IS WRESTLING BLOOD REAL OR NOT? I KNOW THE MATCHES ARE SCRIPTED BUT APPERENTLY THE bLOOD IS REAL?!?

Question

On Hogan knows best he said the blood was real but he might have just been promoting the company and alot of people say they use razor blade but how can they use razor blades when they have there hands fully down sometimes?

Answer 1

I heard some of it is and some of it is fake

Answer 2

Blood packet = mouth (sometimes)

Razor Blade = forehead

Hot sauce = ***

ketchup = vampire

Answer 3

Dont listen to these people. The blood IS real. Wrestlers have little blades inside there tape in there fingers. They land on there stomach when they get hit with a chair so they cant cut themsleves without fans seeing it. You can research this on wikipedia.org and you will get info like i got you.

Answer 4

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; in one recent instance, Eddie Guerrero did this during the 2004 Judgment Day PPV, resulting in blood loss severe enough to affect him for the next two weeks of shows.

Perhaps the most famous such incident was a bladejob performed by Japanese wrestler The Great Muta in a 1992 match with Hiroshi Hase; the amount of blood Muta lost was so great that many smarks to this day judge bladejobs on the Muta Scale.

Another such incident was during an ECW house show when a young wrestler known as Mass Transit forged documents and lied to ECW General Manager Paul Heyman about his age and amount of training. He then asked his opponent, New Jack to blade him. According to New Jack himself on the Forever Hardcore DVD he did it deliberately because he didn't tell him specifically what he wanted and because he plain didn't like the guy.

Some wrestlers like *Abdullah The Butcher, *Dusty Rhodes and Devon Hughes (Brother Devon / D-Von Dudley) have scars on their heads from bladings

Below is a list of wrestlers who blade/bladed on a regular basis.

Chris Beniot
Shawn Michaels
Ric Flair
Steve Corino
Triple H
Randy Orton
Kurt Angle
Tommy Dreamer
The Great Muta
The Undertaker
Abdullah The Butcher
Mick Foley
Terry Funk
Eddie Guerrero
Rey Mysterio occasionally
Edge
"Superstar" Billy Graham
Dusty Rhodes
Sabu
Carlos Colon
Stone Cold Steve Austin
John Zandig
Necro Butcher
Bret Hart
Mike Spinelli
New Jack
Christian Cage
Mr Kennedy
Kane
The Sandman
Batista

Answer 5

Depends.

Sometimes they precut themselfs before the matches and put a bunch of makeup over it, notice how some wrestlers punch 3 times and the forehead is bleeding?

Some times they use blood packets and put make up over that.

Answer 6

Dude, everything about the Supposed "Pro Wrestleing" is Fake, even the blood; ever hear of blood packs?

Answer 7

It depends if they are willing to bleed for real and if they do they get paid more,most of the time they just attach packs of blood onto steel chairs.

Answer 8

when they are facing down in the ground, especially under or next to the announcers table they cut themselves in a line form, while the camera is on the other wrestler, or the attention. I saw it first hand, while sitting in the front row.

Answer 9

The blood is real. Sometimes they cut themselves, and others they bleed the "hard way." When they unintentionally get cut.

Answer 10

The blood is very real.

Answer 11

the wrestlers bleed by cutting themselves with a razor they hide in their wrist bands or knee pads, so when they get hit with a chair they quickly cut themselves so they bleed. this is called juicing.