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When you think of overselling a move, names like Shawn Michaels, The Rock and Ric Flair are often notorious for doing so. Ric Flair being one of my favorite oversellers in history was so great at it. For example, getting a low blow or some shit, walking around three to five seconds after receiving one, then falling. Hilarious. The Rock, Shawn Michaels would often make their opponents look great when overselling. Bubba Ray Dudley is also one that sticks out. I'll admit it, I love overselling. Whether it's for the laughs or making the opponent look good, someone overselling is one of my favoirte things in wrestling.
Shawn Michaels has oversold in plenty of matches but one that sticks out is his match with Hulk Hogan at Summerslam 2005. I don't know how accurate this story is but Michaels promised he would job to Hogan, but Hogan would put Michaels over the month after. However Hogan complained his back was in pain and said he would not face Shawn again. So Shawn being a complete asshole oversold every move sarcastically to embarass Hogan. Shawn Michaels made this match look totally unbelievable by overseling the dumbest moves like Hogan's shoulder block, back body drop and even his Big Boot. But at the same time, how great did Hogan look during this match? When Hogan threw Michaels over the top rope, and Michaels over sold it, why is it considered bad?
The Rock overselling The Stunner at Wrestlemania 17.
The Rock, also being notorious for overselling, oversold in one of the gretest, most popular matches in the last decade; his match with "Stone Cold" Steve Austin at Wrestlemania 17. Watch the video. The Rock hilariously oversells the Stunner and makes Austin's move look painfully great. But so many people have prolems with overselling a move. Why? Because it's so unrealistic?
Do you find anything wrong with overselling?
Who's your favorite overseller?
Who's the worst at selling?
Discuss.
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Shawn Michaels overselling at Summerslam 2005.
Shawn Michaels overselling at Summerslam 2005.
Shawn Michaels has oversold in plenty of matches but one that sticks out is his match with Hulk Hogan at Summerslam 2005. I don't know how accurate this story is but Michaels promised he would job to Hogan, but Hogan would put Michaels over the month after. However Hogan complained his back was in pain and said he would not face Shawn again. So Shawn being a complete asshole oversold every move sarcastically to embarass Hogan. Shawn Michaels made this match look totally unbelievable by overseling the dumbest moves like Hogan's shoulder block, back body drop and even his Big Boot. But at the same time, how great did Hogan look during this match? When Hogan threw Michaels over the top rope, and Michaels over sold it, why is it considered bad?
The Rock overselling The Stunner at Wrestlemania 17.
The Rock, also being notorious for overselling, oversold in one of the gretest, most popular matches in the last decade; his match with "Stone Cold" Steve Austin at Wrestlemania 17. Watch the video. The Rock hilariously oversells the Stunner and makes Austin's move look painfully great. But so many people have prolems with overselling a move. Why? Because it's so unrealistic?
Do you find anything wrong with overselling?
Who's your favorite overseller?
Who's the worst at selling?
Discuss.