Thread: DISCUSSION - Do fans want to cheer "The Heel" in today's wrestling era?
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Old 06-08-2004, 11:59 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Anybody Thrilla
These are all very good points, but if the WWE actually tried to market their product with their premier superstars portrayed as rule breakers, cocky bastards, and loudmouths, I think it would only be a matter of time before different groups would be breathing down their necks (F.C.C., Mothers Against Fake Fighting, whoever the fuck).

...or maybe I'm looking too far into it. Anybody agree?
I don't see that happening.

WWE wouldn't get any more problems than it already has now with it's product in terms of censorship and risque behavior if more faces began to act like heels. WWE is going to be caught up in a lot of of that in the next few months after Bradshaw's intelligent heat generator in Germany.

It would be an entertainment-friendly move because the casual fans aren't interested in just wrestling, they love it when someone completely slams someone else on the mic, it's human nautre. It's not like WWE is going to be inducing Nazi or Imperialist influence anymore.

I don't see why only the heels should be restricted to doing that because it's obvious the faces can't draw huge pops anymore except in the ring.
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