Assertion: wrestler | /r/HasProperty | injured
Facets:
value: legitimately
type: MANNER
value: during these matches
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: It is used when a wrestler is legitimately injured and cannot continue as planned, when the match is approaching its time limit (or a television segment is running long), or after a botch significantly changes the plot of the match.
text: If one wrestler is injured and unable to continue, the other wrestler is declared the winner.
text: : If one wrestler is injured and unable to continue, the other wrestler is declared the winner.
text: If one wrestler is injured and unable to continue, the other wrestler is declared the winner.
text: : If one wrestler is injured and unable to continue, the other wrestler is declared the winner.
text: Win by injury : If one wrestler is injured and unable to continue, the other wrestler is declared the winner.
text: : If one wrestler is injured and unable to continue, the other wrestler is declared the winner.
text: An "X" sign across the chest is a warning, it signifies that a wrestler may be injured, but is still able to compete.
text: If they are injured for real, the referee will cross his arms above his head, thus letting doctors and other staff know a real injury has occured (like Triple H when he tore his quads at New Years revolution)
text: This match only takes place on pay-per-view shows (with the exception of 2 taking place on Raw in 1998 and a dark match on Raw in 2011), and many wrestlers were legitimately injured during these matches (most notably Mick Foley) thanks to the dangerous bumps involved and the chain-link fencing of the Cell.