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This isn't a complaint thread. I am merely curious on the fact that just about every large superstar in the WWE is a face, and why there aren't any monster heels. Monster heels were pretty much a WWE mainstay ever since its inception. Now let me run by some stars here that aren't so big and bad at the moment:
The Great Khali: His debut was possibly the best any rookie could have asked for; he took Undertaker down in one swipe of his hand. No one to my knowledge was ever capable of that. He had the perfect monster heel gimmick working for him until it was dropped and he became the "Punjabi Playboy" and started doing mildly funny things like this:
Mark Henry: As a heel, he was a legitimate threat to anyone holding the World Championship. He had a bad attitude and made it real. He took out Batista on one occasion and just screamed "World Champion" years ago. Somehow that cooled off when he went to Raw and became all but forgotten. He teamed with MVP for a short stint and sometimes entered a segment with a Guest Host along with Khali, Santino, and Hornswoggle.
Big Show: He was a monster back in the day, but to his credit I believe he makes a better face then a heel anyways. Much much more believable. Just throwin a big guy's name out there.
Kane: Yes, I am glad with this Undertaker storyline he is getting the push that he deserves. Yes, he makes an okay face I think. But lest we forget the man was once labelled "The Big Red Machine" before he was "The Big Red Monster". He was what Jason Vorhees probably had nightmares over. Possible the most perfect example of a monster heel ever to come out of WWE, as a face he hasn't done much but job to younger talent.
Vladimir Koslov: I don't know exactly what he is anymore. I think he's doing entertainment with Santino but I haven't kept up with him. I just remember he was a Russian monster guy that was feuding with the likes of Triple H before he went to ECW and then Raw to do just about nothing until his weird storyline with Marella.
So what are your thoughts on this strange BFG trend? Should WWE continue to pursue a comical big-man gimmick with its large superstars? If not, then who would you like to see return as an actual monster heel?
Could I be forgetting someone who is in WWE and still uses the monster heel gimmick? From my recollection this is perhaps the only time I have ever watched WWE and there wasn't a monster heel lurking somewhere in the background.
For the folks at home who don't know what BFG is, it's Big Friendly Giant.
The Great Khali: His debut was possibly the best any rookie could have asked for; he took Undertaker down in one swipe of his hand. No one to my knowledge was ever capable of that. He had the perfect monster heel gimmick working for him until it was dropped and he became the "Punjabi Playboy" and started doing mildly funny things like this:
Mark Henry: As a heel, he was a legitimate threat to anyone holding the World Championship. He had a bad attitude and made it real. He took out Batista on one occasion and just screamed "World Champion" years ago. Somehow that cooled off when he went to Raw and became all but forgotten. He teamed with MVP for a short stint and sometimes entered a segment with a Guest Host along with Khali, Santino, and Hornswoggle.
Big Show: He was a monster back in the day, but to his credit I believe he makes a better face then a heel anyways. Much much more believable. Just throwin a big guy's name out there.
Kane: Yes, I am glad with this Undertaker storyline he is getting the push that he deserves. Yes, he makes an okay face I think. But lest we forget the man was once labelled "The Big Red Machine" before he was "The Big Red Monster". He was what Jason Vorhees probably had nightmares over. Possible the most perfect example of a monster heel ever to come out of WWE, as a face he hasn't done much but job to younger talent.
Vladimir Koslov: I don't know exactly what he is anymore. I think he's doing entertainment with Santino but I haven't kept up with him. I just remember he was a Russian monster guy that was feuding with the likes of Triple H before he went to ECW and then Raw to do just about nothing until his weird storyline with Marella.
So what are your thoughts on this strange BFG trend? Should WWE continue to pursue a comical big-man gimmick with its large superstars? If not, then who would you like to see return as an actual monster heel?
Could I be forgetting someone who is in WWE and still uses the monster heel gimmick? From my recollection this is perhaps the only time I have ever watched WWE and there wasn't a monster heel lurking somewhere in the background.
For the folks at home who don't know what BFG is, it's Big Friendly Giant.