Wins and losses...

**hb2k** · 11-22-2005, 09:51 AM

The fact is, fans get behind winners. That's one of the reasons Batista's turn worked so damn well, the whole time HHH was playing him, he was one step ahead. They won't get behind people who lose. I don't mean everyone needs to be Bill Goldberg to get over, because a great match with a loss can do more than a win in some cases (like when Shelton lost to Shawn, the match was so competitive and good that it made Shelton look like he belonged), but when people lose in bad curcumstances, or in a meaningless manner (like Hardy losing to Conway, and Shelton losing to Masters), it hurts the faces momentum, and stops the crowd from believing in him.

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11-22-2005, 09:51 AM	#7
hb2k Do Unto Others... Posts: 2,086	The fact is, fans get behind winners. That's one of the reasons Batista's turn worked so damn well, the whole time HHH was playing him, he was one step ahead. They won't get behind people who lose. I don't mean everyone needs to be Bill Goldberg to get over, because a great match with a loss can do more than a win in some cases (like when Shelton lost to Shawn, the match was so competitive and good that it made Shelton look like he belonged), but when people lose in bad curcumstances, or in a meaningless manner (like Hardy losing to Conway, and Shelton losing to Masters), it hurts the faces momentum, and stops the crowd from believing in him.