GLOSSARY.

a wrestler who finished in the national top 8

a wrestler who is always cheered for, often known as the hero of the story; opposite of heel

a wrestler who is always booed at, often known as the villain of the story; opposite of face

a losing wrestling match

a wrestler who is almost always defeated in wrestling matches

blood used for effect

staying in character, keeping the illusion that the in-ring events are real. supposedly derived from the pig latin pronunciation of the word "fake" ("akefay").

a heel that is comparitively more violent than a normal heel

a manager who does most of the speaking for the wrestler

a company that regularly puts on professional wrestling matches

a slang term used to specifically refer to the southern style of wrestling, which features an emphasis on kayfabe and stiffness, with less squash matches and oftentimes longer feuds

a joke or prank played on other wrestlers

a wrestler who is known for goofy/humorous antics

a match wherein a wrestler defeats their opponent using minimal effort, most often within a short amount of time; used frequently to progress a storyline rather than to portray real wrestling

a wrestler who is neither a true heel or a true face; morally gray, like an anti-hero or anti-villain. short for "betweener"

a type of "court" where issues are discussed among wrestlers behind the scenes