How do wrestlers not bleed so easily?

Answer 1

Wrestlers bleed like any normal people, through their veins. most times they cut themselves on purpose, for effect, an act known as "blading". the second most prevalent cause of wrestlers bleeding is called "juicing the hard way", ie. taking a screwdriver, barbed wire , etc, to the head for real and opening a vessel. then there are accidents. take a look at the blood literally pouring out of Vince McMahon's head in his match against Shawn Michaels ( the one with the garbage-can-through-the-table-off-the-top-rope) that was an accident and you can see a pool of blood form under him. another one was Terry Funk in a tag match with Mick Foley, Foley accidentally poked him in the eye with barbed wire, there was alot of blood. A lot of people outright dismiss Wrestling as "fake" . It is not so cut and dried. You cant fake suplexes through tables, you cant fake falling through/off a cage, you cant fake a powerbomb. moves like the "stone cold stunner" in wrestling most often don't even hit the person, but he falls down anyway. the guys are putting on a SHOW, that is why Vince McMahon calls it sports entertainment. anyone reading this who thinks wrestling is 100% "fake" should go out into a wrestling ring and let someone Batista bomb you, or put you through a table then lets see if you move very far without help. It is a show, yes, the story lines are all fake yes, predetermined winners, yes, but the moves are real. and so is the blood, 90% of the time. the men performing are highly trained and in amazing physical shape to do what they do, but they are basically acting in a muscular, sweaty soap opera.

Linda McMahon described WWE as " a soap opera that runs 52 weeks a year" .

watch the "don't try this at home " warning, the announcer says "Yes, this IS entertainment, but the hazards are real". it IS entertainment, and the hazards ARE real.

Answer 2

The most common way for wrestlers to make themselves bleed is to keep a razor blade taped up on their wrists, hands, or fingertips, which is then exposed when it's time for them to cut themselves. When a wrestler cuts himself it is called "blading," and when he then bleeds it is called "juicing." These occur when a wrestler's opponent has landed a supposedly devastating move on him. He will quickly cut himself across the forehead, which will produce enough blood to give him a convincingly battered appearance. They almost never cut themselves anywhere else, as doing so would be extremely dangerous. Wrestlers also, occasionally, bleed from actual contact. They try to pull their punches, but they really do hit each other, and accidents happen. This way of bleeding is known as "hardway," and we're pretty sure it's less than popular among the wrestlers.

Answerit also helps to take aspirin before your match to thin the blood and make it run

Answer 3

The WWE is trying to keep its PG rating, and they are no longer allowing wrestlers to blade (cut themselves open). I grew up watching the "Attitude Era," and I am finding wrestling nowadays to be really boring and lame and way too corny.

Answer 4

They conceal a bit of razor blade in their "uniform", then when the other wrestler slams their head against the corner of the ring, they use the blase to make a cut on their forehead. This is more or less harmless, and like any cut on the scalp, it bleeds like crazy. A good wrestling actor can distribute this blood to make it look like another part of his body is bleeding.

Answer 5

As a pro wrestler myself I'm not sure if I should give you the secrect but I will in the old school days 70s 80s 90s and still sometimes today on the Independant pro circut when a wrestler gets hit by an object the opponent will attempt to distract the the audience while he's doing this the down wrestler reaches for a box cutter razor blade wrapped in paper taped on the inside of his taped up wrists and proceeds quickly on making a very tiny cut on his forhead and rubs vigorusly to get the blood to start flowing but it doesnt really hurt that much because the incision is so small it just looks like it bleeds alot. In todays shows you make the same tiny cut pre match backstage dressing room and then use nailpolish like clear liquid stiching that drys in a few minutes its called new skin if I remember right then during the match you quickly rub vigorusly to get the same result so now you know! keep slamming Grimlok :)

Answer 6

In order to bleed through the skin, the skin must be broken. Wrestling of most kinds involves few sharp objects, which are the normal cause of this. When somebody is hit by a fist or blunt object, bruising occurs, but no blood penetrates the skin.

It is also possible to tear the skin, however wrestling rarely involves forces great enough to cause this.

Answer 7

i thought they had blood packs on there heads that you cannot see

Answer 8

no no no no by using fake blood or by using a razor to cus there selfs when all the attenchin is in another view