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Morrison is not the whole/total package. Sorry, but he's not. I used this a while back, but Bret Hart in his book refers to the three things it takes to make a wrestling star — look, talk and work rate. He grades every star up to ten in each category and states that you need a minimum of I believe twenty to be considered a star. In that respect, Hogan had something like a 10 (look), 10 (talk) and 2 (work) for a total of 22, for example.
Using this method, Morrison might be a star, but he's not the "total package". He's something of a 9 (look), 2 (talk), 9 (work). That's your twenty minimum, but he's just barely made it because he couldn't verbally punch his way out of a paper bag. In terms of selling himself on a microphone, he falls way, way short of stardom. This is the same issue Jeff Hardy has, for example, who I'd also grade something in a 9, 2, 10 mold. Enough for stardom, but total package? No.
Using this method, Morrison might be a star, but he's not the "total package". He's something of a 9 (look), 2 (talk), 9 (work). That's your twenty minimum, but he's just barely made it because he couldn't verbally punch his way out of a paper bag. In terms of selling himself on a microphone, he falls way, way short of stardom. This is the same issue Jeff Hardy has, for example, who I'd also grade something in a 9, 2, 10 mold. Enough for stardom, but total package? No.