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Any acual good heels left?
Ok, I was sitting in class today and I was thinking. What heel makes you boo because he is that good of a heel? I can't remember booing because the person was good at his character.
HHH comes close at times, but never would get me to boo if I was at the arena. Kurt Angle could never make me boo. Randy Orton dosn't seem to do it, to me it is just like 2 regular guys in a wrestling match now a days. Sorry for typos that are probably in here, I am kind of in a rush :D Edit: I know Kurt is a Face now, was just a example that I can't take him serious as a heel. |
Murdoch. I just fucking HATE him, in a good way.
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HHH is good when he tries.
Orton was good, but they killed the character. Simon Dean gets a good reaction from me but I haven't seen him in a while. JBL's still gold. |
Cena is an awesome heel, gets booed alot and poeple love to do it.
Edit: I can write an edit note but not check my spelling. |
JBL and Edge
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JBL....thats it
I also like how they are having mark henry not be afriad of the undertaker. + |
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Carlito
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How did I forget Carrrrrlito.
Also, I spit in the face of people who don't think finlay is a fighting Irish Bastard. |
Shane o' Mac is doing an awesome job at the moment.
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JBL.
Carlito (well, mostly he makes you laugh, then he does that Reigns Neckbreaker on Victoria, and you remember -- oh yeah, he's a HEEL) Orton (before they effed him up) so yeah... I'm thinking, JBL really goes the extra mile to get those boos. Though, his "WRESTLING......GOD" thing is funny enough. |
Kennedy's a good heel too, if you don't mind the fact that he's out with an injury.
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Though I always wanna cheer along with "...Kennedy."
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He's like Carlito. You wanna laugh at their antics but boo out of respect. They're more like childish heels.
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:shifty: I think he's supposed to be a heel right now. The problem is, WWE forgot one important thing... You give the fans something to chant along to, instant face reaction (Even if they boo you 12 seconds later) |
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re good. But that's pretty close to the definition of a "tweener." |
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It was those bad apples I tells ya! |
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Again, a lot of the heel characters end up with people cheering them because <s>they're the only GOOD characters</s> of some bad apples. |
Either these are references to Carlito, or the Witch from Snow White.
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NOTE Skippord belives Chris Sabin should turn heel in TNA
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He should turn his heels and make his way to WWE.
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If they were to push him then I would be all for it
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Bobby Roode
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Adam Pearce, he has an old school feel to him
Jimmy Rave, if you watch ROH enough said. If not, instead of streamers for Jimmy...they throw toilet paper In the E, Finlay I guess. And Cena, that guy knows how to get the people against him. |
Edge is a good heel; especially when he had the belt.
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Masters is a great heel because he dosn't have to do ANYTHING for you to hate him besides have an intro.
Trips is trips, he can make anyone a face if he wants. Orton, before the last HIAC with Taker =/ Lita... what? you tell me you don't cringe when she talks. true heel material. |
Orton has been tearing it up as a heel, minus the whole "Eddies in Hell" thing.
Edge is doing well I think. JBL also, the guy everyone loves to hate. |
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Vince is great as the evil boss. Though I really could do without seeing a sixty year old man's arse cheeks at 4 in the morning.
Christ, never thought I'd have to say that again. |
Again?
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1: Heels become faces become heels become faces become tweeners become faces... and all of that happens in just a year. When half the roster turns over the course of a PPV (Invasion) you watch the next night and have no idea who to boo. You almost need a score card for some of these guys. Big Show's a perfect example.
2: I'm burnt out on using the ropes for leverage. I get the feeling that everyone else is too. After a certain point of seeing every match finish with a cheat or interference in favor of the heel or a botched cheat/ interference in favor of the face, you'd rather just not watch at all any more 3: Faces win too much. Keep score of the finish of Raw and Smackdown for a while. The number of times a face wins a main event match heavily outweighs the number of times a heel wins (they never win cleanly if they do...) The face is supposed to be the underdog. Why would I ever be interested in a PPV match between Kurt Angle vs. John Cena if Angle gnashes his teeth and says, "I just can't seem to beat that Cena guy!" Same goes for Edge. Everybody remembers the bulley at school. If the bulley constantly got what was coming to him he wouldn't be a threat anymore, and you really wouldn't care if he got in trouble anymore. 4: Championships... Let's take a count here: WWE title -- Cena (face) Last held by Edge for 2 weeks World title -- Angle (face) last held by Batista (face) for almost a year Intercontinental -- Shelton (heel? tweener? really weak ass heel?) US -- Benoit (face) last held by Booker T who never really defended it. Women's -- Trish (face) last held by who cares... Cruiser -- Helms, but it changes once every other week World tag titles -- Show and Kane (faces?) last defended....... WWE tag titles -- MNM So the only title that's acutally held by strong heels right now is the WWE tag titles. How can a heel be credible if they never get a championship run? |
WWE thinks that giving us candy (The faces dominating) will turn us on to the product again.
I liked Batista as a dominant champion, and if Cena had stayed away from becoming a real face, I wouldn't have minded either. Shelton's a really weak heel, and I can't buy this whole "mama's boy" angle. He seems more like an oblivious kid most of the time. The "ropes for leverage" bit is annoying, but they really don't have much diversity in the heels either. They need more types of heels to open up the options. |
the lsat heel who really got to me was JBL. I would watch every ppv just to see him loose the damn belt
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