Professional wrestlers are better athletes than football players

"While I'd be inclined to agree the same can be said for professional wrestling. It is called backstage politics in wrestling"This is a false analogy fallacy[1]. My opponent is claiming that something that happens backstage is similar to an actual football game. The two are incomparable. The"backstage politics" my opponent is mentioning exists in every workplace where the personalities clash with one another. How is that comparable to when someone is actually trying to beat their opposing team on a football field? Pro wrestling results are scripted. Therefore there is nothing competitive about it.[1]http://www.fallacyfiles.org... "My opponent also asserts that football is antagonistic. So is professional wrestling. Every so often you will get a wrestler who is known as a stiff worker."My opponent again has committed a false analogy fallacy[1]. A person who works stiffly has nothing to do with if the people are genuinely antagonistic. If they were genuinely antagonistic, there is a high chance someone would of been fired. The best example of this would be how William Regal refused to sell and be dominated by Goldberg[2]. As a result, Regal was fired and went to the WWF eventually. There is nothing genuinely antagonistic about pro wrestling, otherwise matches would not work. Pro wrestling inherently can not function if the wrestlers were antagonistic. [2]http://www.pwinsider.com...http://www.youtube.com..."Also sometimes, wrestling matches become real fights.....On the subject of fighting, sometimes things get so heated that fights occur back stage between wrestlers."Sometimes wrestling matches become real fights? People who work at white collar jobs to waste management get into "real fights." What makes pro wrestling special? Every football game is real. How many pro wrestling matches are real? "Not all wrestling matches last a few minutes."This is a hasty generalization fallacy on the part of my opponent[3]. The average length of most main event matches tend to range between 10 to 30 minutes[4]. It is inconsequential that few a matches last more than that. We are discussing the standards not the rare exceptions. The average football game last more than that, 3 hours as I said before.[3]http://www.nizkor.org... [4]http://www.voicesofwrestling.com..." Keep in mind that there were no breaks in between. In football, players get breaks in between quarters and time outs. Olympic Gold Medal wrestler, Kurt Angle and Former NCAA Champion and UFC champion, Brock Lessens also had a 60 minute Iron Man Match.[7] These take a ton of athleticism and endurance. The longest ever wrestling match was 12 hours[8] The longest football game was what? a fourth of that? Three hours maybe?"We are comparing football athletes compared to pro wrestling actors. My opponent is suggesting that apparently an event where someone is allowed to pick up their opponent is the same is when a player intentionally hits someone as hard as they possibly can. That is silly. If a pile driver was used actually real with the intent to hurt, would a single match last more than two minutes? A pile driver is a pro wrestling move where one puts their opponent's head between their legs and picks them up and slams their head into the ground. It could be a career killer if used maliciously[5]. If this move was used with the intention to hurt along with most other pro wrestling moves; most pro wrestler would be injured after their first or second match. An hour in a pro wrestling ring is not comparable to an hour on the football field. Pro wrestling is with actors frolicking about with the intent to entertain. Why would endurance even matter if my opponent isn't trying to hurt me? The football players have to actually run up and down a 100 yards. Players are actually trying to hurt each other on a football field. Football players are actually in a subtle competition to put a physical hurting on a quarterback.[5]http://bleacherreport.com...http://www.youtube.com..."How many football players can say they have lost an ear or gotten 2nd degree burns while playing? That requires ALOT of will power to get through. If my opponent cannot answer the question of how many football players have lost an ear or gotten 2nd degree burns while playing, he will have to concede that wrestling is more antagonistic. He may have to concede as his answer to the question."My opponent has further displayed a sense of recklessness thus far when comparing pro wrestling to football. Pro wrestling is inherently not antagonistic. How could a pro wrestling move be even done if someone doesn't allow it to happen? Look at the video example I provided at how William Regal purposefully resists Goldberg to some extent on some moves and those moves are never completed. If pro wrestling was actually antagonistic, there would be no chance of a single pro wrestling move even being allowed from their opponent. There is nothing generally antagonistic about pro wrestling. It is acting after all with the conclusion determined long before the match. If it was actually antagonistic, the conclusion could not of been predetermined. My opponent will have to concede this point if he affirms that pro wrestling is predetermined. Is pro wrestling predetermined? The facts say yes.Antagonistic:"showing dislike or opposition[6]"[6]http://www.merriam-webster.com...