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Pro-wrestling

What mom and dad do at night.
You: mom what are you doing in your room?
Mom: Me and dad are doing pro-wrestling on the bed go and I’m losing!
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pro-wrestling

I cannot believe they still air this crap.
pro-wrestling by irishrepublicanarmy December 24, 2003

pro wrestling

A form of entertainment which, although it is predetermined, takes just as much athleticism as any other sport. Come on! Do you think someone could fake jumping off a turnbuckle while corkscrewing and flipping?
"Dude. Pro wrestling is not completely fake."
pro wrestling by AJAW December 31, 2004

pro wrestling

A rehearsed spinoff of mat wrestling (the competitive sport) but instead takes place inside of a ring and is arguably more deadly/dangerous than any contact sport despite being labeled as "fake" by people who dislike it.
Stone Cold Steve Austin is a pro wrestling icon
pro wrestling by Evster February 9, 2005

pro wrestling

a bizarre form of entertainment product where 'roid monsters and bull queers pose, posture and shout emptyheaded inanities, and once in a while pretend to deliver savage acrobatic beatings to eachother. The beatings are in fact a series of highly stylized stage-fighting stunts.
How pro wrestling gets any audience is one of the great mysteries.
pro wrestling by Figleaf23 January 2, 2009

pro wrestling

A sport that is incredibly fake and stupid and is labeled real by dumbasses who denies the fact that in reality someone being whacked by chairs that many times would actually bleed. If it was real, many people would actually be dead.
An actor on a stage that features violence

Fire Pro Wrestling Returns 

The best wrestling video game on the planet. It is not as graphically appealing as the WWE games, but the gameplay is better because the moves are based on timing, and not on lame buttonmashing. AI and gameplay are much better in Fire Pro than in WWE games. Plus you have 500 create a wrestler spots, plus you can also create your own logos, rings, refs, belts, wrestling organizations, stables, etc. as well.
Fire Pro Wrestling Returns is so much better and more challenging than SVR. Even the easiest setting is more harder than the hardest setting on SVR.
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