Thread: Can you hate a heel that cleanly wins?
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Old 09-13-2010, 03:44 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Dave Youell View Post
Depends on the gimmick.

Mr Perfect for instance, did everything, well. Perfectly. So he'd hit a move and then be smug as fuck about it after. You can still get that heat and be amazing at the same time, providing your reactions are enough to warrent a response.

Kurt Angle as a heel managed to pull that off quite well also
I think it was the constant changing of Angle being a face and a heel that helped him out in that department. Also being the Olympic Gold Medalist makes it more believable that he would win so many matches as a heel.

I remember Triple H winning clean many times as a heel, and I really couldn't stand him during the Evolution era.
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