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101 Reasons Not To Be A Pro Wrestler
101 Reasons Not to be a Pro Wrestler is by far the most talked about pro wrestling movie since Beyond the Mat. Wrestling fans always want to know what pro wrestler really think about being fired, being held down, the creative process,ribs, mixed martial arts, setting up a match, backyard wrestling, forming a union, the monopoly of the pro wrestling industry, drugs and Vince McMahon. 101 Reasons Not to be a Pro Wrestler is a 3 hour long documentary filled with the biggest names in pro wrestling today such as New Jack, Vampiro, Diamond Dallas Page, Tylene Buck, Predator from Zero-One and MMA fame,Joanie Laurer (formerly known as Chyna), Psichosis, Nozawa, Babi Slymm,Sean O'Haire,Fatu (formerly known as Rikishi), Konnan and more... Much of what the wrestlers have to say is shocking and surprising, so get ready to hear the truth about the pro wrestling industry directly from some of the biggest names in the wrestling industry today.
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Plot Summary
This documentary delves into the often-unseen realities and harsh truths behind the glamorous facade of professional wrestling. Through interviews with wrestlers and industry insiders, it explores the physical toll, financial struggles, and personal sacrifices required to succeed in the squared circle. The film aims to provide a candid look at the demanding lifestyle and the potential downsides of pursuing a career in this unique form of entertainment.
Critical Reception
As a niche documentary, critical reception was limited but generally acknowledged its raw and unfiltered look at the wrestling profession. Reviewers often noted its honesty in portraying the challenges faced by wrestlers, contrasting with the on-screen personas.
What Reviewers Say
Offers a gritty and realistic portrayal of the professional wrestling industry.
Highlights the significant physical and personal sacrifices made by wrestlers.
Provides insight into the less glamorous aspects of sports entertainment.
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Fun Fact
Many of the 'reasons' featured in the documentary stem from personal anecdotes shared by wrestlers about injuries, financial instability, and the demanding travel schedule.
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