"Wrestlers" largely maintains narrative integrity, focusing on real people and the actual struggles of running a wrestling promotion. There's little evidence of storylines or character arcs being bent to suit a political or identity-driven agenda. The show shines a light on diverse wrestlers, but in ways that fit naturally within the wrestling world.

Traditional values like family, ambition, and overcoming adversity are prominent. Masculinity is not undermined, and wrestling’s rough-and-tumble culture is presented with respect, despite showcasing a few diverse backgrounds. There is no overt attempt to attack or subvert foundational cultural values.

Different backgrounds are present, and while there’s brief nods to inclusion, "Wrestlers" allows multiple perspectives and doesn't villainize more traditional types. Alternative viewpoints within wrestling are presented, not mocked. The show feels more about grit than grandstanding.