Was he actually over, or was he just the beneficiary of hot Attitude Era crowds popping for everything?
Was he actually over, or was he just the beneficiary of hot Attitude Era crowds popping for everything?
Lucas Howard
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Anthony Howard
He was pretty over OP.
Caleb Moore
he was over. nobody popped for d-lo during their match at summerslam but they screamed their heads off for val during his entrance and the match.
Juan Lee
The Big Valbowski was as over as a lower-mid card guy can get. But Attitude Era crowds were objectively better. They actually went to shows to have fun, not live-blog their reactions to their faggy twitter friends.
Parker Barnes
Levi Carter
Zoomsters only take part in social activities to gain social status. What's alarming is the rate at which the majority have fallen for uniform identity as a form of security. They feel safe only when surrounded by likeminded people and literally flip out from anxiety when pressed with adversity or true diversity of ideals. This nervous tendency to huddle up in crowds for security and the illusion of strength through numbers is nothing more than a form of cowardice, they are too gay to dream outside their bubbles and too gay to act on anything the group may disapprove of. Basically E crowds are reddit.
Dominic Long
Metlzer and Wolfchad both have statistics that show Val had very low rated segments
Christopher Ramirez
at any given time, the wrestling industry ironically supports one "weiner/cock/dick" gimmick
Carter Gray
Both and that's why it's so important to draw casuals. It's easier to get people over when you have millions of new casual fans that haven't watched your product for years and know all the tricks and gimmicks. Hardcore fans are pure cancer to an entertaining product and catering to them only makes the show worse.
Kayden Evans
He was the Joey Ryan of his time
Bentley Peterson
Based user with the knowledge
Jordan Martinez
Mmmmmm, comparing the big Val to that indy cringe faggot Ryan? Wrestlers Court,7am sharp, bring breakfast and coffee for the boys and a 300 word double-spaced apology
Christopher Collins
How the fuck didn't either of them die when Rikishi jumped off the cage?
Bentley Howard
Uh, no. The Big Valbowski was good.
Nathaniel Sanders
Swear I read an interview with Rikishi recently where he talked about how they managed to do that spot without them both dying, but I can't find it anywhere.
Joseph Mitchell
Shouldn't have eaten that whole plate of hotdogs
Jose Miller
>they are too gay
Kek
Aaron Johnson
He was the man OP. A sexual deviant. Back then, that was something people respected.
Colton Jones
>Shouldn't have eaten that whole plate of hotdogs
that was his payment though
Justin Sanders
>lolbertarians
Kevin Hernandez
>Anarchist
>cannabis Connoiseur
Kayden Morris
everybody was over then because pretty much everyone had some kind of character and was allowed to be entertaining
Jack Johnson
The Big Valbloatski
Angel Myers
Val was over with the women, his target demo. The teen boys thought he was funny but little else. I think he could've been a top guy with a slight change in gimmick.
He also would've fit in with DX.
Parker Jones
the Now picture isn't him. It's his brother who wrestles or wrestled on the indies. I forget what his name is
Cameron Williams
>The teen boys thought he was funny but little else
Wrong, they thought he was BASED because he was fucking Jenna Jameson.
Charles Watson
He was 100% over because it was basically smut.
People cheered most for the things that were the most un-PG, like Austin and bra and panty matches.
Juan Miller
Russo wanted him to be in DX but DX guys politiced against it
Aaron Hughes
he was over
Luke Lopez
beneficiary of hot Attitude Era crowds popping for everything.
When Test and Brian Grandmaster came back nobody cared.
Hunter Sullivan
Isaiah Sullivan
If someone makes an appearance and the crowd pops, they're over to an extent.
Eli Russell
discount Rick Rude wasn't ever over