5 Wrestling weapons in WWE which are real and 5 which are not

#3 Real: Sledgehammer

If you got DQ’d for swinging a sledgehammer inside #HIAC, Triple H would have been DQ’d in every single one he was ever in. pic.twitter.com/p2j5435ZkW

— Captain Ferg (@CaptainFerg) October 7, 2019

The sledgehammer was introduced in WWE by Triple H, and since has been a huge part of his wrestling persona. While he initially used a fake sledgehammer with a rubber head, WWE later allowed him to use a real one.

While hitting someone with a sledgehammer could be deadly, Triple H uses his hand to cover the metal part of the weapon, making it safe for him to use it on his opponents. But there's no doubt that whenever The Game brings out a sledgehammer, he gets a huge pop from the WWE Universe.

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#3 Not Real: Kendo Stick

Give @WWEAsuka a kendo stick, and you shall receive PAIN!!! #SDLive pic.twitter.com/wTPMMbuSMi

— WWE (@WWE) December 12, 2018

The kendo stick is one of the most popular WWE weapons, used quite frequently in WWE matches and segments. The kendo stick that WWE Superstars use is made up of hollow wood, hence often breaks apart after a few strikes. One could see tapes on both sides of a kendo stick, which holds it together for a few strikes before it breaks.

But that does not mean that it is completely risk-free as WWE Superstars have to use it wisely on their opponents. There have been instances of a kendo stick causing injury to a WWE Superstar, like The Big Show at WWE One Night Stand in 2008.