The Netflix series Unrealistic aims to reveal what happens behind the scenes in WWE. Specifically, during the Royal Rumble, a moment that appeared natural was actually orchestrated. Sources within WWE told Fightful Select that a significant locker room scene was arranged by production, even though the wrestlers were unaware it was for Netflix. One standout moment featured a group of women rallying around Charlotte Flair to celebrate her Royal Rumble win, but this wasn’t completely spontaneous—attendees were specifically asked to be present.
There was also speculation among the roster that the promotional "Derailment" segment between Charlotte Flair and Tiffany Stratton shown on the series might have been staged for dramatic effect, though no one involved has confirmed this, leaving it as mere speculation. Despite these scripted elements, many of the wrestlers were curious about how they were depicted in the final cut.
This glimpse behind the scenes shows that even reality TV moments often involve some level of direction. It prompts fans to question how much of Unrealistic is genuinely real and how much is shaped by production.
Fan Take: This revelation is important for WWE fans because it highlights the blend of reality and storytelling that shapes their favorite sport. Understanding this balance can deepen appreciation for the craft, even as it challenges perceptions of authenticity in wrestling entertainment.
