Do WWE wrestlers know whos going to win?
The announcers know who will get “over,” i.e. win, but they don’t know how. This allows them to actually announce the action in the match legitimately.
How do WWE superstars know when to end the match?
Not only does the referee relay messages from one wrestler to another, but the referee will tell the wrestlers involved when and sometimes how to finish a match. If you notice in a match, the referee has an earpiece in his/her ear.
What do WWE wrestlers do before a match?
All wrestlers go through wrestling school before stepping into the ring for a match. In wrestling school, you’ll learn how to perform as many moves as possible and how to take them as well so when you do have to perform for a match, you can work the more commonly known moves with anybody else.
How do WWE wrestlers know who to beat?
In some cases, the two wrestlers will know who’s supposed to win, how long the match is supposed to take, and then plan out with their opponent the sequence of three or four moves that will make the finishing montage, ending with the pin (1-2-3), the count-out, the disqualification, or general mayhem. What IS heavily scripted is the storyline.
Do WWE wrestlers plan out their matches in advance?
Only occasionally, or apparently all the time if you’re the late “Macho Man” Randy Savage, will an entire match be planned out in advance. Wins and losses typically occur to advance storylines. Sometimes a wrestler will go on an extended losing streak as a form of punishment.
How are spots determined in a WWE match?
Sometimes “spots,” impactful moments, are determined ahead of time, especially if one of the wrestlers has a particular story to tell. Only occasionally, or apparently all the time if you’re the late “Macho Man” Randy Savage, will an entire match be planned out in advance. Wins and losses typically occur to advance storylines.
How are winners and losers determined in WWE?
Like any scripted show, the winner or loser is determined by a lot of factors. To name a few are: Status of the kayfabe (story line) To push a particular superstar to stardom Health conditions Merchandising / Popularity / Fan reactions Involving a superstar to other WWE initiatives like reality shows or movies.