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Without trying to sound too hyperbolic, it's an art form. Think of dancers or bands or any performing arts. Tons of practicing to make sure for concerts or performances that they give the best show possible.

Now for wrestling, it's all that AND you have to take care of your opponent at the same time. While it is technically "fake fighting", a lot of the damage is real. Not to mention having the stamina and constant awareness to make sure that you don't injure yourself or your opponent. You see matches with a lot of botches and then you compare them to masterpieces like Omega v Okada matches or Daniel Bryan's WrestleMania run and it's night and day.

The promos and acting and stuff is another story and can make and break dudes like MJF, Miz or early career Roman Reigns. But in the end, it's about the wrestling.