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Fighting With My Family is a comedy-drama based on the true story of WWE wrestler Paige. The film depicts 18-year-old Saraya Bevis who leaves her family in England and fulfills her dream as a WWE wrestler, which causes a falling out with brother Zak whose dream was also to become a WWE wrestler but gets rejected from WWE and becomes depressed and jealous of Saraya.

Like Saraya, Zack's dream was also to be a WWE wrestler. However, Zack's rejection from WWE caused Zack to fall into depression and become anger, bitter and resentment towards Saraya and Zack accused of her of stealing his dream.

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To get eyeballs on the product. No one would have watched it otherwise.

Because, yes it is scripted. The art of professional wrestling is more than just making it look like you get hit in the face or hurt yourself. It is basically one big stage show in simple terms. She hadn't been in front of such a large audience before. While in developmental, she was only put out to a smaller audience who had reach with that branch of the company. As said in one of the facts, some one in the audience had told her to do something. She was obviously scared. This was on worldwide TV. She also won this match due to booking decisions made by the company. Sometimes shock booking brings massive revenue and a lot more viewers from around the world. Paige/Saraya being from England, it could spike viewers in England to watch more of the product. For example. When Indian professional wrestler Jinder Mahal won the WWE championship in May of 2017, a spike of Indian media attention and flagships paid more attention to the WWE. Paige being the first British WWE Divas/ Women's champion as well as Jinder being the first Indian WWE champion has a lot of drawing power when it comes to ratings, fans, and ad revenue.