Wrestlers is an upcoming Sports, Documentary TV series which is directed by GregWhiteley. The Documentary is produced by BBC Studios and the distributor of Wrestlers is Netflix.
Here’s a look at Wrestlers age ratings, Wrestlers Parents Guide, Release Date, Cast, Official Trailer, and more.
Wrestlers is Rated 18+ in Singapore for some content shown in this series.
Program-rated 18+ is intended to be viewed by mature, adult audiences and is not suitable for children under 18. Children Under 18 Require Accompanying Parent or Adult Guardian.
Film Wrestlers Parents Guide
Here is the detailed content guide about the film that parents should read before letting their kids watch the film.
Our parents guide for Wrestlers will help you to decide if Wrestlers is OK for kids and you will also get to know if Wrestlers is appropriate for kids or not.
There’s no sexual reference
Nudity is too much
A nude man is shown
Male and Female Characters are wearing revealing clothes
There is a lot of wrestling shown throughout the series
Profanity (In this series use of strong language)
Wrestlers Parents Guide
Parental Considerations
The explicit content detailed in the age rating suggests that the film is intended for mature audiences who can handle adult themes, strong language, and sexual content.
Parents should consider their child’s maturity level, comfort with explicit content, and their family’s preferences when making a decision about viewing.
Wrestlers Parents Guide
Other Details
Here is the synopsis, cast, and trailer of Wrestlers.
Wrestlers Release Date
Wrestlers is scheduled to be released on September 13, 2023.
What Wrestlers is about?
The series tells the story of Ohio Valley Wrestling in Louisville, Kentucky, which used to be a glittering graduate school for young wrestlers hoping to pursue a career in professional wrestling, yet things are not what they used to be.
Official Trailer
Wrestlers Parents Guide
Conclusion
Wrestlers Parents Guide: This is an upcoming Sports Documentary series, now this film is not rated yet but, It contains Some Nudity, Violence, and Fighting Scenes is here.
The documentary follows Ohio Valley Wrestling in Louisville, Kentucky, which used to be a glittering graduate school for young wrestlers.
