Bad Gimmicks Made Good/That You Enjoyed

[hb2k]

For this week's podcast, we're looking at examples in wrestling history of bad gimmicks made good, and are keen to get some feedback on cases that you always thought stood out to you in that vain. Couple of ways to look at this one, so feel free to give an example of either

1 - A bad gimmick that either the promotion or the wrestler worked hard at and made it work, and what you feel was the reason it did.

Or

2 - A bad gimmick that, for whatever reason, worked for you and you personally enjoyed despite the common opinion that it sucked, and why you got into it.

Of course the key question is why - the more detail the better. As always the best posts will be read on the show and you'll be credited accordingly, but looking forward to seeing which ones stand out to you guys.

EDIT - The podcast discussing Bad Gimmicks Made Good, or bad gimmicks you flat out just enjoyed, is now available at the following link: http://squaredcirclegazette.podbean....ksMadeGood.mp3