Thread: Dose it take a wrestler or a gimmick to get over?
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Old 10-29-2008, 02:17 PM   #4
Triple Naitch
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I think the gimmick is more important in getting people over. The mass public could care less about the in-ring skills of some wrestlers. Look at Charlie Haas. Nobody gave a shit about him, even though he is one of the better technicians in WWE, until he got his latest gimmick. Now he is being cheered better than ever before.
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