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Old 11-16-2012, 12:56 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by James Steele View Post
Pretty good analogy. I think it has more to do about personality than anything. Owen/DB loved wrestling but it didn't consume them if they weren't the "top guy". Bret and Punk feel truly offended, angry, and empty if they aren't the "top guy". Charisma wise, promo wise, etc., I think Bret has the least of the 4 in the analogy.
But do they feel empty because they feel like the fans should OWE them more, or do they feel empty because they underestimate their own skills?

Reason I bring that up is this: While the "competition" aspect isn't there in terms of wins/losses, you still have to get your shit together to be at the top. So, wouldn't someone that has a true desire BE angry and upset if they weren't at the top? So long as they blame(d) themselves and no one else, this seems perfectly logical in the spirit of competition.
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