Hangman is the main character. Even been called it on the show a lot.
There's a few other terms too like Jobber/Jabroni = Talent who is paid to lose to make others look good, as in "Doing the Job", Booker = The person behind the scenes responsible for writing finishes and pushing talent, and writing the stories. Agent = The person responsible for making sure the match goes smoothly, and leading wrestlers through the flow and story of the match backstage. Botch = An unintentional fuck up during a wrestling match or angle. Angle = Any segment on a wrestling show that is not a wrestling match itself, it can also mean a story. Burial = A more or less outdated term, but a burial is where a booker and other wrestlers intentionally make another talent look bad, weak, or not worthy of being in the company. Pop = A reaction from the crowd. Heat = A reaction from the crowd when a heel does something dastardly or intentionally makes the crowd angry, but not hostile; Cheap Heat can consist of either mocking an audience, their hometown, a local sports team, or a hometown wrestler.Mochii_Mars said:thank you guys for explaining some things
Cody Rhodes is called the Quarterback but he don't throw no damn footballs (lol). I get that. It just feels like Death Riders are still main story on RAW even after losingO-Blaze said:
The main villains are always the drivers of the story, but they’re not the ones you’re supposed to be rooting for the main character is the good guy your stone cold, your hogan, etc.
Oh, I get it. I’ve never knocked them like other people do. Because they are owned by a TV company. They care more about ratings than they do about pay-per-view buys.
Another way to compare it to how AEW is booked. You tune in on a Wednesday or Saturday, and you sometimes get a PPV Quality match as the opener.
The best. I honestly couldn’t think of two better people to put together at the main event level in 1995 WCW than these two right here. Only guy missing is Sting.
