DQ rules ?

[Wrestling Station]

What value or rule does the DQ have and why somethings are not qualified as a direct DQ?

Direct DQ:
1- Swinging Chair
2- using the Championship belt
3- Kindo Stick
4- Sludge hammer
5- bareknuckle
6- lowblows and thumb in the eyes
7- Outside interferance

Indirect DQ: (up to count of 5)
1- Using the camera wire to sufficate your opponent
2- Un-opened fist
3- Beating down your opponent at the ring corner
4- Ring ropes to sufficate your opponent


NO DQ:
1- Using the commentary table
2- The ring post
3- The wall barrier (infront of fans)
4- toasing your opponent through the steel steps

I find it contradicting.

 

[Kizza]

What value or rule does the DQ have and why somethings are not qualified as a direct DQ?

Direct DQ:
1- Swinging Chair
2- using the Championship belt
3- Kindo Stick
4- Sludge hammer
5- bareknuckle
6- lowblows and thumb in the eyes
7- Outside interferance

Indirect DQ: (up to count of 5)
1- Using the camera wire to sufficate your opponent
2- Un-opened fist
3- Beating down your opponent at the ring corner
4- Ring ropes to sufficate your opponent


NO DQ:
1- Using the commentary table
2- The ring post
3- The wall barrier (infront of fans)
4- toasing your opponent through the steel steps

I find it contradicting.

Has anyone ever been disqualified for a thumb to the eyes?

 

[JimmyD]

Must have been Kiz, probably back in the 50s admittedly, but it must have happened at least once.

 

[Beer Money Army]

W/S forgot about useage of the ring bell and knocking out the referee.

 

[Kizza]

He also forgot:

Trash Can
Table
Ladder
Thumbtacks
Barbwire
Barbwire Bat
Stop Sign

Hehe.

 

[Wrestling Station]

You guys are missing the point here, Im trying to say; why using the commentary table will not cause you a DQ but a bareknuckle would as an example?

 

[SnackZ]

Use of any weapon by HAND usually results in a DQ. The reason the outside the ring things you meantioned are not auto DQ's is because none of them involve actually picking up or touching said weapon but using the surroundings just like they were an extension of the ring. Makes perfect sense to me. Not a contradiction imo.

 

[MikeRaw]

Exactly, SnackZ. Throwing a guy into the barricade, ringsteps, or announce table, is viewed the same or similar to tossing a guy into the turnbuckle. You're not actually picking it up, and hitting him, you're just using it the same as the ring.
Now, obviously if it was an actual sport, you would be DQ'd for that, but since it's not, it's kind of just accepted that those are the rules.