Most wrestlers and people in the business call and credit Perfect

Because he could reliably put on an entertaining match and effortlessly work the crowd anywhere on the card. He didn't need the added prestige of a belt or a main event to get people to engage.

Same with Owen; same with Dibiase or Jake or Rude.

They were all the midcard when dull but popular attraction type guys were on top: Hogan, Warrior, (old) Andre.

Do people really think that highly of him?

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>>2566140
Yes.

>>2566140
Someone post the World's Largest Perfectplex.

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>>2566162
And check out the form: PERFECT.

>>2566162
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pzbj9ps_zk

>>2566167
That fucking flawless bridge after the enormous strain of hoisting him. Perfection.

Because he had an OK "look" but not a championship, company guy look. That shit actually worked and made sense back in the 80's and mid nineties. The NWO and the attitude era in general broke all the boundaries, and sadly, Vince never got a fucking clue. Roman would have been over as fuck and would be getting a face full of thrown panties every goddamn match back then. Vince is a senile, out of touch retard who needs to retire already. Could you imagine being a multi-millionare and having such an empty and meaningless life, that all you have is the job that got you where you are and all you can do with it is run it into the ground with your outdated ideas and strategies. Fuck Vince.

>>2566175
What the fuck are you going on about

Curt was past his prime for years in WCW and in his prime years he wanted to make Ric look strong.


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>Perfect and Rude were paired together when Rick jumped to WCW after the screwjob, giving the lifelong duo one last run together since their high school days getting in fights with other minnesota legends like the road warriors.

>Rude would die one year later

>>2566153
What am I looking at here?

>>2566277
Hennig saving Jericho's life

>>2566318
How? He countered his moonsault.

>>2566320
>moonsault

You mean the botch where Jericho would've spiked himself on his neck?

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>>2566140
You can say the same for Kane

>>2565875
His house shows drew poorly when he was main eventing. Then he got injured.

>>2566354
>Warrior's house shows drew abysmally
>still had a 9-month title reign

>>2566320
Jericho under-rotated. Best case scenario, he would have KOed himself against the side of Curt's knee. Worst case as >>2566326 said.

>>2566329
Kane will run with anything they throw at him. He's also the best big man in the history of the business, bar none. They should have him train anyone over 2m who walks through their doors. Anyone who skips said classes should be shown the door, or told to get fatter.

>>2565875
Read something that Perfect was supposed to win the 1990 (or 91) Royal Rumble but Hogan at last minute changed his mind and decided that he instead should go over and get a pointless notch in his belt. Perfect could've really done things with that accolade, but instead Cunt Hogan gonna cunt.

>>2566453
>He's also the best big man in the history of the business, bar none.

What if the bar is "actually had good matches"?

>>2566507
>big man
>good matches
一つだけを選ぶ

>>2566535
Vader
Bigelow
Big Show
Undertaker

>>2566320
jericho was on the verge of hayabusing himself