During the Smack Down episode from July, 10th Jade Cargill ‘broke’ the arm of Alexa Bliss. I thought this is a chance to examine the astrological influences, which indicate an injury. Yet because my space for pictures is used up, so I looked for other astrological websites, which treated the topic and at best show an event chart. I instead found websites, which claim that the event was kayfabe, which means that Alexa Bliss didn’t get injured, but all has been pretense, everything in the WWE is scripted, real injuries don’t happen, Alexa Bliss faked her broken arm, and Alexa Bliss would be extraordinary good in faking injuries because she’s double-jointed. A search engine’s AI agent told me that the injury will not correlate with any astrological transit because the injury has been fake and Jade Cargill’s attack should only entertain the audience. The AI agent furthermore told me that the square between Uranus and Venus, which would have occurred at that time, doesn’t correlate with injured celebrities. So I inquired who would feel entertained by an injury and the AI agent told me that no sane person would feel entertained by a legitimate injury, yet that event was entertaining because the fans knew that it was fake. Well, I obviously didn’t know it. Although I knew that a remote diagnosis is more difficult and less reliable, the unhealthy arm position, the immediate swelling, and the change in color convinced me that the injury must be serious. Then furthermore also the different reaction of American and German commenters. The German side: “We don’t want to see that! We switch to somewhere else. Please, don’t watch this scene again!” The American side: Replay. The German side: “Oh no! Why do they show that again?!” Double-jointed by the way means an extraordinary motility, which has the downside of making prone to sprains and dislocations. Should somebody with such a medical condition become a professional wrestler? Those chairs, which often get used by wrestlers for beating each other, look like plastic chairs used in Germany, yet this is the reason why German commenters always insist that those chairs seen in the WWE are made of steel. Looking at what some of those chairs are going through, they really must be of steel. Alexa Bliss arm was trapped in such a chair. Can this really happen without getting injured?
Well, in hindsight I wonder whether the commenters asked to not watch that again for the sake of trying to prevent that somebody discovers the trick. I also wonder why Alexa Bliss held her broken arm in the most uncomfortable position possible (supported by Charlotte’s knee, perhaps for faking a swelling) and why her arm looked much healthier while she was accompanied to the doctor’s room. Fake injuries would also explain some cases of miracle healing, for example experienced by Seth Rollins the one or other time. Yet, if the audience shall know that the show is scripted, so that the audience can enjoy shows like this episode, why then hide that the injury is deception?
Are all injuries in the WWE scripted? Are wrestlers immune to real injuries? Are all of their breaks voluntary? When wrestlers talk about the surgeries, which they underwent, and x-ray images are shown, is this all deception? What we see them do in the ring is in truth safe and viewers may try it at home or in school or anywhere else?
