In light of recent conversation, I was wondering what everybody thinks about this.
Does the man behind the wrestlers personality have anything to do with their ability to get over with fans? And should it?
John Cena as an example.
All around good guy. Supports the troops, visits sick kids etc. His in ring persona is much the same. BUT. Do people connect with his character so well because he is everything he appears to be?
If he was a douche in real life, do you think that he would be as successful as the face he is?
I just used him as an example, but I was wondering what everyone thinks about it in general.
Maryse is so much better than a cow, she is a donkey.
lmao @LKP Maryse as a cow not a Moo Moo cow but as in bitch ROFL, Dude if you say she is a cow she is a cow if you say bitch you mean bitch One's a dog one's a cow. Which do you mean. IMO(from a girls point of view) she is both lol
In the uk dude you would get what im saying lol. A cow here is like a bitch lol.
Like a hee-haw donkey, or does this have some 'other' meaning to it as well?
You a chick, bro? Or are you just assuming something from a womens point of view?
If personalities represent personas, how do you explain Chyna and Beth? Are they women tapping into their masculine side, vice versa....
Or how about Goldust?
No i meant being as that your from the UK you would know. I guess its a welsh thing. .
Like a hee-haw donkey, or does this have some 'other' meaning to it as well?
You a chick, bro? Or are you just assuming something from a womens point of view?
If personalities represent personas, how do you explain Chyna and Beth? Are they women tapping into their masculine side, vice versa....
Or how about Goldust?
-No I was just messing, I was basically taking it too far.
-I think Beth and Chyna are just feaks of nature.
-Goldust probably has multiple personalities or something like that (I can't think of the name of it).