Finn Balor reveals brutal WrestleMania injuries, proves wrestling is no joke

Professional wrestling is very popular all over the world. Americans have made it a big brand and wrestlers have become something recognizable. Of course, there is a lot of acting in the matches that take place, but many wrestlers experience difficult nights.

Proof of this is the fighter Finn Balor who suffered severe injuries after a match at Wrestlemania against Edge a few weeks ago. Although some are skeptical about such things, his example is truly the best confirmation of how challenging this sport is and what consequences it carries.

Wrestler Finn Balor 'bragged' on social media about the injuries he suffered last weekend at the famous Wrestlemania.

This fighter had a 'Hell In a Cell' match against the legendary Edge and after a fight that lasted 18 minutes he suffered quite painful injuries.

14 stitches on his head and his back completely covered with traces of fierce blows that he received say enough that there was not too much acting in the match and that this was one of those confrontations that shows that the job of a professional wrestler is not easy.

True, the scenario is known in advance. However, fighters in such matches always do their absolute best to entertain the audience and injuries often occur.

Balor is just another example of how this sport should not be called a scam. Rarely would anyone want to have such injuries on themselves, which are definitely not harmless at all.

Edge won

It was 18 minutes of real punishment from both sides. In the end, the victory was celebrated by Edge (Adam Copeland), who himself had serious injuries in the past, due to which his health was seriously threatened.

However, after numerous operations, he decided to return. He risks a lot because he could remain immobile, but for this 49-year-old wrestling is everything in life.

On the other hand, Finn Balor, whose real name is Fergal Devitt, came to the big stage in 2014 and became one of the biggest stars.

He is considered a very attractive fighter whose matches are a pleasure to watch, and he showed at the biggest event of the year that he is a truly exceptional entertainer and wrestler.