner (and often differently) than planned. It is used when a wrestler is legitimately injured and cannot continue as planned, when the match is approaching its time limit (or a television segment is running long), or after a
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A fictional storyline. An angle usually begins when one wrestler attacks another (physically or verbally), which results in revenge. An angle may be as small as a single match or a vendetta that lasts for years. It is not uncommon to see an angle become
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To react to something in a way which makes it appear believable and legitimate to the audience. Typically refers to the physical action by a wrestler of making an opponent's moves look impactful, but it can be used to refer to any aspect of the
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A wrestler with strong legitimate mat-wrestling abilities and an array of match-ending (or in extreme cases, career ending) holds known as "hooks", hence the name. Primarily a holdover from the days where professional wrestling had to maintain
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To finish a match. One wrestler would tell the other to "go home" when it is time for them to execute the planned ending for their match. Referees may also tell the wrestlers to go home (usually after receiving word to do so from a producer
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by letting one's body go limp instead of cooperating, which makes the throw much harder, if not impossible, to execute. This move is typically done deliberately to make the attacker appear weak or unskilled, but can also be the result of a
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Originally, along with "grunt-and-groan", used by the mainstream media when presenting a derisive story on professional wrestling, which often stereotyped the participants and audience. Now refers to a style of wrestling popular in
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A storyline in which a group of wrestlers from one promotion appear in another promotion. In some cases, this happens suddenly without advance warning or notice, and usually involves the invaders attempting to take the promotion
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by associating them with a more prominent or popular wrestler. An example of this being when The
Hurricane won against The Rock during a time in which The Rock was one of the highest ranking wrestlers, while The Hurricane was a
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Lawler & Jarrett came over to Mid-South, watched some of the TV, and noted that there were no "blowjobs". Watts through they meant literally, but indeed they were referring to pretty boy teams to draw in the
Backstreet Boy
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1. The character portrayed by a wrestler. Can be used to refer specifically to the motif or theme evoked by a character, as indicated by their name, costume or other paraphernalia, or to refer to any aspect of the
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A short-reigning champion who serves to move the title indirectly from one wrestler to a third. They are usually used when the title is to be moved between two faces, to avoid requiring them to wrestle each other (to avoid
4248:, a hooker would be used against a local non-wrestler brawler to enhance the belief that professional wrestling was "real". Additionally, the champion would most often be a hooker in order to avoid his opponents trying to
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A management employee, often a former wrestler (though it can be a current wrestler or even a non-wrestler), who helps wrestlers set up matches, plan storylines, give criticisms on matches, and relay instructions from the
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nature of the business. Into the 21st century, widespread discussion on the
Internet has popularized these terms. Many of the terms refer to the financial aspects of professional wrestling in addition to in-ring terms.
2691:) who ducks top-flight matches, cheats to win (often by managerial interference), and—when forced to wrestle good opponents—deliberately causes themself to be disqualified (since titles often do not change hands by
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A video screen above the entrance stage area, used for showing entrance videos, backstage segments, promos, and the match-in-progress for audience members seated too far back from the ring. A play on the name of
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The phenomenon of a wrestler seemingly going "off script", often revealing elements of out-of-universe reality, but actually doing so as a fully planned part of the show. A notable example of a worked shoot is
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A match or angle that is perceived to have been written or choreographed to be more complicated than necessary. Often through the overuse of run-ins, interference, ref bumps and non-wrestling related elements.
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uses to describe both its own product and professional wrestling as a whole. It was first used by the promotion in the 1980s and is intended to acknowledge wrestling's roots in competitive sport and dramatic
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Originally described a post-intermission match viewed as not important enough to keep fans from trips to the concession stands. Now describes a more lighthearted match designed to provide relief of dramatic
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aspect of the industry is more important than the money they can earn; for example, being preoccupied with holding a title belt rather than being paid more will often see a wrestler described as a "mark for
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division, they decided to emphasize the high-risk nature of the moves that these wrestlers perform, removing all restraints placed on its wrestlers, and allowing them to perform almost stunt-like wrestling
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Any piece of video footage featuring characters or events which is shown to the audience for the purposes of entertainment or edification. Usually meant to introduce a debuting character, to get a wrestler
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The act of "breaking" an opponent's ankle, arm, or neck by placing it between the seat and headrest of a steel chair and then stepping or jumping on the chair or striking it with a second object. Named for
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2. Used to describe a wrestler who has a genuine background in another combat sport (typically boxing, other wrestling codes, or mixed martial arts) and so has proven "real" fighting skills.
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will engage in competitive negotiations for his contract. This scenario often garners significant attention and can be used by wrestlers and promotions to leverage contract terms or enhance storylines.
6883:, normally with little flow and no logical transitions between moves and with little or no storytelling. Often used as a derisory term for matches which are seen to prioritize high-impact stunts over
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A wrestler who can perform well in their wrestling technique, promotional/speaking skills on the microphone, and have an appearance that backs their skillset up. Sometimes calls a 'complete package'.
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A match that ends in chaos rather than in a decisive finish, usually due to a number of wrestlers not involved in the match running in and preventing a clean finish, often designed to end a match or
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When a champion loses their title to another, this may be invoked as a storyline plot device to procure a title rematch in the near future (often the next pay-per-view event) in order to continue a
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An occurrence in which a wrestler's shoulders are pinned to the mat for a count of two, but the wrestler manages to escape before the referee's hand hits the mat a third time, which would signify a
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the audience and a general air of sportsmanship. Although a staple of
British and Japanese wrestling, it is uncommon in North America. One notable "clean" match which took place in North America is
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the "prosecuting attorney" of wrestler's court during their full-time tenures in the company. Punishments for those found "guilty" often included the purchase of the night's alcohol or rental cars.
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and touches on real-life topics that are considered taboo, such as backstage politics or issues which are not typically addressed in storylines due to bad publicity. This was a term first used by
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Styles' bitter rejoindre, delivered forcefully with convincing fire, was even more impactful as it further banished the notion that the former IWGP champion can't hang with the best on the stick.
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WWE's term for 'hospital'. Used in kayfabe scenarios when a wrestler is injured and was coined to prevent fans from calling an actual hospital during the time in which kayfabe was not yet broken.
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or interfering in matches on their behalf. Typically, managers are seen accompanying their wrestlers to the ring and are presented as having some sort of influence or sway over their wrestlers.
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The presentation of professional wrestling as being entirely legitimate or unscripted. Prior to the mid-1980s, this was universally maintained across all wrestling territories and promotions.
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Someone who founds or invests in a wrestling promotion mainly to associate with wrestlers, often willfully or ignorantly disregarding financial risks a profit-focused investor would avoid.
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An informal measure among some fans of the amount of blood lost by a wrestler during a match. The scale begins at 0.0 Muta (no blood), with 1.0 Muta being equivalent to the blood loss of
6780:". Someone who has inside knowledge of the wrestling business, but is not speaking from their own personal experience with the business and has typically obtained that knowledge through
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in televised sports, containing previews and analysis of the pay-per-view's matches, and recaps of the storylines that led up to the event. They may also include one or more preliminary
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An in-character interview or monologue. Often includes either an in-ring or backstage interview or some other type of skit by wrestlers and other performers to advance a storyline or
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held backstage with a congregation of wrestlers; this is often used to settle backstage disputes and transgressions between performers and (sometimes) staff such as writers. In WWE,
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when the referee eventually sees the pinfall and starts counting. It is used to heighten the drama of a match by showing that the pinning wrestler had done enough to win by pinfall.
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A wrestler who typically wrestles near the beginning of a show and does not participate in major storylines or matches. Often seen as being at the bottom of a promotion's hierarchy.
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The process of wrestling a match in such a way that the crowd becomes emotionally involved. Performing an engaging match requires acting skills and a good grasp of dramatic timing.
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A smaller wrestling company that operates at a local (rather than national) level and typically employs freelance wrestlers, as opposed to signing wrestlers to exclusive contracts.
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The headline or marquee match of a show. Almost always the last match of the show, although some exceptions exist. The penultimate match on a card is sometimes referred to as the
4875:, in which he or she (and others similarly called upon) are to forcibly return to the ring any wrestler who attempts to leave or is expelled therefrom. Usually, in the case of a
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The in-ring performance level a wrestler puts into their matches, judged by a combination of skill and effort. A wrestler considered talented in the ring has a "high workrate".
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The main camera(s) that shoots the ring from the crowd. These are positioned in the first level of permanent seats usually at about the center court/center ice area of a venue.
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that attracts the attention of the audience; someone fans are willing to pay to see. Derived from the term "drawing money", meaning the wrestler makes money for the promotion.
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7409:(an in-betweener), also sometimes describes a heel who is usually cheered or a face who is usually jeered, especially when two faces or two heels face each other. (See also:
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turn if they start exhibiting heel behaviors and a heel indicates a face turn if they start exhibiting face behaviors or fall victim to the misdeeds of a more nefarious heel.
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A wrestling event featuring the middle and lower-level talent of a wrestling promotion. Sometimes includes well-known wrestlers making a return or finishing up their career.
7000:, who generally share common motives, allies and adversaries within a storyline (or through multiple storylines) and are often presented as having the same or very similar
5297:. "Two-and-a-half count" or other fractions used to denote even closer "counts", such as "two-and-three-quarters", are often used many times in matches to build excitement.
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in the next few days before the pay-per-view, in order to give the wrestlers a chance to literally go home and rest up so they may bring their A-game at the pay-per-view.
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significantly changes the plot of the match. The term "audible" is also used, referring to the finish being known to happen upon verbal instruction from outside the ring.
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To show no reaction to an opponent's offensive moves; a way to demonstrate endurance, appear invulnerable to pain, illustrate masochistic tendencies, or intentionally
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The amount of money drawn at a particular event. Also, a term denoting how many fans are in attendance for an event (e.g., "that looks like a packed house tonight").
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rather than by the traditional means of pinfall or submission, would retain their title despite losing the match; it can sometimes be revoked as part of a storyline.
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and the scripted nature of professional wrestling. The act of teaching someone inside knowledge of the wrestling business is referred to as "smartening up" someone.
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5919:. The act of performing a promo is referred to as "cutting", as in "cutting a promo". When the promo is aimed at a specific opponent (which can be an individual,
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level wrestlers, in order to sell more tickets and send the crowd home happy, without affecting TV storylines. Some promotions may tape the dark matches, such as
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4901:, the Mexican style of professional wrestling is characterized by high-flying aerial moves, colored masks, and the rapid series of holds, strikes, and maneuvers.
1870:. Agents often act as a liaison between wrestlers and higher-level management and sometimes may also help in training younger wrestlers. They are referred to by
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Fired or leaving a promotion. Inspired by WWE's announcement of a wrestler's release, typically wishing the subject "all the best in their future endeavors."
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A term for a wrestler whose purpose is to use their in-ring abilities to make their opponents look as good and strong as possible. This is different from an
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When a wrestler starts working for their own benefit rather than the mutual benefit of themselves and their opponents or partners, typically by refusing to
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To book an angle and/or match so as to explain in kayfabe a wrestler's upcoming (and usually inconvenient) absence, usually in the form of being "injured".
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An aspect of the business which is consciously presented in a way that will make it look as strong and credible as possible. Wrestlers can be protected by
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performers and help get them ready for the position. Other times, mechanics are the in-ring teachers helping younger wrestlers gain experience and ability.
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Derisive term given to a member of a tag team who, upon the breakup of the team, achieves markedly less success than their partner. Coined in reference to
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or series of high-impact moves, and usually kicked out of just before the referee counts to three. This builds crowd anticipation toward the actual finish.
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A strike to the head which makes real contact. A wrestler who endures one or more potatoes is likely to potato the perpetrator back, which is known as a
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era, it is used less and less, and usually with a certain air of levity. Sometimes, wrestlers can hail from other similarly abstract places, for example
6402:. Sometimes a face will do a run-in to protect another face from a heel who is cheating or overly punishing the weaker opponent, often beginning a feud.
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is an essential part of any wrestling show and is named as such as it is meant to "promote" an upcoming show or a future segment on the current show.
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to further interest. Cross-promotion dates back to the early days of wrestling as challenges between rival promoters in the same area often occurred.
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dojo; although they usually perform at NJPW shows, typically on the lower card, they are also assigned other tasks such as security around the ring.
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A weapon that is not allowed to be used in the match. Usually found under the ring or ringside, in a wrestler's tights, or handed to wrestlers by
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team for an extended period of the match. The tactic can be used to help get the crowd behind the face tag team and is usually followed up with a
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A wrestler, stagehand, or paid actor who poses as a fan, usually seated in the front row of an event. Plants are often victimized or attacked by
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An event featuring the lowest level of talent in a promotion, most notably rookies and entry-level talent. Often used as a derogatory adjective.
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A wrestler who is seen as on the highest level in a promotion and typically headlines shows. Often wrestling for the world title of a promotion.
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Refers to a wrestler who is in the early stages of their career and, as a result, may be prone to making mistakes because of their inexperience.
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When fans jeer at a wrestler because they dislike the wrestler personally as opposed to the character he or she plays in the ring. Named after
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persona based on the idea of a performer having real-world success and fame which transcends the wrestling business. Used by wrestlers such as
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with no storyline animosity against each other, both obeying the rules throughout. Such matches are characterized by an emphasis on displaying
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To instruct the other wrestler of what is going to happen in the match. Also refers to commentators detailing what is happening during a match.
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A wrestler intentionally cutting themselves (or, more rarely, allowing themselves to be cut by the opponent or referee) to provoke bleeding to
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To apply real pressure to a hold, either to make it appear more realistic to the audience, or to exact supremacy or revenge over an opponent.
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A particular combination of moves that a certain wrestler tends to use in every match, often in the same sequence, usually ending with their
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A sequence of traditional grappling moves usually employed near the start of a match. More common in Japan, the UK and Mexico than in the US.
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To make up moves and storytelling in a match on the fly, rather than rehearse them in advance. It is essentially the wrestling equivalent of
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A move a wrestler regularly performs, for which the wrestler is well known. Also, a term used for a special move done before their finisher.
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them in a way which emphasizes their strengths and hides their weaknesses as a performer, while a move can be protected by having opponents
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An insider newsletter (or website) in the professional wrestling business. Sometimes written in a negative tone or as a means to "get dirt".
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causing a wrestler to lose popularity, momentum and/or credibility, or damaging their gimmick through means such as forcing them to lose in
2208:. While the involved wrestlers often move onto new feuds, sometimes it is the final match in the promotion for one or more of the wrestlers.
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3607:, interfering wrestlers, or (less commonly) audience members. If a foreign object is used behind the referee's back, it usually leads to a
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A match segment, often near the end of tag team or multi-party matches, when competitors perform their signature moves in quick succession.
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A now-obsolete practice used in the territorial era in which television tapes were distributed to stations within a promoter's territory.
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A loud roar of approval that a wrestler receives from the fans when making their entrance to the ring, in reference to popular tag team
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A "rule" that allows a three-wrestler stable to challenge for and defend a tag-team championship with any two of its members. Named for
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leads fans to believe that something is going to happen (or someone could appear) at a show, before doing something entirely different.
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When a wrestler or personality deliberately goes off-script, either by making candid comments or remarks during an interview, breaking
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Another term for professional wrestler. Often used in the context of describing in-ring skill level (e.g., "He is a good/bad worker").
2830:). A dark match before the show is often used to test new talent or warm up the crowd. A dark match after the show typically features
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The act of one wrestler guiding a typically less experienced or skilled performer through a match. A "carry job" refers to a match or
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are wrestling in a different event, although a promotion will sometimes schedule an event with B-team wrestlers to test a new market.
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A moment in which a wrestler is being dominated and then manages to turn things around and fight back successfully. Usually done by
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A camera trick by which a wrestler is made to appear larger by placing the camera below the wrestler and shooting upward. Named for
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A match that ends in a draw without any clear resolution. This is often due to unforeseen circumstances such as an injury, a major
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2. Used by some industry insiders to describe a participant in the wrestling industry whom they think believes that any
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in which a particularly skilled performer is able to make an inferior wrestler look good or is perceived to be doing all the work.
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A decent, skilled, dependable performer, that gels with the wrestlers he or she works with and consistently puts on a good show.
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Using excessive force when executing a move, deliberately or accidentally, thus causing the opponent increased legitimate pain.
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being billed from "some place far away", or may have their location simply omitted from introductions, such as in the cases of
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match when both members of a tag team gang up on one of the opponents, or a move that involves two wrestlers working in unison.
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for a wrestler designated as the face of the promotion. Not necessarily the same as the top champion. Examples of aces include
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matches with company wrestlers to build the other's momentum. Often used so known wrestlers from the promotion do not have to
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7675:(TNA). Rather than emphasizing the fact that most wrestlers who perform this style are under 220 lb (100 kg) by calling it a
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presentation. It is often used to describe a genuine injury to a wrestler, as opposed to one scripted as part of a storyline.
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Empty seats that are not sold due to being right behind a permanent camera location which would result in an obstructed view.
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from competing organizations. The term gained notable attention during the self-declared "Bidding War of 2024" initiated by
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A person, usually female, who accompanies a performer to the ring. Usually serves to titillate or agitate the crowd, or to
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To start to bleed, usually from the head after being hit with something like a chair, and typically (but not always) after
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used in tag team and other multi-party matches in which all wrestlers are in the ring and the referee cannot restore order.
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to describe wrestlers who are good ring-workers, but believed to be too small and boring to ever succeed on a large stage.
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A portion of a match, usually the very start of the match, where two wrestlers join together in a collar-and-elbow tie up.
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Having inside knowledge of the wrestling business. Originally used to refer to those who were aware of the existence of
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The blade a wrestler uses to cut themselves. The act of cutting oneself with a gig is sometimes referred to as gigging.
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screwjob occurs when the finish is changed without informing the losing wrestler. One famous instance of this was the
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and generally go on last, while the preliminary matches between lesser-known opponents are said to be the "undercard".
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of the audience but because the audience are not entertained by the wrestler and do not want to watch them perform.
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one, to save the match up for a bigger show, or, more rarely, when the wrestlers refuse to work with each other).
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screwjob is part of the story and is used to generate heat or sympathy while allowing a popular babyface to lose
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who is used against a more valued opponent to "heat them up" perhaps after a recent loss or succession of losses.
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their opponent's offense, recovering more strength with every blow before finally striking back. Named after
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A series of matches in which the same wrestlers face each other, usually due to the two being scripted in a
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to earn sympathy and support from the audience. The expression "feeding a comeback" refers to behavior by
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appears to win a big match, but the decision is later reversed due to some sort of technicality, such as
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To use the legs to kick or power out of a pin by using the force made to lift the shoulders off the mat.
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The ending of a match. A fall is obtained by gaining a decision in any manner, normally consisting of a
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A group of several wrestlers who band together and protect each other during matches. Different from a
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A sudden change in the direction of a storyline to surprise the fans. Often, it involves one wrestler
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A wrestler (typically a
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match where the wrestler on the apron tags their partner unbeknownst to them or without their consent.
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outdated because such tactics are illegal if they can be proved. Typically, it is only still used by
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in which a wrestler or other performer is the recipient of a one-sided beating (sometimes with brief
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have little or no knowledge about the business, which to an insider can refer to all wrestling fans.
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A point in a match in which the heel stops the face's attack or comeback and goes on the offensive.
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which overshadows proceedings, or the referee being presented as having lost control of the match.
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Mexican professional wrestling. Translates to "free fight" and is sometimes shortened to simply
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who defeats "pure jobbers" as well as mid-card wrestlers in matches, but consistently loses to
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or storyline with the intention of providing gratification for the fans. Typically involves a
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due to a lack of fan interest or some other caveat (like injury), usually without explanation.
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mate, the second is typically listed on the card alongside the wrestler they are supporting.
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An unfair and controversial finish, often involving cheating or outside interference. A
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in which the house lights are suddenly turned down to allow for a surprise of some kind.
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lowering (relegation) of a wrestler's status in the eyes of the fans. The opposite of a
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that the referee does not see, but the crowd does. It is usually followed by a late
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platforms, or on a promotion's normal television outlet). It functions similarly to
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or otherwise, causes the receiver to be dropped on their head, often resulting in a
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in that a stable consists of wrestlers who share a common leader, for example as a
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having direct communication with producers backstage, it is now sometimes used in
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match. Squashes generally feature star wrestlers or wrestlers receiving a
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8757:"5 Underrated microphone workers of all-time in WWE history"
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the Mid-South region of Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas
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picked a 10-year-old boy named Nicholas (the son of referee
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or scripted and are therefore not part of the fictional and
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Kerrick, George E. "The jargon of professional wrestling".
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Professional wrestling; instead of "profession" or "sport".
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Comparison of professional wrestling and mixed martial arts
8896:"The Slow Death of the Great Professional Wrestling Promo"
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Ringside: A history of professional wrestling in America
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rising of a wrestler's status in the eyes of the fans.
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7335:(WWF), the TitanTron was introduced as part of WWF's
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higher risk of injury to either one of the wrestlers.
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where the wrestler giving the promo appears to break
5386:, often leading to last minute changes on the show's
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9229:. Season 1. Episode 28. 1 July 2011. 2 minutes in.
8523:"Wrestling Booker's Glossary of pro wrestling terms"
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no-sold their opponent's moves for various reasons.
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9397:Harley Race; Ricky Steamboat; Les Thatcher (2005).
9141:"The Shield vs. The Wyatt Family: Tale of the Tape"
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in order to mask a lack of basic wrestling ability.
4412:and/or on various video releases. Examples include
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2270:is a "booker". It is the wrestling equivalent of a
9498:Wrestling Booker's Glossary of pro wrestling terms
9453:Murray, Thomas E. "The language of bodybuilding".
9321:The Masked Man (David Shoemaker) (June 28, 2011).
9279:"10 Greatest Wrestling Technicians In WWE History"
6161:A scenario where the referee of the match takes a
3318:. Factions are also generally larger than stables.
3296:was typically in this position while teaming with
9089:The Hardy Boyz: Pro Wrestlers Matt and Jeff Hardy
8165:"Latest On MJF's Future: AEW Vs. WWE Bidding War"
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7036:, who directs the wrestlers and speaks for them.
4656:2. Blood, usually from the forehead.
3581:concurrent reign as both AEW World Champion and
3427:attempt which is kicked out of, usually after a
1890:or in individual matches. Differentiates from a
9379:Have a Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks
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6919:An extremely one-sided match. Sometimes called
6167:and is removed from the match due to being (in
6011:. The term can be transliterated as "pro-wres".
4791:storyline. The term originated from OSW Review.
4548:Internet wrestling community; the community of
4408:. Idol wrestlers often sing songs and model in
3824:, evokes a negative reaction not through their
3754:ed presentation, sometimes negatively (e.g., a
2723:to increase the dramatic impact of a comeback.
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9008:; J.R.'s Family Bar-B-Q® (December 24, 2013).
8998:
8802:
7397:A morally ambiguous wrestler who is neither a
7044:A microphone ("the stick"), used to deliver a
4813:An unsigned wrestler that is usually put into
4371:spot that involves the face suddenly start to
2740:A face covered in blood, comparable to a mask.
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9039:"AAA Triplemania 2017 today, complete lineup"
8712:"10 Biggest "Jannettys" In Wrestling History"
8658:"Grantland Dictionary: Pro Wrestling Edition"
7998:"Grantland Dictionary: Pro Wrestling Edition"
6766:A storyline that develops over a long period.
5194:, which is a main selling point for an event.
5172:A move or series of moves which are mistimed.
4481:to reference a match between talent from the
3983:accidentally hit a blood vessel when blading.
3531:, and later used by fans to describe that of
2174:An attractive male wrestler, used to attract
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1354:Matches rated 5 or more stars by Dave Meltzer
8963:"Booker T: Wrestling's consummate performer"
8652:
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6965:can vary in size, from three-man units like
6270:A practical joke played by or on a wrestler.
5788:A cheer or positive reaction from the crowd.
5615:The act of a promotion bringing in a former
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4562:) who discuss professional wrestling online.
1720:A wrestling event where a company's biggest
9448:Professional wrestling: sport and spectacle
9375:
9202:. Duke University Press. pp. 211–212.
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8483:"Update on future direction of AEW Rampage"
6994:A team of three or more wrestlers, usually
5935:), it is said to be cut "on" the target. A
5717:after being picked out of the crowd, or at
4702:This term describes the style of wrestling
4608:Job (professional wrestling) § Jobbers
4272:strikes is sometimes known as a "hossfest".
3115:2. An individual who acts in a "
2906:Where a wrestler competes twice in one day.
2821:A non-televised match at a televised show (
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4432:A match that takes place, specifically on
3889:or by saying something not agreed to in a
3685:Exhausted or out of breath during a match.
2982:, the two switched roles to end the match.
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8730:"Pro Wrestling Primer: Glossary of terms"
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1321:Vince McMahon sex trafficking scandal
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8780:Mancuso, Ryan (September 11, 2006).
8441:Whatever Happened to Gorgeous George
8412:"WWE Champion The Rock def. CM Punk"
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8282:Segarra, Jason (25 September 2017).
8227:. As hosted at Wrestling Perspective
7996:Shoemaker, David (August 13, 2014).
7952:
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6334:Helping a less popular wrestler get
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8629:. December 20, 2018. Archived from
8548:Justin Barrasso (August 13, 2021).
8186:"Bill Watts shoot interview page 2"
6583:(with title belt) accompanied by a
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6144:going into business for him/herself
6009:all Japanese professional wrestling
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3401:, before losing momentum back to a
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2703:The amount of bloodshed in a match.
2216:To become exhausted during a match.
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1163:Wrestling personalities in politics
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9087:Kaelberer, Angie Peterson (2003).
9072:. 31 December 2014. Archived from
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8965:. SLAM! Wrestling. Archived from
8803:Cory Kilgannon (March 15, 2012).
8710:Seagull, Justin (July 16, 2017).
8621:"5 Wrestling moves banned by WWE"
8410:Clapp, John (February 17, 2013).
8074:Caldwell, James (April 1, 2015).
7940:from the original on June 6, 2011
7934:"Torch Glossary of Insider Terms"
7728:
7591:on the June 27, 2011, episode of
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2386:, it is the act of a promoter or
2281:
1269:Animals in professional wrestling
66:History of professional wrestling
9301:"The Luchagors Drop a Powerbomb"
9299:Jeff Clark (September 7, 2007).
8111:(in Japanese). December 19, 2011
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6007:. Also broadly used to refer to
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2120:Blading (professional wrestling)
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9277:Beaston, Erik (17 April 2016).
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9165:O'Brien, Alan (June 14, 2016).
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98:1994 NWA World Title Tournament
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9679:World heavyweight championship
9091:. Capstone Press. p. 44.
8755:Fisher, Jon (9 October 2015).
8178:
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7673:Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
7621:A term used often to describe
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6685:Shoot (professional wrestling)
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6396:. This is usually done with a
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5486:are notable for over-selling.
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5102:A wrestler whose job it is to
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3395:A brief offensive flurry by a
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3193:Extreme Championship Wrestling
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2298:Botch (professional wrestling)
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2158:1. A tag made in a
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241:Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
171:Extreme Championship Wrestling
166:Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
161:American Wrestling Association
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9504: (archived June 13, 2008)
8961:John Powell (June 18, 2000).
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4127:Heel (professional wrestling)
4092:Heat (professional wrestling)
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3444:Feud (professional wrestling)
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2946:The occurrence when both the
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1326:WWE–Saudi Arabia relationship
1250:Wrestling Observer Newsletter
78:Early wrestling championships
10108:Professional wrestling slang
9112:Khan, Steve (22 June 2016).
9010:"#RAW Christmas Feedback..."
8683:Rueter, Sean (26 May 2018).
8387:. JR's BarBQ. Archived from
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7343:World Championship Wrestling
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3939:World Championship Wrestling
3925:To win in a wrestling match.
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181:Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling
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9684:World tag team championship
8481:Nason, Josh (May 5, 2023).
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621:Paul "Triple H" Levesque
10034:Skiing and snowboarding
10029:Skiing and snowboarding
9674:Undisputed championship
9426:Laurer, Joanie (2001).
8571:Solomon, Brian (2015).
8215:Riley, Judge William F.
7760:New Japan Pro-Wrestling
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2966:Stone Cold Steve Austin
2958:switch roles during an
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2150:the opponent's offense.
1812:All Japan Pro Wrestling
1804:New Japan Pro Wrestling
1294:Murder of Bruiser Brody
611:Stone Cold Steve Austin
211:New Japan Pro-Wrestling
186:Jim Crockett Promotions
146:All Japan Pro Wrestling
10004:Professional wrestling
9539:Professional wrestling
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6860:, and take-home spot.
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4406:Japanese idol industry
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4112:A wrestler; usually a
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3631:The Fabulous Freebirds
3563:AEW World Championship
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9493:Total Wrestling Terms
9043:Pro Wrestling Insider
7936:. PWTorch.com. 2000.
7357:transitional champion
7304:
7290:Stamford, Connecticut
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4446:independent promotion
4357:An untelevised event.
4171:
4145:to be booed by fans.
3714:
3583:Impact World Champion
3294:Rock 'n' Roll Express
3197:Combat Zone Wrestling
3117:special guest referee
3078:
2920:The Fabulous Rougeaus
2918:
2309:The second rope of a
2202:The final match in a
2052:
1284:Mass Transit incident
1201:Dark Side of the Ring
226:Soft Ground Wrestling
10113:Glossaries of sports
9809:Association football
9776:Glossaries of sports
9467:The Stone Cold Truth
9376:Foley, Mick (2000).
9335:on January 21, 2013.
9226:Legends of Wrestling
9019:on December 26, 2013
8552:. Sports Illustrated
8510:The Stone Cold Truth
8469:The Stone Cold Truth
8217:(October 15, 1956).
7738:
7654:
7645:write off television
7528:
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7227:
7082:A championship belt.
6987:of the group, while
6826:Sports entertainment
6819:sports entertainment
6487:Funking Conservatory
6428:
6179:by a third party or
6057:
5959:strongly and rarely
5607:part of the country.
5602:phantom title change
5530:The Ultimate Warrior
5505:
5410:
5280:
5076:The Steiner Brothers
4923:
4728:
4669:
4566:
4552:users (some of them
4396:A Japanese term for
4385:
3987:
3909:A championship belt.
3727:as Irwin R. Schyster
3651:
3593:of an annual series.
3288:. During the 1980s,
3261:playing Ricky Morton
3203:
3062:
2860:deathmatch wrestling
2810:
2671:The Ultimate Warrior
2647:Matches pitting two
2570:champion's advantage
2448:
1969:
1709:
1546:adding missing items
1215:Live Audio Wrestling
1058:Sports entertainment
294:George Hackenschmidt
201:Maple Leaf Wrestling
123:Wednesday Night Wars
9303:. Stomp and Stammer
8994:. pp. 192–193.
8969:on January 26, 2016
8943:technical wrestling
8761:www.sportskeeda.com
8609:. October 17, 2019.
8351:The Times of Israel
8190:KayfabeMemories.com
8102:全日諏訪魔VS大日関本シングル対決実現
8080:Pro Wrestling Torch
7701:a storyline injury.
7260:technical wrestling
7178:'s Burning Hammer.
6977:(right) played the
6911:The wrestling ring.
6720:strikes, realistic
6509:scientific wrestler
6116:matches and longer
6098:, which emphasizes
5984:technical wrestling
5092:The Hart Foundation
4783:storyline, and the
4744:1. Refers to
4453:Independent circuit
4183:shooting star press
4015:technical wrestling
3947:All Elite Wrestling
3787:jobber to the stars
3762:, referred to as a
3153:Pimpinela Escarlata
3054:(NWA) and later in
2934:A tactic used in a
2850:AEW Dark: Elevation
2838:All Elite Wrestling
2656:technical wrestling
2486:call it in the ring
2410:of said wrestler's
2254:Booker T (wrestler)
1299:Murder of Rikidōzan
373:The Fabulous Moolah
141:All Elite Wrestling
9253:offthetracks.co.nz
9231:Classics on Demand
9119:Wrestling Observer
9065:X-Pac on: Yokozuna
8922:Sports Illustrated
8810:The New York Times
8633:on January 2, 2019
8129:Nicholas Sammond,
7317:
7117:, and "Dr. Death"
7105:, in the infamous
6993:
6730:sports-like feel.
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6092:Memphis, Tennessee
5912:
5905:(right) cutting a
5731:Cesaro and Sheamus
5544:
5223:
5221:late in his career
5058:, who teamed with
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4973:
4617:enhancement talent
4535:invasion storyline
4190:
4009:Hardcore wrestling
4002:hardcore wrestling
3979:PPV in 2004, when
3760:WWE Hell in a Cell
3729:
3587:joint pay-per-view
3513:five moves of doom
3182:Hardcore wrestling
3169:Yosuke Santa Maria
3123:enhancement talent
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2873:hardcore wrestling
2867:Hardcore wrestling
2528:enhancement talent
2353:or other mistake).
2067:
1828:Pro Wrestling Noah
1384:Wrestling families
1344:Attendance records
1279:Death of Owen Hart
852:Catch-as-catch-can
334:Salvador Lutteroth
288:Early 20th Century
251:Women of Wrestling
231:Stampede Wrestling
216:Pro Wrestling Noah
156:All Star Wrestling
135:Notable promotions
10095:
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9856:Canadian football
9799:American football
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9457:(1984): 195–206.
9429:If They Only Knew
9419:(1980): 142–145.
9382:. HarperCollins.
9372:(Greenwood, 2006)
9013:J.R.'s Place blog
8992:If They Only Knew
8734:The Evil Eye Blog
8685:"Are you a Mark?"
8664:. August 13, 2014
8588:978-1-61713-627-6
7313:Money in the Bank
7174:'s Punt Kick and
6971:The Heenan Family
6774:Short for "smart
6573:to ring the bell.
6547:Montreal Screwjob
6316:the Road Warriors
6090:(primary city is
5619:wrestler when in
5068:WWE Hall of Famer
4724:during the 1990s.
4442:before the event.
3812:When a wrestler,
3764:gimmick event/PPV
3658:garbage wrestling
3643:future endeavored
3555:Hiroshi Tanahashi
3458:fighting champion
3175:extreme wrestling
3082:(second left) as
2659:skill instead of
2511:the card" or the
2139:running the razor
1695:Further reading
1517:
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1289:Montreal Screwjob
1148:Ribera Steakhouse
986:Glossary of terms
974:World Heavyweight
947:Wrestling singlet
835:British wrestling
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7752:
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7730:go away heat
7726:
7711:Sean Waltman
7695:fashion, to
7644:
7641:
7592:
7583:
7573:worked shoot
7455:championship
7336:
7329:Titan Sports
7315:in July 2011
7280:Titan Towers
7140:strong style
7107:Hart Dungeon
6989:Bobby Heenan
6978:
6975:Dean Ambrose
6861:
6807:
6697:legitimately
6652:
6549:at the 1997
6514:
6491:Larry Sharpe
6483:Dory Funk Jr
6442:
6439:
6413:
6410:
6350:
6274:ring general
6252:Daniel Bryan
6202:
6199:
6124:Jim Crockett
6079:
6075:
6071:
6068:
6032:
5991:
5936:
5865:social media
5849:kickoff show
5848:
5845:
5822:
5819:
5766:
5763:
5759:police woman
5747:
5667:worked shoot
5621:Philadelphia
5487:
5444:over-booking
5396:nuclear heat
5358:
5274:Hiroshi Hase
5166:
5162:
5159:
5148:main eventer
5125:
5122:
5088:Jim Neidhart
5072:Rick Steiner
5048:
5047:Also simply
5045:
4970:Brock Lesnar
4942:main eventer
4935:
4916:
4912:
4905:
4898:
4885:
4844:
4841:
4789:Mickie James
4739:
4718:strikes and
4709:strong style
4657:
4645:
4633:
4626:
4616:
4613:
4560:social media
4521:interference
4459:
4456:
4418:Cutie Suzuki
4414:Takako Inoue
4399:
4351:
4348:
4288:pay-per-view
4173:Brock Lesnar
4133:
4130:
4076:
4071:, including
4053:
3977:Judgment Day
3951:Dusty Rhodes
3895:. A type of
3871:fallout show
3867:
3858:pay-per-view
3852:go-home show
3831:
3808:go away heat
3786:
3783:
3763:
3755:
3740:
3737:
3716:Mike Rotunda
3694:
3637:full package
3546:
3543:
3525:Dave Meltzer
3481:Dusty finish
3475:clean finish
3471:
3417:false finish
3389:
3386:
3374:go-home show
3370:
3367:pay-per-view
3361:fallout show
3349:
3316:spokesperson
3290:Ricky Morton
3260:
3257:
3231:
3227:
3223:
3220:
3155:, America's
3139:
3127:
3101:
3097:
3095:
3094:
3042:Dusty Rhodes
3027:interference
3008:Dusty finish
2931:(March 1989)
2822:
2796:getting the
2795:
2792:
2777:
2751:
2748:
2736:crimson mask
2724:
2637:clean finish
2625:
2601:
2577:
2574:
2498:camera kills
2460:
2368:
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1981:
1951:
1857:
1853:
1849:
1846:
1832:Mayu Iwatani
1793:
1750:
1727:
1690:References
1685:
1542:dynamic list
1518:
1474:Stage combat
1412:Martial arts
1402:Combat sport
1313:
1309:Speaking Out
1248:
1243:Súper Luchas
1241:
1234:
1227:
1220:
1213:
1206:
1199:
1192:
1185:
1136:William Etty
985:
969:Championship
911:
899:
890:
878:
840:All-in style
807:Saudi Arabia
704:Roman Reigns
686:
684:
660:Brock Lesnar
655:Rey Mysterio
645:Jeff Jarrett
627:
625:
581:Jim Cornette
566:Antonio Peña
513:
511:
497:Randy Savage
482:Dynamite Kid
457:Dusty Rhodes
452:Carlos Colón
442:Mil Máscaras
427:Gordon Solie
409:
407:
363:Sam Muchnick
345:
343:
309:Billy Sandow
287:
118:The Invasion
108:Attitude Era
10019:Rugby union
9841:Board games
9223:"The nWo".
9048:18 December
8816:January 14,
8788:October 24,
8740:December 7,
8691:. Vox Media
8668:October 24,
8607:Wrestlezone
7725:character.
7508:visual fall
7184:Kota Ibushi
7180:Kenny Omega
7172:Randy Orton
7111:Danny Hodge
7062:Sting money
7020:Bullet Club
6983:leader and
6941:or moveset
6865:missed spot
6782:dirt sheets
6736:Akira Maeda
6704:shoot style
6571:Earl Hebner
6345:rulebreaker
6341:mid-carder.
5776:dirt sheets
5733:to win the
5484:Evan Golden
5476:Curt Hennig
5459:missed spot
5272:match with
5184:money match
5167:mis-selling
5155:missed spot
5084:Harlem Heat
5064:The Rockers
5031:The Rockers
4962:(right) as
4960:Paul Heyman
4913:lucha libre
4894:Lucha libre
4886:lucha libre
4698:king's road
4410:photo-books
4338:house show
4314:match, the
3994:hard camera
3863:house shows
3848:backstage).
2942:double turn
2925:double team
2910:double team
2902:double shot
2894:double down
2305:Bret's rope
2220:bonzo gonzo
2190:missed spot
2092:bidding war
1417:Mock combat
1194:Box y Lucha
1187:Botchamania
1158:Video games
1141:George Luks
1101:Comic books
1038:Match types
959:Backyarding
907:Shoot style
880:Lucha libre
874:Intergender
797:Puerto Rico
792:New Zealand
729:Cody Rhodes
714:Kenny Omega
665:Randy Orton
606:Vince Russo
576:Paul Heyman
507:Akira Maeda
422:Harley Race
383:Verne Gagne
324:Jack Pfefer
314:Toots Mondt
304:Frank Gotch
10102:Categories
10069:Water polo
10064:Volleyball
9994:Pickleball
9989:Motorsport
9974:Ice hockey
9969:Gymnastics
9925:Equestrian
9893:Cue sports
9836:Basketball
9664:Grand Slam
9586:House show
9571:Dirt sheet
9307:2007-10-02
9263:2018-04-02
9178:August 17,
8973:2008-06-17
8928:August 21,
8766:2022-04-29
8637:January 9,
8626:Fox Sports
8494:January 3,
8357:2023-12-02
8330:2019-03-18
8251:Uproxx.com
8195:August 20,
8171:2023-12-16
8150:2023-12-16
7767:References
7753:young lion
7705:X-Pac heat
7667:X Division
7661:X division
7487:Kevin Nash
7429:See also:
7268:technician
7086:stretching
6985:mouthpiece
6967:The Shield
6921:Tomato-can
6893:spotmonkey
6727:legitimate
6322:rope break
5969:pull apart
5627:Pillmanize
5611:Philly pop
5472:SummerSlam
5464:Hulk Hogan
5309:no contest
5266:Great Muta
5260:Muta scale
5240:mouthpiece
5176:money mark
5163:blown spot
5142:low-carder
5135:mid-carder
5111:main event
5080:Stevie Ray
4989:mouthpiece
4930:main event
4854:low-carder
4795:lights out
4777:Dawn Marie
4721:head drops
4469:interbrand
4379:Hulk Hogan
4365:A type of
4361:Hulking up
4352:live event
4345:House show
4219:Hulk Hogan
4205:A popular
3835:X-Pac heat
3801:main event
3619:Ted Turner
3507:submission
3334:submission
3180:See also:
2887:Dirt sheet
2880:dirt sheet
2865:See also:
2833:main event
2826:house show
2817:dark match
2728:Hulking up
2667:Hulk Hogan
2629:cheap heat
2595:cheap heat
2514:main event
2319:Jay Hunter
2182:blown spot
2178:to events.
2054:The Shield
1950:, such as
1948:Bill Apter
1907:Andre shot
1850:road agent
1540:This is a
1462:Luta Livre
1457:Lancashire
1452:Submission
1422:Pankration
1364:Promotions
1229:Power Slam
1222:OSW Review
1122:Paintings
1033:House show
981:Dirt sheet
862:X Division
640:Kurt Angle
601:Scott Hall
596:Kevin Nash
521:Ted Turner
492:Hulk Hogan
437:Giant Baba
417:Terry Funk
388:Karl Gotch
378:Blue Demon
329:Jim Londos
88:1980s boom
10074:Wing Chun
9920:Disc golf
9814:Athletics
9730:Ring girl
9621:Ring name
9606:Promotion
9328:Grantland
9006:Ross, Jim
8533:April 11,
8381:Ross, Jim
8003:Grantland
7745:young boy
7637:write off
7474:interfere
7325:JumboTron
7308:TitanTron
7296:TitanTron
7274:Bret Hart
7250:teases a
7190:Superstar
7094:. In the
6900:highspots
6857:hope spot
6829:The term
6762:slow burn
6662:over-sell
6593:) and an
6563:Bret Hart
6501:, or the
6399:beat down
6302:ring rust
6262:together.
6247:rest hold
6232:rest hold
6218:repackage
6107:stiffness
6072:wrasslin'
5943:protected
5873:undercard
5833:powdering
5754:policeman
5727:John Cone
5709:debut of
5660:pipe bomb
5562:Danhausen
5452:over-sell
5368:over-sell
5301:night off
5287:near-fall
4906:lucharesu
4746:real-life
4658:See also
4487:SmackDown
4280:A rushed
4256:Lou Thesz
4195:Hollywood
4136:(Mexico).
4036:head drop
3913:good hand
3591:the first
3571:Tony Khan
3533:John Cena
3529:Bret Hart
3390:hope spot
3353:near-fall
3350:See also
3234:(Mexico).
3188:highspots
3163:, Wales'
3030:by other
2979:beat down
2970:Bret Hart
2725:See also
2613:cheap pop
2605:cheap pop
2521:carpenter
2434:bust open
2315:Bret Hart
2154:blind tag
2084:bicycling
2059:beat down
2044:beat down
1938:Apter mag
1926:retconned
1726:wrestle.
1528:carnivals
1369:Rivalries
1118:Magazines
1053:Ring name
747:Australia
741:By region
724:Nick Khan
719:Tony Khan
670:John Cena
586:Bret Hart
472:Big Daddy
462:Ric Flair
393:Rikidōzan
339:Lou Thesz
10087:Category
9878:Climbing
9824:Baseball
9735:Tag team
9459:in JSTOR
9323:"Punk'd"
9150:June 29,
8852:April 9,
8426:July 30,
8420:Archived
8395:July 30,
8115:June 11,
8085:June 11,
7944:July 10,
7938:Archived
7727:Compare
7684:X signal
7609:workrate
7584:pipebomb
7563:finisher
7521:kick-out
7493:vignette
7424:Unified
7411:antihero
7115:Bob Roop
7103:Stu Hart
7003:gimmicks
6980:de facto
6873:spotfest
6862:Compare
6845:highspot
6834:theater.
6808:Compare
6653:Compare
6627:enforcer
6596:enforcer
6557:won the
6523:screwjob
6290:ring rat
6157:ref bump
6064:rasslin'
6043:put over
6033:Compare
6000:Puroresu
5992:puroresu
5962:kick out
5921:tag team
5875:matches.
5841:pre-show
5797:tension.
5741:poaching
5566:Big Show
5554:Stardust
5488:Compare
5359:Compare
5118:mic work
5098:mechanic
5062:to form
5049:Jannetty
4917:puroresu
4837:lock up
4690:kick-out
4646:Same as
4550:Internet
4368:comeback
4312:tag team
4223:The Rock
4178:highspot
4163:highspot
4068:finisher
4055:puroresu
3832:Compare
3772:finisher
3604:managers
3561:for the
3520:finisher
3495:finisher
3487:screwjob
3430:finisher
3410:comeback
3338:countout
3268:tag team
3228:blue-eye
3224:babyface
3085:enforcer
3069:enforcer
2952:and the
2936:tag team
2929:maneuver
2846:AEW Dark
2823:compare
2707:comeback
2677:in 1990.
2626:Compare
2602:Compare
2585:countout
2461:Compare
2426:business
2413:finisher
2407:kick out
2325:broadway
2272:director
2198:blow off
2176:groupies
2160:tag team
2113:blading
2028:babyface
2017:Compare
1982:Compare
1888:tag team
1882:alliance
1854:producer
1816:Hayabusa
1795:puroresu
1751:Compare
1728:Compare
1559:Contents
1467:Pehlwani
1379:TV shows
1063:Tag team
933:Concepts
901:Puroresu
869:Hardcore
616:The Rock
541:Jim Ross
398:Stu Hart
358:El Santo
319:Ed Lewis
35:a series
33:Part of
10044:Surfing
9984:Kho kho
9979:Kabaddi
9942:Fencing
9903:Cycling
9898:Curling
9888:Cricket
9846:Bowling
9804:Archery
9720:Manager
9596:Kayfabe
9581:Gimmick
9556:Blading
9549:General
9500:at the
9125:18 July
9070:YouTube
8879:9 April
8837:YouTube
8695:25 July
8133:(2004).
8061:3050508
7692:kayfabe
7580:CM Punk
7541:Kayfabe
7515:pinfall
7449:vacant
7393:tweener
7365:burying
7349:trainer
7208:turning
7097:kayfabe
7030:manager
7025:faction
6962:Stables
6938:gimmick
6932:jobbers
6795:kayfabe
6746:in the
6738:in the
6691:kayfabe
6670:shitcan
6656:no-sell
6615:manager
6553:, when
6435:sandbag
6392:with a
6378:during
6296:groupie
6225:gimmick
6170:kayfabe
6130:receipt
6101:kayfabe
6050:selling
5950:booking
5932:faction
5879:program
5823:sandbag
5808:receipt
5748:raiding
5683:CM Punk
5678:kayfabe
5640:pinfall
5549:kayfabe
5540:Indiana
5497:no-sell
5424:gimmick
5376:no-show
5348:kayfabe
5329:no-sell
5294:pinfall
5247:manager
5213:monster
5198:monster
5015:married
4965:manager
4950:manager
4845:link up
4773:lesbian
4757:kayfabe
4683:Kayfabe
4676:kayfabe
4661:blading
4497:brands.
4477:during
4374:no-sell
4306:hot tag
4276:hotshot
4245:kayfabe
4231:The Miz
4227:Batista
4022:hardway
3972:blading
3921:go over
3843:go home
3827:working
3741:persona
3724:gimmick
3718:used a
3706:gimmick
3698:blading
3610:pinfall
3502:pinfall
3424:pinfall
3344:. In a
3329:pinfall
3304:faction
3292:of the
3285:hot tag
3232:técnico
3157:Goldust
3148:Exótico
3140:exótico
2993:program
2968:versus
2842:YouTube
2662:working
2541:program
2441:blading
2419:gimmick
2246:booking
2212:blow up
2170:blowjob
2166:corner.
2131:gigging
2127:juicing
1960:audible
1944:kayfabe
1899:faction
1867:bookers
1781:gimmick
1479:Theatre
1437:Amateur
1374:Rosters
1085:Culture
996:Gimmick
991:Kayfabe
964:Blading
938:Attire
921:Women's
752:Bolivia
694:CM Punk
680:Místico
71:By year
60:History
10054:Tennis
10009:Rowing
9693:People
9474:
9436:
9405:
9386:
9206:
9095:
8873:Forbes
8736:. 2009
8585:
8512:(p.83)
8471:(p.90)
8059:
7680:moves.
7601:worker
7389:turn'.
7220:booker
7201:swerve
7147:worked
7125:strike
6951:stable
6915:squash
6648:worked
6633:stable
6608:second
6591:AJ Lee
6565:after
6530:worked
6497:, the
6477:school
6375:run-in
6359:run-in
6188:second
6176:run-in
6113:squash
6036:burial
6028:worked
5926:stable
5801:potato
5576:payoff
5482:, and
5440:over".
5383:booked
5342:worked
5253:promos
5086:, and
5007:worked
4816:squash
4751:booked
4601:jobber
4555:smarks
4528:second
4420:, and
4293:angles
4237:hooker
4229:, and
4142:booked
4114:jobber
4108:heater
4029:potato
3965:gusher
3795:jobber
3681:gassed
3484:, and
3466:finish
3454:match.
3450:staged
3311:stable
3240:booked
3131:jobber
3109:second
3098:lackey
3058:(WCW).
3047:booked
3044:, who
3015:finish
2788:cutoff
2766:angles
2470:B-show
2464:A-show
2455:C-show
2395:squash
2389:booker
2377:worked
2369:buried
2357:burial
2267:angles
2242:booker
2227:ending
2137:, and
2020:A-team
2012:A-team
2006:B-show
1999:B-team
1991:C-show
1985:A-show
1976:B-show
1896:and a
1893:stable
1830:, and
1754:B-team
1745:A-team
1737:C-show
1731:B-show
1716:A-show
1533:worked
1524:jargon
886:Midget
829:Styles
802:Russia
787:Mexico
777:Israel
767:France
757:Canada
271:Others
9999:Poker
9915:Darts
9908:parts
9861:Chess
9851:Bowls
9626:Shoot
9561:Botch
9542:terms
9421:JSTOR
8947:'
8935:'
8057:JSTOR
7751:Also
7643:Also
7588:promo
7557:angle
7548:shoot
7461:valet
7234:tease
7214:feuds
7153:stiff
7078:strap
7068:Sting
7054:stiff
7047:promo
7040:stick
7034:valet
7016:Chaos
6997:heels
6880:spots
6811:stiff
6788:smart
6770:smark
6717:stiff
6694:, or
6678:shoot
6621:valet
6586:valet
6561:from
6542:shoot
6470:angle
6456:botch
6450:throw
6441:Also
6422:botch
6412:Also
6386:heels
6259:spots
6201:Also
6185:by a
6150:promo
6147:in a
6137:stiff
6119:feuds
6070:Also
5937:promo
5929:, or
5908:promo
5893:promo
5847:Also
5821:Also
5765:Also
5721:when
5689:plant
5672:promo
5583:angle
5546:post-
5512:paper
5436:heels
5430:Faces
5354:shoot
5322:angle
5161:Also
5124:Also
5033:with
4899:lucha
4843:Also
4735:legit
4715:stiff
4640:juice
4627:joshi
4615:Also
4540:over.
4493:, or
4458:Also
4400:joshi
4350:Also
4330:house
4323:heels
4310:In a
4299:turns
4269:stiff
4251:shoot
4148:Faces
4132:Also
4049:legit
4043:botch
3957:green
3898:shoot
3892:promo
3785:Also
3739:Also
3545:Also
3388:Also
3340:, or
3266:In a
3259:Also
3246:Heels
3222:Also
3102:heavy
3096:Also
3033:heels
2961:angle
2794:Also
2750:Also
2720:heels
2714:faces
2699:color
2650:faces
2621:heels
2576:Also
2555:angle
2548:carry
2363:Also
2350:botch
2331:Also
2291:botch
2240:Also
2125:Also
2071:angle
1919:angle
1858:coach
1848:Also
1842:agent
1778:, or
1775:angle
1762:abort
1723:draws
1548:with
1447:Shoot
1442:Catch
1359:Moves
1338:Lists
1168:Zubaz
1106:Films
1043:Music
1011:Shoot
942:Masks
913:U-Kei
782:Japan
772:India
762:China
628:2000s
526:Sting
514:1990s
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