Dose it take a wrestler or a gimmick to get over?

**Rollermacka** · 10-29-2008, 12:33 PM

With all this talk about older gimmicks and when the WWE began to suck I wanted to open up the dissucion once more if it takes a talented wrestler to make a gimmick or a good gimmick to make a wrestler? What I mean is I was looking at some old early 90's WCW matches and they had "Mean" Mark Callous, Stunning Steve Austin and Jean Paul Levesqe all on the roster at one point or the other and these men eventally became The Undertaker, Stone Cold, and Triple H that really helped put the WWE over WCW in the late 90's. There are good examples of talented wrestlers like Terry Taylor or DDP given crappy gimmicks Red Rooster and "It's a good thing" where they didnt get over because of it. So do you think that it takes a good gimmick to get a wrestler over, or dose it take a good wrestler to get a gimmick over?

10-29-2008, 12:33 PM	#1
Rollermacka Gets Hardcore in the gym Posts: 4,565	Dose it take a wrestler or a gimmick to get over? With all this talk about older gimmicks and when the WWE began to suck I wanted to open up the dissucion once more if it takes a talented wrestler to make a gimmick or a good gimmick to make a wrestler? What I mean is I was looking at some old early 90's WCW matches and they had "Mean" Mark Callous, Stunning Steve Austin and Jean Paul Levesqe all on the roster at one point or the other and these men eventally became The Undertaker, Stone Cold, and Triple H that really helped put the WWE over WCW in the late 90's. There are good examples of talented wrestlers like Terry Taylor or DDP given crappy gimmicks Red Rooster and "It's a good thing" where they didnt get over because of it. So do you think that it takes a good gimmick to get a wrestler over, or dose it take a good wrestler to get a gimmick over?