Would he get over in the 80's?

>>1656461
Nah, he would be in the bingo halls with his indie friends

He would get laughed out of the arena

He wouldn't sell out a McDonald's parking lot on his best day. That's what he'd be, a parking lot champ.

Too small for that era.

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>>1656461

He wouldn't, and when he would try to explain how his wrestling is "technically better" he would get his ass kicked by the entire locker room.

Dbry represents nu-male faggotry in the WWE, always has, he's Eddie fucking Guerrero to the NXT crowd, but unlike Eddie, Bryan never drew a dime and can only get over in the pussy male age.

He would've been a great enhancement talent

>>1656506

Eddie never drew a dime, only pesos.

He'd be the jobber in a pair of ill fitting red pants that gets squashed in 30 seconds by Lex Luger.

>>1656506
This tbH

He'd have done fine in the 80s, just not in the WWF. The AWA would have given him a stage in their light heavyweights, Japanese crowds would have enjoyed his style the same way they appreciated Dynamite, and he certainly could have made it as a tag team wrestler in the South.

>>1656952
He would be bigger than savage you mark

>>1656461
most of WWE's modern talent wouldn't really work in the 80s or 90s bryan is no exception to that.

and at the same time most of WWE's talent from the 80s or 90s wouldn't work if they debuted today.