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The current wwe product has let me to believe that you can be sub mid in the ring as long as you have a catchphrase they can slap on a few dozen items of merchandise and you'll work for a slightly better than indy wages.
As has been shown with Logan Paul - you can teach how to work, but you can't teach how to get Over.
For as much of a dumpster fire he was in the ring, Enzo could get over. Logan Paul may be an outlier in how quickly he took to in-ring work, but even if he was mid as hell he'd still be over as a heel.
Here's something you might find funny, here are the rules that Kidd Bandit gave for his tranny wrestling show that's set to occur on July 3rd. Ver archivo adjunto 9215407
Here's something you might find funny, here are the rules that Kidd Bandit gave for his tranny wrestling show that's set to occur on July 3rd. Ver archivo adjunto 9215407
Not to mention he is impossible to take seriously because literally anyone on the roster could smack him across the arena like some roman soldier out of Astrix. 205 live beating the shit out of him will always be his greatest moment.
Here's something you might find funny, here are the rules that Kidd Bandit gave for his tranny wrestling show that's set to occur on July 3rd. Ver archivo adjunto 9215407
Here's something you might find funny, here are the rules that Kidd Bandit gave for his tranny wrestling show that's set to occur on July 3rd. Ver archivo adjunto 9215407
The tipping is what annoys me about that. I know this site hates trannies but rule #1 is pretty valid; if you're gonna just heckle and be a dick, why even waste your money on a ticket which financially supports them?
Can our luche experts confirm if this claim of tipping culture is true? I've heard stories of Mexican crowds throwing peso coins at wrestlers but I always thought that was them implying that the wrestlers were dimeless shitters,
Can our luche experts confirm if this claim of tipping culture is true? I've heard stories of Mexican crowds throwing peso coins at wrestlers but I always thought that was them implying that the wrestlers were dimeless shitters,
Not a lucha expert, but I'm pretty sure it's a thing for people to throw money into the ring after a good match for the wrestlers. These trannies just see that, not knowing or caring that it's supposed to be for being such a good performer that people feel they earn it, and just want free gibs. It's funny that half of the rules seem to be just give them money/pay the vendors working with them, I guess Bandit isn't planning on having enough money himself to pay talent and is passing it to the dozen or so marks who will actually show up to this garbage.
now we need to get some shekels together to start an opposition for the t4t wrestling league, with mirrornoir and trent as the headbookers and literal fucking who's from the indie scene.
