Thread: Is "The Cena Generation" the last new fan base?
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Old 10-10-2020, 07:05 PM   #40
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Originally Posted by Slik View Post
Not sure what (if anything) wrestling can do to get kids interest

Maybe 'more flips' and cool gymnastic like moves are the best bet...the future might need to be flips?
Honestly, I think they need to go the other way. They need people that look the part. Even with how checkered a past as Lars Sullivan has, that dude looks like a 1980's heel wrestler.

Is he going to move the needle with us jaded decades long fans, probably not one bit. But that's the kind of thing that can build a new fanbase.

A scary looking unstoppable monster eventually gets taken down by a good guy the kids can get into.

Adam Cole on the other hand, a bad guy with a faction, we established fans can see workrate and all that and appreciate his work, but a 6 year old kid seeing wrestling for the first time isn't getting hooked on Adam Cole vs Johnny Gargano.
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