I've never gone to see WWE (for a lot of reasons), you have my respect (or disrespect

) for enduring it! A guy that I used to work construction go to Louisville Gardens to watch it. The things he said people dead in the stands. I just can't picture old grandmas getting all worked up and spitting on the wrestlers they hated as they went by. Maybe we have a better class of lowlife than you do in Canada. I another guy I used to know was a "referee," but we never talked about it.
When there is demolition snow boarding and skiing I'll be a fan. I actually watch some during the Olympics (likely not this year). Needs to be more like jousting.
This reminds me of my plan to reinvent golf. Everyone on the course wears motocross armor and full face helmets with serious Lexan face shields.
Standard golf balls are shot by golfers from high pressure air cannons mounted in place of golf cart rear seats - at the other golfers and caddies (cum drivers). The golf carts are souped up, basically low end Rat Patrol Jeep wannabes capable of 25-30 mph. Carts must be moving at least 10mph when firing.
Golfers (incl. cart & caddy, duh) are released onto the first tee at one minute intervals, and may drive anywhere on that fairway or green, or 25 yards to either side. Golfers start with a score of par for the course (typ. 72). A point is removed for every hit on another golfer. A point is gained when hit. A golfer is shot out for a hole by 1 head shot, 2 limb/appendage shots, 3 body shots, or 2 body and a limb/appendage shot. Low score once all players have finished the course wins.
[New rule: golfer and caddy each have a
THUNDERBIRD they may use to defend against incoming balls. Thunderbird may not be mounted or attached to anything or anyone, but must be wielded by hand. Anyone snapping a headstock is liable for injuries incurred by golfers or caddies, and buys beers for the three closest golfer/caddy pairs, as determined by the refs.]
A golfer may proceed to the next hole upon shooting par for the current hole, upon being shot out for the hole, or when they are the sole golfer on that hole for more than three minutes. Once all golfers are in play, the golfer farthest back on the course may proceed to the next hole at the pace of their choosing, but may not linger more than one minute per hole with no other players.
If a cart gets stuck in water, that golfer is marked DNF. If a cart otherwise gets stuck through other than pure mechanical breakdown, the golfer gets a double bogey for that hole, and moves to the next tee 30 seconds after being freed.
A golfer is penalized a point if they or their caddy fall out of the cart, two points if they intentionally leave the cart, five points for ramming another cart, and five points if their cart tips over. Ramming or running over a golfer or caddy if at all avoidable results in a DNF for the golfer and a lifetime ban from all golf courses for the caddy.
Basic scoring is electronic but monitored and verified by referees. Refs sit in bunkers monitoring the game with drones. Accidentally shooting a drone is not penalized. A player is allowed to shoot one drone down per game intentionally (player must declare before or as shooting), and drops five points for good shooting. Intentionally (whether stated or determined by judges) shooting additional drones results in a 5 point penalty.
That’s the gist of it. Sign me up.