#Boxing star hack are all fake tv
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So why keep up with the bad make up jobs? Most people, due to sports like boxing and MMA, and accidents like Joey Mercury's, know exactly what a truly busted up face looks like. And there won't be anything under it resembling stitches, sutures or scarring. Except of course, for that one lone bandage that always remains on the forehead for that extra week.īut never fear, it'll be gone the following week. The hilarity continues through to the following week, as now, what once looked like a desperate case for plastic surgery, has completely healed up and they look right as rain. Even though there was no swelling during the match that would come with a black eye. Even though they never got hit in the eye during the match.

#Boxing star hack are all fake tv

I always find it hilarious when a wrestler can have a match like a 'falls count anywhere' match, blade themselves open, and then appear on TV the next day with a black eye. That's how gruesome and bloody it is, and that's how bad you look after it happens.Ĭompare that face, with the swollen eyes, deep scarring and mashed nose to the make up job that WWE make-up artists perform on wrestlers after certain brutal matches. See, that is what happens when you really get your face rearranged during a match. But, seeing how the WWE is trying to save money right now, that's probably not going to happen anytime soon.īut again, this is just a minor annoyance and not anything in need of drastic changes. When that happens, not only does it make it look like the performer is pulling them out to hurt the other guy, as opposed to protecting him, but it also makes the other wrestler being laid out for two minutes on the ground, seem more realistic after he's been popped in the face with a monitor.Īnother solution could be to switch to flat screen televisions, instead of the boxes, so they don't have to be pulled out at all.

#Boxing star hack are all fake crack

A personal favorite, is that the assaulter can pull the monitors out and crack a guy in the head with them.

Perhaps cut away to the announcers running for their lives.

You can cut away to the guy laying on the ground. It's screaming: 'Alright, I want to hurt this guy, but not too badly.' If you don't, you're likely to smash into one or send one flying and cause severe injury to the performer or even fans at ringside.īut, do you have to do it on air while everyone is watching? I understand that you have to take the monitors out of the announcers table before putting a guy through it. This isn't a big pet-peeve, as much as it is a slight annoyance.