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not all of them because if they would shave they will have to shave every time cause hair grows every second.some wrestlers dont shave and dont have any type of body hair.some wrestlers dont shave but do have body hair and some do and shave.it all depends.the following superstars dont shave randy orton John Cena.
Yes they do they hide a small razor in there wrist bands or trunks and when they sweat they make a small cut so the blood mix with sweat and makes it look like alot of blood. if you want proof then go to YouTube.com and look up john cena cuts himself.
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Is WWE real or drama?
wwe is not fake and never will be but it is scripted for some matches and other you need to improvise and over react.yes the cut scenes are drama and story lines but not all the time take Matt hardy and lita it was real but turned into a story.
Was Kane paid to cut his hair?
No, he has never had the black hair you see when Kane wears a mask. He did have hair, but it was under his wig, and it was blonde. Glen Jacobs, portraying Kane since 1997, hasn't been paid to cut his hair. It was his personal choice as Molly Holly did in 2004. When you look at the New Diesel of 1996/1997, Glen Jacobs had long black hair when he portrayed him. When he first entered the WWE in 1997 as Kane, he also had long hair. He cut it a bit like Triple H did and it is really his hair. Well, it WAS really his hair. He wasn't paid, it was a personal choice. Maybe McMahon told him about it but he did it because he wanted. Kevin Nash rescently said in an interview that when Jericho cut Nash's hair, in the hair vs hair match, Nash had to cut it anyway for the movie The Punisher. So yes, the wrestlers that do the hair vs hair matches really do want their hair cut. But, to answer your question YES Kane got paid, but he would have got paid if he cut it or not. There was no incentive for him to shave his head. If you take a look at Summerslam 2000 where Taker takes off Kane's mask, his hair was evidently real in my opinion. YES Kane was paid to cut his hair, because if you look at OVW and ECW he has long hair WITHOUT the mask and he did have long hair when he had the mask on. Its just the day the mask came off they cut his hair, but it wasn't all gone. So yes, he was paid to cut his hair. Yes he was, just like he was paid to wear a mask. Kane had long hair all that time. The wig was just something stupid they had him do during that match with Triple H to make him look like more of a freak. But he's had his mask taken off before by Undertaker and DX and no wig ever went with it. It was obvious that his hair was fake that night. He only partially shaved his head for that ONE DAY. Then he cut it all off after he took off the mask for good. But besides that, he's had pretty long hair for years. Yes, it's naturally moer of a blondish or brownish color, but he's dyed it dark brown since 1997 when he became Kane. Same with Undertaker. Taker's hair is really red, even grey now actually. And he wasn't PAID, he just did it for the role. WWE doesn't pay wrestlers extra to do what they want them to do, they just agree to do it. Glenn Jacobs the man known as Kane was not paid to cut his hair. He has had long hair ever since 1997, and if you read the WWE book where WWE superstars tell tails on the road, it has Big Show and Rey Mysterio on the cover, Kane actually says a few things about his character. He in fact hated the mask, and his long hair. So the decision was to cut off the hair and remove the mask. However, this decision had to be made not by him alone. Wrestlers don't make the final decision when it comes to angles like this, but they do run it by the writers for approval, and sometimes they do get approved to go ahead and do something new, or different. Kane was finally given permission to get rid of the mask, and cut his hair if he wanted as long as the story would work with it. That is why he cut his hair the way he did when he first removed the mask. Kane did have long hair, but they did the wig to make him look like a freak (along with that dumb make-up - I don't know what the purpose of that was, it looked so fake). I can see where you would think that, because it is a funny haircut. But he is still one of my favorite wrestlers of all-time. http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/k/kane76.jpg Kane evidently with long hair which is not a wig.
Why are forks blunt on the tip?
Forks are blunted so that people don't cut or stab themselves while they are eating.
How do you make lightubes for WWE figures?
Take a glowstick and cut it , pour liquid in trash. After that fill it with salt/sugar. Then, plug holes with small bits of aluminum foil. Then snap at impact
In WWE do they really fight?
no not really they cut them shelves when they start to bleed when they jump off the turnbuckle see how theopponent on the ground puts they're arms in the way so they don't get hurt
Does wrestling hurt?
Probably it does hurt. Actually what they do is they cut themselves with their razors enabling them to be hit and start bleeding.
Is cm punk WWE wrestlers bold?
Yes he is because did NT you see over the limit rey cut his hair off
Is WWE superstar bleeding fake?
yep, they hide razorblades then cut themselves.
Where Ohio Valley Wrestling is located?
It is one of WWE's developmental territories. Wrestlers who are successful in OVW usually get moved to WWE Actually you are wrong, WWE's development territory is Florida Championship Wrestling, WWE cut ties with OVW about 5 years ago.
What are razors used for?
To cut things.
What is the disadvantage of using razors?
You can cut yourself
What are some highly rated cut throat razor products online?
There are a couple of very good cut throat razor products, better known as straight razors, on the web. Some of the best razors are Edwin Jagger and Dreadnought.
Why cant you press hard on a fabric shaver?
It's because the razors will cut through the fibers that you don't want to be cut, and will distroy the garment
Is wrestling real or acted?
Both. The story lines are just that, stories. The wrestler allow each other to do the moves to each other; and while the wrestlers may fake being hurt in the ring, there are definitely serious injuries involved in Pro-Wrestling. There is no way to fake falling from 15 feet in the air and land on concrete. The blood is real. Often the wrestlers will cut themselves with concealed razors to help sell the match as a real fight. You have to think of Pro-Wrestling as theater and the wrestlers as actors. I have known many Pro-Wrestlers in my day and I can tell you, when you watch a show like WWE Raw, you will be hard pressed to see a wrestler who isn't wrestling night-in, night-out with slipped discs, broken bones, torn ligaments, separated shoulders or any other of a thousand potential injuries. These men go out to entertain you as often as 5-6 times a week and do it often in a lot of pain because of the love of the business. So to make a long story short, the stories are fake, the fight it fake, but the danger is real.
What purpose does a razor strop have?
A razor strop is used to sharpen single blade razors, otherwise known as cut throat razors. The blade is passed against the strop multiple times to sharpen the blade.
is blood in pro wrestling real?
== == In some cases they use small razors that are handed off to them by a referee or anyone else they get close to that works with the act (such as announcers). In other cases, they can also be handed off blood capsules. Small capsules that break into red gushy blood. Simply smashing it across your forehead works. It is real when wrestlers bleed. They rarely use fake blood (there are obvious exceptions, such as Gangrel's "blood baths," in which his opponents have gallons of blood-like substance dumped on them) in matches. 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. They cut themsrlfs with a razor blade. But when they bleed from the mouth, they use blood capsules. indeed they do since most wrestlers don't have AIDs. Wrestling is about 60% fake - but i still love it. They don't use blood packs - they cut themselves with a razor when they're lying down on the canvas. The blood is not fake they cut them selfs.they have rasor blades and cut them selfs.read wrestling books and it says it!! Wrestling is fake but they do really get hurt sometimes they really get hurt the razores are on the sports tape the tape there hands up with The blood in wrestling is not real it is artificial blood that you can spray from a bottle or make using paint or Kool-Aid.
Is the blood in pro wrestling real?
== == In some cases they use small razors that are handed off to them by a referee or anyone else they get close to that works with the act (such as announcers). In other cases, they can also be handed off blood capsules. Small capsules that break into red gushy blood. Simply smashing it across your forehead works. It is real when wrestlers bleed. They rarely use fake blood (there are obvious exceptions, such as Gangrel's "blood baths," in which his opponents have gallons of blood-like substance dumped on them) in matches. 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. They cut themsrlfs with a razor blade. But when they bleed from the mouth, they use blood capsules. indeed they do since most wrestlers don't have AIDs. Wrestling is about 60% fake - but i still love it. They don't use blood packs - they cut themselves with a razor when they're lying down on the canvas. The blood is not fake they cut them selfs.they have rasor blades and cut them selfs.read wrestling books and it says it!! Wrestling is fake but they do really get hurt sometimes they really get hurt the razores are on the sports tape the tape there hands up with The blood in wrestling is not real it is artificial blood that you can spray from a bottle or make using paint or kool-aid.
