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Old 04-20-2008, 09:28 PM   #33
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyCool View Post
Hogan could tell a story back then. Sure it was the same story of overcoming the odds and hulking out to get a win, but he could tell a story.
Anyone can tell a story. Fuck, everything in there is a story. The idea is to tell a good one. And it's not always as simple as that.

Also, I disagree with marketability. Obviously to make money you need marketability, but that's an easy out. If people want to buy what you're selling, you have something marketable. It's so easy to say "the most successful wrestlers are the ones that make money." No shit. Connecting to crowds is probably a succinct way of making point. Or looking like you do. Take Cena, John for example. The guy doesn't help PPV buys and TV ratings (although he apparently moves merchandise), so he's not really "marketable," but he's still found a lot of success within the industry.
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