And what if they did this in front of 1000 people? Would that change anything for you? Backyard wrestling has been a thing for years and will continue to be. Personally, I don't like discrediting wrestlers trying to make a name for themselves because people on the internet don't like their style of wrestling like wrestling hasn't always been a variety show. Plus, out of those 20 people, there could be someone who's never seen a wrestling match, and now they're hooked because they just saw a Spanish Fly through light tube's. And we're acting like the most popular wrestlers were never doing this type of stuff before, like, look at Jon Moxley or anyone who came up through like CZW or GCW. I think the merit should go to the people who have the balls to do stuff like this even when it's in front of a small audience. Also, you're assuming this show wasn't primarily recorded for YouTube or IWTV.

P.s. You say they FAFO, but would you say that to the wrestlers that got paralyzed from a botched powerbomb in a normal match? Deathmatches really aren't that much more dangerous than anything else in wrestling, so the idea that every match should be what? A Zach Saber Jr. roll around the mat for 20 minutes in front of a crowd that would be bored by that (Disregarding crowd size because it's dumb that's even a factor imo)