Someone explain to me why was he considered a godly worker specially

>>2848124
He wasn't. He was a great wrestler. Work = good at doing movez, and Ric was not known for that.

However, as a pro wrestler in the ring he was godlike at getting people invested in the match. That's where the confusion comes from.

>>2848279
He also sold like his life depended on it. He made his opponents look like great workers. That is the mark of a great professional wrestler.

>>2848124
He drew unlike that fag Kenny.

>>2848279
Work=can work the crowed into believing it's real, fag.

>>2848124
He is a great heel who knows how to get the faces over. Also, he also knew that movez =/= drawing money so stop comparing him to weeb Omega.

>>2848298
It's really funny when smarks thinks that working = doing moves. Cena and Rock are great workers, most indie manlets are not.

>>2848513
>think that working = MOVEZ
>Cena is a great worker

ironic

>>2848124
< 18 confirmed.

>>2848521
Cena is already a great worker before the US title Open Challenge. He just started doing more moves to appease the smarks

>>2848535
>He just started doing more moves
What moves besides that shitty spring board stunner?

>>2848521
If you get the crowd to care about your match and actually start believing in it, you're a good worker

>>2848546
>actually start believing in it
Impossible to do with Cena since he blatantly shouts spots

>>2848546
This.
>>2848551
I don't see Cena doing "muh spots" with his matches pre US Open Challenge.

>>2848551
It's impossible to do with Cena because the guy can't even throw a good work punch, let alone him saying spots so loud you can hear them clearly from your TV

>>2848551
I'm always so invested in Cena overcome the odds of never losing. Imagine the pinheads who get worked by a Cena. Fucking 12 year olds and adults who share the same brain as them.

>>2848124
because he's funny as fuck, you gotta be autistic to not appreciate natch

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Rics promos are godly but I could never get into any of his matches.

>>2848124
Solid b8, m8.

>>2848279
>He wasn't. He was a great wrestl
Actually, you have it backwards. He was a great worker and a good wrestler. He worked the wrong leg for his entire career and his moveset consisted of chops, a soup-play, and flops.

>>2848737
Not even the I Quit vs. Funk or Chi-Town Rumble which is a little easier to digest than the longer matches?