Wrestlers who would do anything for wrestling...

**Mr. Nerfect** · 04-02-2010, 03:17 AM

Kane was the first man who came to mind. When The Undertaker is willing to let you end his WrestleMania streak, but you say "No, thanks -- let someone else do it," you know you've got a modest man. It was The Franchise who first mentioned Kane, in a post that also mentioned Val Venis. I'd agree with Venis, too. Lance Storm once said that Val is "too nice" to ever get a push for himself.

John Cena would probably do anything for the WWE. If the WWE asked him to put over some random dude tomorrow, he would almost certainly do it (see: Sheamus). It's just the WWE don't ask Cena to do anything.

I get where people are coming from with Triple H. It's tricky, though -- there's definitely a lot of self-preservation about Triple H. Granted, this allowed him to be the big star he is today, which in turns lends more strength to people when he does put them over. I wouldn't call Triple H a "selfless company man" though. The same goes for The Undertaker.

Chris Jericho is one guy I would mention, though. The guy will gladly lose to JTG if asked to. William Regal is another, as well. The man will do anything asked of him to entertain.

04-02-2010, 03:17 AM	#11
Mr. Nerfect Posts: 61,634	Kane was the first man who came to mind. When The Undertaker is willing to let you end his WrestleMania streak, but you say "No, thanks -- let someone else do it," you know you've got a modest man. It was The Franchise who first mentioned Kane, in a post that also mentioned Val Venis. I'd agree with Venis, too. Lance Storm once said that Val is "too nice" to ever get a push for himself. John Cena would probably do anything for the WWE. If the WWE asked him to put over some random dude tomorrow, he would almost certainly do it (see: Sheamus). It's just the WWE don't ask Cena to do anything. I get where people are coming from with Triple H. It's tricky, though -- there's definitely a lot of self-preservation about Triple H. Granted, this allowed him to be the big star he is today, which in turns lends more strength to people when he does put them over. I wouldn't call Triple H a "selfless company man" though. The same goes for The Undertaker. Chris Jericho is one guy I would mention, though. The guy will gladly lose to JTG if asked to. William Regal is another, as well. The man will do anything asked of him to entertain.