Violence in Professional Wrestling Causes Violent Behavior in Fans

Since the early 1990s, the popularity of the pro-wrestling program has soared rapidly, and the popularity of regular weekly shows also continues. This is, of course, good for business, and more viewers mean more money. However, with the popularity of these programs, the violence and events related to these programs are also increasing. Pro-wrestling stubborn fans will argue that the behavior they see on the show is not too dangerous, or that these programs are obviously counterfeit and can not cause violence to the audience.

A popular example of "violent television" is wrestling. Many parents encourage violence and depict it as superb, so blame wrestling. Some adolescents and teenage boys are worried about wrestling as an example of what the man should be, but this is an effective viewpoint. Adolescence and pre-pubertal age are beginning to create their own identity. By observing praise for wrestlers' praise and participation in violent behavior, children can in turn believe this is the right way to get social recognition (Kantrowitz 52)

One of the most common things I'm listening to is a wrestling fan who is not a fan of sports. Pro-wrestling is positive, but calling it "fake" would be ignorant. For example, when you approach a person's face like running boots, your opponent will accept the last moment and will be in front of the opponent. Spread their arms to replace them. Wrestling is not a hurting opponent, it is not a real fight. Wrestling is the perfect combination of athletics and drama

Over the years psychologists and sociologists have studied the phenomenon of violence in this sports fan and have found some interesting answers. Researchers attributed violence to many exciting factors. Strong psychological and physical response when the team victory or fail, the intense incident of sports fans is occurring all over the world, the strong fans identification with the team, the behavior change when people become a mob, However, American fans are abnormal in some respects. Mr. Jeffrey Lewis, a sociologist at Kent State University, often has opponent team fans hurt each other, unlike European football Hooligans. It took decades to study fans' violence

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