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Make a heel delusional or actually intimidating and it'll work fine. Look at Mark Henry. He was a big bully that never backed down and it worked to no end. It's not rocket science, but WWE tries to make it such.
I asked you that question because I was searching something about Sammartino, and the day he lost his championship to Koloff people actually cried for that. It was a thing that made people really hate Koloff, first because he was russian and second because he defeated Sammartino that was an american icon in the middle of the cold war. In that time it was a bold move for the WWWF to do something like that, and whether you knew the business was fake or not, you had to feel bad for that.I rarely hate anyone. He worked as a heel though.
I asked you that question because I was searching something about Sammartino, and the day he lost his championship to Koloff people actually cried for that. It was a thing that made people really hate Koloff, first because he was russian and second because he defeated Sammartino that was an american icon in the middle of the cold war. In that time it was a bold move for the WWWF to do something like that, and whether you knew the business was fake or not, you had to feel bad for that.
What can WWE use to make everyone hate a wrestler? Push guys that suck? The PG environment isn't making me hate no one, I mean only guys that I feel that sucks, such like Brodus Clay as "The Funkassaurus"
You're overthinking this. Wrestling back then was WAY different. On top of that, Bruno held the title for over seven years. For a lot of fans, they didn't remember him not being champion. That doesn't work today.
For the love of god I've explained this. Make heels intimidating instead of cowards or stop making them use logic that people can agree with. Is there clear enough for you or do I have to spell it out even clearer?
KB let's say you're starting a promotion, and you are the Vince Mcmahon of your promotion. What is the first step towards a successful promotion?
Keep things simple. Don't expand further than you're capable of. Also don't start presenting things until you're ready to go for sure.
Nope. I'd have it set up in advance, but with enough room to change things up if it didn't go right.
But that, like, makes sense.
Imagine that: a lifetime wrestling fan makes more sense than writers who want to work on soap operas but have no idea what they're talking about with wrestling.
Eh well what can you do.
Also: get someone that knows how wrestling works on your payroll as an adviser. No matter how much I watch, it's a completely different way of looking at things to have worked in wrestling.