how do they do the blood in wwe?

Answer 1

That's a secret no fan should know about. It's not fake blood I assure you. Take Mercury's sick spot at Armaggedon. Nothing fake about that. Wrestlers do cut their lips and have accidents. Carlito accidently ran into the camera man and cut himself last Monday. Let's just say sometimes wrestlers barely scrap themselves across the forehead and once the match gets going, they can make themselves bleed easily.

Answer 2

In professional wrestling, blading, is the practice of cutting oneself to provoke bleeding ("juicing"). Similarly, a blade is an object used for blading, and a bladejob is a specific act of blading. The blood in pro wrestling is generally not, as often suspected, theatrical makeup, but actual blood, and the scars borne by longtime pro wrestlers are real ones. The act is usually done a good length into the match as the blood will mix with the flowing sweat to make the wound look like much more blood is flowing from it than there actually is.

In modern North American pro wrestling, blading is almost exclusively performed by and on male performers; blading of women is extremely rare due to the risk of adverse publicity and the increasing use of female performers as "eye candy."

Typically, a wrestler will blade his forehead, often with a razor or other blade hidden in the tape covering his fingers or part of his hand(s). However, the wrestler always runs the risk of cutting too deeply and slicing an artery in the forehead. This has happened several times.

Sometimes the blood in prowrestling is real. The most recent case I know of in WWE is at the Great American Bash when Mr. Kennedy recieved 20 stitches after a match with Batista. This was not the result of blading.

Answer 3

2 ways, one is called "blading" in which the wrestlers nick themselves, most of the time on their foreheads with a small blade usually hidden in their tights, or wristbands. The reason for this is that a small nick on the forehead will bleed profusely for a short period of time depending on how deep the cut is. The second way is called being busted open "hardway" meaning that the wrestlers are cut legitimately without the use of a blade, usually by a steel chair shot to the head. All in all, it is real blood 99.9% of the time.

Answer 4

the blood in wwe is real, but they dont get that blood from chair shots or sledgehammers or other stuff. they bleed because the wrestlers cut themselves on the forehead with litle razors they keep in wristbands and other places. accidents do happen (e.g Joey Mercury) where the wrestler is not supposed to get busted open but they accidently do. hope that answers your question

Answer 5

The wrestling may be fake but the blood is real. Many wrestlers have nearly died from the loss of blood.

Answer 6

Do the blood what do you mean its real blood lol

Answer 7

i seen this at royal rumble 2004 at ringside when HBK busted open he covered his face in pain then when he was flat out i seen this little tiny tube of fake blood coming out near his hand

Answer 8

"Juicing". You use a hidden razor blade, and cut your forehead when they cut the camera angle.

Answer 9

"Juicing". You use a hidden razor blade, and cut your forehead when they cut the camera angle.

Answer 10

it is not fake blood