Thread: Building and Maintaining a Wrestler (What WWE obviously doesn't understand)
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Old 12-17-2006, 03:35 AM   #3
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I agree with pretty much everything that was said in the original post, to certain degrees.

I think a proper undefeated streak would be pretty awesome. Remember when they used to count Goldberg's wins in WCW? How many times has The Boogeyman won? Exactly. I don't know why, but I'd like to see the following character brought in to the WWE:

A guy who writes the number of victories on his chest, or something. Don't explain it straight away, but rather have him show up one week with "2" written on his chest. Then the next week with three. Eventually the commentators and fans would catch on. Give this gimmick to Paul Burchill, I could see it working for him. Eventually you can have him come out in gowns, with the number printed on the back, and his character can evolve. On PPVs, he can get special themed attire, with the number printed on it, etc.

I think an undefeated streak like this would be fascinating to watch evolve. And I think that is the key word: evolve. Streaks need to evolve in this day and age, if they are going to mean anything.
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