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'''HUD wrestling''' is a subsector of [[Professional Wrestling in Second Life|professional wrestling in Second Life.]] In contrast to [[Poseball wrestling|wrestling with poseballs]], wrestling actions are performed with attachable objects to a user's heads up display, or HUD. These objects enable a user to perform wrestling actions virtually anywhere, allowing for more dynamic and improvisational motions than traditional poseball wrestling.
'''HUD wrestling''' is a subsector of [[Professional Wrestling in Second Life|professional wrestling in Second Life]]. In contrast to [[Poseball wrestling|wrestling with poseballs]], wrestling actions are performed with attachable objects to a user's heads up display, or HUD. These objects enable a user to perform wrestling actions virtually anywhere, allowing for more dynamic and improvisational physical motions than traditional poseball wrestling, which instead primarily focuses on text roleplay.


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HUD wrestling is a subsector of professional wrestling in Second Life. In contrast to wrestling with poseballs, wrestling actions are performed with attachable objects to a user's heads up display, or HUD. These objects enable a user to perform wrestling actions virtually anywhere, allowing for more dynamic and improvisational physical motions than traditional poseball wrestling, which instead primarily focuses on text roleplay.