Thread: Define what you consider a "Great Wrestler"
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Old 06-08-2005, 10:23 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by MiguelBahena
A "Great Wrestler" would be someone who's name isn't Paul Levesque
A) THATS MY GIMMICK ASSHOLE!!!


B) A great wrestler is a combination of 6 things.

1. Overall Wrestling Ability
2. Charisma (In-Ring)
3. Charima (Out-of-ring)
4. Mic Skills
5. Ability As Heel or Face
6. Ring Psychology (Selling, etc.)

Now before people bitch about mic skills and charisma being the same thing. SHUT UP. Charisma is often mistaken for mic skills. Chris Benoit is charismatic as hell. He has an in-ring & out-of-ring intensity and presence that is really rare. That's charisma. Sure, its not Rock or Hogan charisma but how many people have that kind of charisma. However, Benoit can cut an awesome promo. Sure, it won't get Benoit chants from the 80 year old lady in Nantucket but it will get you into Benoit. It will make you feel Benoit.
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