No. Whilst UFC is chereographed like WWE--i.e. that it has camerapeople showcasing the action for fans at home--UFC is actual real-life, knock-drag-out fighting in a ocagonally-shaped cage, whereas WWE is basically real people playing characters and having those characters fight in the ring, due to set up storylines (ex: Kane and 'Taker as half-brothers, even though Glen Thomas Jacobs was born outside of the States [in Spain] and Mark William Calaway was raised in the States [in Houston, Texas]). Whereas UFC is unpredictable and not preplanned, WWE has its winners picked often before the matches are assigned. Despite the predetermined nature of the WWE though, it is up to the performers to put on a believable match, which means that a lot of stiff shots--like some punches and kicks--and of course, anything with weapons and involving bleeding, would be genuinely done, which would mean that it would hurt and not be "fake" as some hecklers call it, because the stiff shots are real-time shots to a respective body part and the weapons--though bendable--have hardly any give to them & the blood that pours is real due to the talent literally cutting themselves open when the cameras pan to either the announcers, the live audience, or any possible intereference, or to the referee.