Thread: QUESTION - If Ryback can appeal to the "child demographic", should the WWE turn Cena heel?
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Old 11-18-2012, 05:50 AM   #41
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Originally Posted by Heyman View Post
Keep in mind that kids view superstars entirely different than you and I might.

While we might find Ryback's gimmick to be potentially one dimensional and boring, don't underestimate kids' loyalty.

We all saw how kids reacted to Hulk Hogan and Ultimate Warrior back in the day, and I think Ryback can do the same. The Ultimate Warrior example is a good one in my opinion.

Kids love winners and aren't as critical over one dimensional gimmicks provided that the one dimensional gimmick whoops ass most of the time and is genuinely a "good" and relatable guy.
But why kill one cash-cow to maybe make another?
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