Are most injuries a work so wrestlers can have time off or are

>>2594097
>Are most injuries a work so wrestlers can have time off or are they legit? Name some worked injuries and some real ones.

What is this? An exam?

>>2594102
No, but you already failed, get out.

>>2594097
>Worked injury
Romans shoulder
Eddies heart attack
Daniel Bryans neck
>Real injury
Ortons shoulder
Rowans shoulder
Romans hernia

Joey Mercury's face getting sliced from the ladder was most definitely real. Blood was literally pouring from his face.

>>2594146
It was fake blood you dingus

Post >yfw Owen Hart was a work and in 2 years (20th anniversary) he emerges from underneath the ring to kick the shit out of the current roster

Knowing a worked injury from a real one is obvious most the time once you've seen a few. Well, in WWE anyway.

A worked injury will fit into the flow of a match of angle. Like the injury coming at the end of the match. Then they'll replay the injury a dozen times while the announcers speculate what this could mean for the feud. After they have moved on to the next match or segment, they barely or never reference the "injury" for the rest of the night.

A real injury is more jarring. It disrupts the flow of the match. I'm thinking of when Enzo got knocked got knocked out last year for example. It just came out of nowhere. Also, the cameras don't know what to do. Sometimes they will cover it, but more often they'll cut away. They do often show the replay of it still, but the announcerd will adopt their best serious voice to convey the serious nature of the situation.

Occasionally, but not often, WWE will intentionally treat a fake injury as DEAD SERIOUS, giving it all the trappings of a shoot injury. Those can hard or even impossible to call out at the time, but that's very rare for modern day WWE to do.

>Real
Rollins knee injury last year
>Work
Rollins knee injury this year