JohnnyD1024
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It's funny how people forget that Wyatt wins more often than not. He beat Ambrose completely, Kane and Bryan too. He also beat Cena a number of times.
Newsflash: heels win most battles before losing the war. It's been the wrestling model my whole life.
Which of those was big or didn't happen first in order for someone to get even more over on the rematch? Bryan/Cena especially.
And Taker was their chance to truly pass the torch to him, but I'm not as mad at it as I am some others.
IMO, the biggest fallacy in the eyes of wrestling fans think you have to win to get over. Basically, that means Zayn didn't get over Monday night
If you can go in the ring, you'll get over. If you aren't "great" in the ring, but you have a lot of charisma and/or a good character that people can root for/against, you'll still get over.
IMO, the biggest fallacy in the eyes of wrestling fans think you have to win to get over. Basically, that means Zayn didn't get over Monday night
That would really only make sense if the ultimate goal was to take down Lesnar when he returns.
