I grew up in the ruthless aggression era, but i heard he can work in the ring, is that true?
I grew up in the ruthless aggression era, but i heard he can work in the ring, is that true?
Brayden Thomas
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Hudson Cooper
He could work anywhere
Hunter Torres
Macho was a pioneer for just straight up planning matches out in segments.
Dude check out Randy VS Steamboat.
Macho was legit fucking amazing.
Jace Baker
yes. he was the perfect mix of 80s roided over the top character and today's star marks. perfection
Camden Allen
People nowadays shit on this match saying it's overhyped. Fucking retards
Tyler Harris
Watch his match against Tito Santana in the Boston Garden for the Intercontinental Championship on February 8th, 1986.
Logan Bell
Zoomers cant handle the madness
Adrian Lopez
I dunno. People rank John Cena above him, so I guess not.
Tyler Morris
Macho Man was very good in the ring, especially for his time. Athletic and he knew how to tell a story in a match.
Add to that his excellent character work, top-tier look, and understanding of when to put guys over, and he is one of the all-time greats.
Ryder Sanchez
>His Hulk Hogan diss track was kino
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>So was his tribute to Mr Perfect
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Long live Macho man
Angel Gutierrez
Macho Man is the definition of full package
>god tier promos
>god tier look
>god tier in ring
Gavin Young
Amazing worker, talker, and storyteller. Macho was one of the all time greats. Although his WCW career was rather disappointing, his work with WWF, and Memphis territory before that, were the stuff of legend. He could work a great match with anyone. One of my favorites was his match with Warrior at WrestleMania VII (Savage's retirement match). This match is a prime example that solid storytelling is more important than chain wrestling or having a lot of moves in your repertoire. In one match, Savage went from a hated heel to a redeemed, beloved babyface, reunited with his former valet and girlfriend (shoot wife), and put over the "new" talent. The crowd reaction was unreal. And Warrior was a known stiff and one-dimensional character. This was all Randy planning out the match, feeding off the crowd, telling a story throughout and after. Brilliant stuff.
Aaron Richardson
>People rank John Cena above him
Benjamin Kelly
Never had a ***** match
Alexander Kelly
he was the velveteen dream of the 80s
Logan Cooper
Care to extrapolate?
Caleb Cooper
based
Aaron Adams
Care to extrapolate?
Nicholas Cooper
based
Jacob Rodriguez
Literally who
David Davis
Care to extrapolate?
Dominic Fisher
These was all me
Tyler Rodriguez
Who?
Structurally, it's pretty damn perfect.
Brandon Harris
>People rank John Cena above him, so I guess not.
Blasphemy
Matthew Hughes
General criticism is that it's more robotic then other GOAT matches.
Isaiah Phillips
Only because Meltzer only judges workrate, even though storytelling before, during, and after the match is equally important.