I hope this question is a joke because any one that is not 5 years old should know that pro wrestling is acting and boxing is the 'hurt business' where there are documented deaths every single year directly result from head trauma boxers suffer inside the boxing ring.
Are these deaths fixed?
Wrestling is purely entertainment, with a fair degree of risk of injury and a lot of athleticism. The actors are athletes, and the show is legitimate as much as it is really happening, albeit to a script.
Boxing is real. It is entertaining, and there have been cases of boxers engaging in fight fixing, but rarely. But again, it is real. No one is pulling punches, and unlike UFC, there are a lot of rounds.
If you doubt it, go join a gym. That is a wake-up call for sure.
Similar in that both pro wrestlers and boxers train, get to the ring and GET PAID.
Nothing similar pro wrestling is acting fool!
About as close as Ski jumping is to darts.
They aren't even close to the same. Polar opposites.
Close as black and white, night and day, hot and cold, and good and bad.
Popular opinion seems to be most (important) fights are fixed, or in some way controversial, i.e surely a close fight without close scores is just as debatable (even though the outcome isn't).
