(10 Apr 2015, 9:37 pm)MurdnunoC wrote It's more of a ceremonial role in modern-day wrestling where they do nothing more than ring the bell to signify the beginning or end of matches. In the past, their role would have included the enforcement and management of time within matches when time-limits and rounds were more prevalent. Obviously, as wrestling transitioned from being semi-legit to worked, their duties became more obsolescent over time.The only time I ever notice a bell in wrestling these days is when they have the 10 bell tribute when somebody dies or when they use a 'guest' timekeeper
