SAME GIMMICKS | Copycat Characters!

[@shadowfoxx4]

La knight sounds like stone cold trying to impersonate the Rock

[@johnmokap]

meanwhile his face is doing it's best macho man impression...honestly love it tho ngl

[@fluffybunnyz285]

He’s pretty entertaining to watch He used to not exude nearly as much charisma

[@Sevenninefine]

@@shadowfoxx4 yesssss!!! Like it’s so try hard that it’s super lackluster. Everyone is just trying to use him to hold on to “nostalgia” but I don’t see the rock or Austin in him at all. Wow they all wear vest! 🙄

[@shadowfoxx4]

@Sevenninefine I see it in him but it really just seems like he is trying to be like the guys he grew up watching rather than being his own character

[@stratoalex]

​@@Sevenninefinei think he is lame.

[@KingTone510]

LA Knight, Stone Cold, and The Sandman, share the same grandad... Bad News Brown.

[@julbri9069]

Exactly.. I said the same thing back in the late 90s.. I thought I was the only one.. Thank you 🤌🏿😢🙏🏿

[@growing.grounds4054]

I’m weak ! 😂

[@ManeeVaughn]

Years before L...A...Knight! Yeah! There was this guy named Misterrr...Kennedy! ..... Kennedy! That had that Rock/Austin blueprint.

[@BizarreWrld]

NAH NAH!

[@kadharefinley224]

So glad that we someone like LA Knight right now in WWE. He has the mic skills like Rock and charisma like Austin, really brings the old Attitude Era feel YEAH!!

[@StraightEdgeKnight19]

Does he though? He just feels like the Great Value version of both Austin and Rock.

[@theitfactorjameswheezer2852]

@@StraightEdgeKnight19not really. The wrestler he’s most like is actually Mr. Kennedy.

[@HeelSection3825]

The key thing here is that they're ALL generic AF! Catch phrase spouting machines are ANNOYING!!!!!

[@iceYoni]

@@kadharefinley224 i like having around aswel, YEAH!

[@ak.v7]

Charisma like the Rock*

[@heath1948]

La knight is actually using his eli drake personality without actually saying eli drake

[@packedentertainment2866]

Exactly. Just cause he has a texas sounding accent he’s all of a sudden copying the rock & stone cold? Huh?

[@Fireworkfoxxvinyer]

He’s literally snaking them both

[@m00shminki88]

​@@Fireworkfoxxvinyer imo, there's only so many different types of personalities to go around. Someone's always done "it" before so just because a wrestler seems similar to someone before them, it doesn't make it a rip-off. LA Knight just seems to naturally fill that role.

[@NGPlus930]

Right, the only thing he doesn't have is a dummy button

[@1990POE]

@@packedentertainment2866 bro stop it’s the rock. Not too much of it. Nothing wrong with being inspired by the greats before you

[@jeremywilliams5141]

Honorable mentions: 1. Renegade/Ultimate Warrior 2. The Giant/Andre the Giant 3. Buzzkill/Road Dogg 4. The Beautiful People/Laycool 5. The Undertaker (2000-2003 version/Chuck Palumbo (2007)

[@kidz4p509]

Mark Jindrak portrayed something similar to Lex’s Narcissist gimmick. In the independent circuit, a guy named Paul Lee is doing a “Nature Boy” gimmick, similar to Ric Flair. (SIDE NOTE: Although this gimmick is widely hated, he’s doing a fine job at carrying the Nature Boy gimmick.) In 2015, Daniel Richards, a political leftist since 2011, debuted the “Progressive Liberal” gimmick and began billing himself as such in 2016, after Donald Trump became president, which emboldened conservative fans, and thus, he was a heel in conservative areas in the US and a face in liberal areas (like California); a concept that is awfully similar to Bret Hart’s 1997 run, when he was a heel in America and a face in his home country of Canada. Around the same time as when Daniel became the Progressive Liberal, Sam Adonis, the real-life brother of Corey Graves, pitched an idea to CMLL’s higher-ups, in which he would portray a pro-Trump character and play off Trump’s stance on Mexico and immigrants; this gimmick is still in use to this day. In other words, Sam’s character is a stark opposite of Daniel’s character.

[@robustringwarriors]

6. Dean Ambrose / Brian Pillman

[@snakeeyes2551]

Sylvan/The Miz Gangrel/Kevin Thorn Big Boss Man/The Shield

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

@@kidz4p509 Paul Lee isn't the only "Nature Boy". I mean, for goodness' sake, Ric Flair himself ripped off the original "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers and, of course, there's also Buddy Landell as a poor man's Ric Flair.

[@kidz4p509]

@ Dang it. I forgot to put that.

[@JimmyJames05081986]

Stone Cold also took the stunner from ECW Mikey Whipwreck. Mikey use to hit Stunners from the top rope

[@WHOGIVESAFUK10]

Nah. Michael Hayes showed Steve cause it was Jim Garvin's finisher and Mickey Whipreck said he stole it from Jimmy Garvin in an interview on KZbin so basically the Freebirds get the credit.

[@JimmyJames05081986]

@WHOGIVESAFUK10 nah, Steve Austin actually admitted that the Stunner was directly influenced by Mikey Whipwreck, he said it years ago in a interview. And I've actually spoken to Mikey Whipwreck before on this very topic. Regardless of who actually created it, Mikey influenced Steve using it, Just like the Sandman influenced him too

[@WHOGIVESAFUK10]

@JimmyJames05081986 Now that I look back at it Michael Hayes came up with it in 1994 and Garvin used it at Super Brawl in 94. Mikey in an interview said on KZbin said he got it from Garvin. All this is on KZbin. Move was called 911.

[@JimmyJames05081986]

@WHOGIVESAFUK10 we're not debating who started it, the whole point was who influenced Austin to use it, and it was Mikey Whipwreck who actually beat Austin with a roll up of doom

[@WHOGIVESAFUK10]

@JimmyJames05081986 that's just beating him not influenced him lol.

[@nixda9326]

R Truth and Sami Zayn? no their Gimmicks are really different. Sami is funny on purpose while R Truth is funny unintentionally. well in kayfabe.

[@stingrey1571]

@9:45 owen hart in the nation of domination says hello.

[@superrobz]

So I’m just gonna say it… Triple H’s original “The Game” gimmick was a total watered down rip off of Shane Douglas from ECW

[@theitfactorjameswheezer2852]

Good thing no one cares about Shane Douglas. The most useless professional wrestler of all time.

[@fungames821]

We don’t care who’s Shane Douglas, get of the internet grandpa

[@nardgangtv]

Lmao hell naw

[@NiemandUndAuchKeiner]

😂​@@fungames821

[@JShadow6661]

Yeah definitely. Cause he was running the same gimmick in ECW as The Franchise. Same style of clothing too. Specifically the “Flat black backwards hat” not sure what that type of hate is called. But, Shane pointed it out and took the high road and giving H praise for taking that look and using it on a mainstream platform.

[@bubbajoshproductions3990]

Kevin Thorn said the reason he was made into a vampire character was because WWE was in the works of bringing Gangrel back and they wanted to put thrm together as a tag team but something happened and Gangrel couldn't come back at that time

[@rvawildcardwolf2843]

I think Sarah Logan and Ivar are practicing heathens judging by their instagrams, To them the viking stuff is part of their religion and culture. Wheras Max the Impaler is a Mad Max inspired post-apocalyptic type. While both have a badass warrior in brown leather presentation and wear face paint, it's two different aesthetics.

[@1punchman-f9m]

No matter how much you copy them you'll never surpass The Rock and Stone Cold's legacy.

[@thetruej7872]

LA Knight, Triple H, and Demolition are probably the most successful "copycats"

[@JMSK248]

Both Nature Boys (Buddy Rose and Ric Flair) would take issue with that statement.

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

@@JMSK248 Buddy Landell, too.

[@makkmulla3647]

The most successful copycat ever is John Cena

[@esforschusterunchikun6700]

I always wondered if I'm the only one who thinks that L.A. Knight is more similar to Mr. Kennedy instead of Stone Cold or The Rock. I apologize if I'm wrong, but the truth is that L.A. gives me Mr. Kennedy vibes.

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

Except he doesn't announce his own entrances.

[@ggguNeck]

Man WWF really pulled Marvel comic on ECW characters 😂

[@advgym]

This is lowkey your best work. 100% accurate! I’m glad somebody finally said ALL OF THIS out loud!

[@CEDtalks85]

Being an exclusive WWE fan is bad. No one before his time in WWE ever compared him to the Rock. Literally no one!

[@CreightonRabs]

16:06 That was such an underrated moment in NXT's card from the ECW Arena last week. Yes, it was a bit of a corny storyline compared to what we're used to seeing from WWE programming, but it was a fun match to watch.

[@JasonSeville]

They literally had kevin owens pretend to be austin for years ziggler acted like hbk for years and danielson took benoits entire moveset and no one mentions it.

[@stevegallo8483]

Hulk Hogan was a copycat of Superstar Billy Graham.

[@realliltreazy6689]

La knight is a mix of Mr Kennedy, stone cold, and the rock

[@DavidJacobs-rl1rj]

I really don't understand why Max is so upset about Valhalla. If she herself can't tell the difference between Vikings and thunderdome/fallout raiders, and can't understand that they are 2 COMPLETELY different gimmicks, then she'll probably never be able to be convinced otherwise. The only similarity I see isnthe color scheme (sorta). Also, Sami and R-Truth never had the same gimmick...they just happened to play similar roles in different specific storylines. And they both happen to be funny. Thats like saying the Bushwhackers and the New Day have the same gimmick just cuz (at one point at least) they were both comedy acts (at least at one point for New Day) lol

[@MichaelTaylor-qp2xf]

Kairi Sane was a pirate for years before she came to WWE and her elbow drop still looks like the most legit in the business.

[@christophernicholson20]

We should have gotten a tag team with Adam Rose and No Way Jose. A missed opportunity for a tag team called "No Way Rose (Rosay)"

[@brookburrell554]

LA Knight is no AUSTIN or Rock Copycat LA KNIGHT is Pretty much paying homage to his Eli Drake TNA CHARACTER without using the TNA

[@kidz4p509]

Honorable Mentions: Mark Jindrak portrayed something similar to Lex’s Narcissist gimmick. In the independent circuit, a guy named Paul Lee is doing a “Nature Boy” gimmick, similar to Ric Flair. (SIDE NOTE: Although this gimmick is widely hated, he’s doing a fine job at carrying the Nature Boy gimmick.) In 2015, Daniel Richards, a political leftist since 2011, debuted the “Progressive Liberal” gimmick and began billing himself as such in 2016, after Donald Trump became president, which emboldened conservative fans, and thus, he was a heel in conservative areas in the US and a face in liberal areas (like California); a concept that is awfully similar to Bret Hart’s 1997 run, when he was a heel in America and a face in his home country of Canada. Around the same time as when Daniel became the Progressive Liberal, Sam Adonis, the real-life brother of Corey Graves, pitched an idea to CMLL’s higher-ups, in which he would portray a pro-Trump character and play off Trump’s stance on Mexico and immigrants; this gimmick is still in use to this day. In other words, Sam’s character is a stark opposite of Daniel’s character.

[@heelgill]

The Elias one and Ethan Page is a stretch.

[@sayethvexus8332]

If anything Elias and Joe Hendry would be a more apt comparison - both had a "does diss tracks on their opponents, often with an acoustic guitar" gimmick. The execution is quite different in each case, admittedly.

[@leobevard822]

I am surprised for multiple personalities they didn't bring up Abyss and his lawyer brother

[@jerelminter]

A lot of Chris Jericho's stuff was stolen too. Adam Cole got "Bay Bay" from him and The Miz's skull crushing finale, is an old finishing move that Jericho used to do. Jericho also originated, the "Best In The World" catchphrase that CM Punk stole from him, (and Jericho even called him out on it).

[@santorus8373]

Max gives off more Mad Max vibe than anything else, just more apacolyptic wastelandish style. Valhalla comes off much more viking themed in dress and paint, i dont really get the comparison either because they also dont wrestle in the same way.

[@andyanderson516]

Oooh dont say that about knight.. the fanboys will get mad and deny it

[@fungames821]

Ok grandpa seems like your the only one mad

[@andyanderson516]

@fungames821 why would I be mad Knight sucks and grandpa? Come back with some better banter

[@yaboybrian3128]

​​@@andyanderson516How does Knight suck?

[@jeelanmahkam3372]

Agree with you. I am glad someone said it. Especially his current run as the champion is so so lacklustre and boring. Even Escabar would be better than Knight.

[@andyanderson516]

@jeelanmahkam3372 yeah true and they need to have him feud with bigger wrestlers if they want to get him over

[@chris_t2020]

11:36 You gotta love the guy on the left flipping Luger in the face lmao

[@isodax9576]

Xavier Woods coming up with the Valhalla gimmick is lore I never knew I needed

[@sedrickgipson8088]

I been knew LA knight reminded me of the Rock and Austin 🔥

[@clarenceftdaniel4989]

Mick foley is the only guy to pull off a multi person gimmick !!! Dude love, cactus jack, mankind and his regular self were all incredible

[@jeelanmahkam3372]

LA night’s boring US championship run proves that Vince was right about him.

[@Joe_Parmesan]

Same goes for his feud with Miz being a complete dud, after so many people believed they were destined to create something special. And, AJ vs Cody was more interesting than AJ vs Knight, despite having probably a third of the time for buildup

[@w0lf469]

So you're gonna leave out the L-A-Knight chant being a direct derivative of R-V-D? Or was there someone else pointing 3 times while the crowd chanted their name?

[@jeelanmahkam3372]

Even his finisher is a boring copy.

[@XAMAKA...]

LA Knight is super underrated. He could entertain the people but WWE don’t want to let him do it

[@JustMikeTV]

But did Triple H creatively borrow the spitting water entrance from Gangrel?

[@sidneyabeljumbo2364]

Hogan and cena are basically thesame character lmao

[@jhonduran9424]

Aliyah “Boujee Badass” and Lash Legend “ Boujee Bully.” She is the successor of the gimmick

[@rafaelcarrera9436]

There is nothing original about knight. He took the low road and repackaged himself as a Steve Austin, Rock hybrid which was clear the moment he debuted this character. "Well, everyone copies from someone" or "Nothing is really original." I hate these excuses. There is a big difference between someone taking inspiration from someone or something and innovating it to something all their own and someone who simply repackages an image or idea with little more than a pallete swap. What bothers me most about la knight is he already had the likable character of Eli Drake but decided to, or was pressured into assuming this new character.

[@jeelanmahkam3372]

Finally someone said the truth. Also his current run as the United States champion is underwhelming to say the least.

[@rafaelcarrera9436]

@jeelanmahkam3372 I don't like bashing him I really don't as I was a fan of his during his TNA run and even his time in NWA wasn't bad.

[@NostalgiaKing90]

Ryback's gimmick reminds me of Goldberg.

[@LeanieSigel]

Glad someone actually pointed out how Sand Man was doing that gimmick before Stone Cold..

[@JimmyJames05081986]

ECW's FBI was way way before Sopranos

[@balpreetsingh6834]

For oddball members, even Owen Hart was a part of the NOD

[@lewc3413]

Well in the USWF days Brakkus and Phantismo were members of the NOD

[@rmb4290]

LA Knight also gives me a hint of Kevin Nash. Knight will say "Let me talk to ya" is similar to when Nash would say " Let me speak on this"

[@dangerousdavescott]

To be fair, Lex Luger's Narcissist gimmick was suddenly and prematurely dropped when Vince decided that Luger would be the perfect Hulk Hogan clone. Luger was starting to get his heel gimmick over because it was kind of an extension of his own personality, but because it was dropped so quickly in favor of making him a top patriotic babyface and the fact that the Narcissist never got a true major televised big name angle, the gimmick is looked at as a failure by modern fans when it was simply a potentially successful formula for it's performer that was dropped too soon because the boss wanted a quick fix to Hogan's permanent departure.

[@alternative7586]

I don't get how people can say LA Knight is a ripoff of Austin/Rock. He was doing this for 20 years!

[@dannyrivera8300]

Because that's exactly what he's doing

[@rubenfuentesiii5169]

Yall forgot Michelle McCool using the styles clash, his entrance, and vest with the hoodie. Before styles came to wwe everyone was doing the hoodie and vest.

[@arleneconverse1238]

Hehemm. Remember the 3 faces of Foley? That was the OG multiple personalities

[@BEMSmarky]

Crazy there isn't any interaction between LA Knights and The Final Boss Rock yet considering both are in Smackdown

[@mattheweubanks6163]

Of course! Yes Because when I think of Full Blooded Italians, Tommy Rich and Tracey Smothers are who I think of

[@gregwhite7852]

WHAT?! No Tha Gangstaz/ Cryme Tyme reference!

[@Filmation77]

The Gangstas and Cryme Time were NOT similar, At ALL. ECWs The Gangstas were literally characters from a 90's NWA or ICE cube video and the Rodney King Beatings . Cryme Time was Satire like Chappelle Show and they just took the Piss out of White Wrestling institutions. Everything they did was very Tongue in Cheeks. Not similar at all

[@mitchcolburn1216]

Cryme Tyme was making fun of people like New Jack who genuinely subscribe to that hood lifestyle

[@blazebburnin1]

Randy Orton in evolution kinda also had a similar gimmick to the rock in the nation of domination. Young 3rd generation wrestler that was unappreciated as a baby face but joins a heel faction and gets over after getting a title while the leader of the faction doesn't have a title.

[@jeelanmahkam3372]

Tiffany and Carmella

[@yangakalane3526]

" Now go play somewhere else I'm busy" - YEAH

[@Mr.unkoun]

La knight be 90% mic sills and body then 10% wrestling skills

[@jeelanmahkam3372]

And 0% aura.

[@ThaClancyFam2]

Major snub: Ric Flair and “Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers

[@jefffuller9918]

Ravishing Rick Rude to Glorious Robert Roode. Rick was better.

[@paulsantos914]

Don't forget that Mark Jindrak also had a Narcissist gmmick too

[@earlclark6002]

You should also mention The Beautiful People in TNA which was used by LayCool and then used in NXT by Toxic Attraction which has now been recycled again in NXT by Fatal Influence

[@MDL2407]

LA Knight Gimmicks and Moves set is mixing from Austin and Rock Iyo Sky just Like Lita Solo Sikoa using Samoan spike like Umaga Dominik Mysterio trying to act like Eddie Rhea Like Chyna Liv Morgan looks like Trish Stratus Cody Rhodes using this gimmicks to change Dustin Kevin Owens trying using Stunner just like Steve Austin Chad Gable trying to act like Kurt Angle Wyatt Sicks is the Future of Wyatt Family

[@Carecorn1997]

5:00 Sarah Logan Actually Lives The Viking Lifestyle Where As Max’s Gimmick Is Part Of The Character For TV

[@paulcarpenter7844]

Didn't Kevin Thorne come back as what was his name Malachi the reverse Undertaker the reverse Undertaker

[@patrickdornoff2735]

Mordecai

[@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158]

He did Mordecai gimmick first, but it flopped because he was subpar in the ring.

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

Kairi Sane's pirate gimmick was essentially Redd ("We wants the redhead!" to quote the POTC ride's classic auction scene) meets Elisabeth Swan, whereas Paul Burchill is a wannabe Jack Sparrow (except Mr. McMahon just didn't get it at the time [despite the fact that "Curse of the Black Pearl" had just released in movie theaters], because he was still of the belief that pirates were thieving baddies [the officially historical depiction of them as "pillaging, plundering, rifling & looting" marauders for-hire and the gimmick that PCO played during the waning New Generation Era during his feud with Bret "Hitman" Hart under the name of Jean Pierre Lafitte], rather than the romanticized take on seen in Disney's POTC film franchise headlined by Johnny Depp as the swashbuckling Captain Jack Sparrow).

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

You forgot to include Mark Jindrak's "Reflection of Perfection" gimmick when comparing "The Narcissist" Lex Luger & "The Masterpiece" Chris Masters, since Mark Jindrak, quite literally, aped Lex Luger's self-loving persona, whereas Chris Masters is basically the marble statute of David come to life.

[@CarlitoGio]

LA knight is similar to the Rock but also Steve Austin saying Na Na lol

[@piamamiddle6688]

LA Knight doesn't sound like The Rock he sounds like Dwayne Johnson two totally different people

[@tjjordan4207]

It’s not about who came first, it’s about execution.

[@blackestyang7528]

nah man, L.A. Knight's game is a lot closer to Mr. Kennedy (Kennedy) than The Rock or Stone Cold

[@jason200912]

Kairi elbow looks far better than the original randy savage elbow

[@BobbyG716]

The thumbnail to this video is 100% accurate

[@MikadoYuma]

Nikki Cross plays a very similar character to the late and great Daffney.

[@whumanbard]

Remember LA Gear were popular tennis shoes?

[@D_Rog79]

I still don’t see the LA Knight hype. I still remember him jobbing up through his fued with Bray Wyatt. Never bought the hype after that.

[@DonteaRichardson]

Surprise Austin is quiet concerning his legacy! (🤔 Puzzling)if its okay then we must find another tuffest S😂B in the WWE! 😂Jacob Fatu 😂

[@IGotHands92]

They should’ve kept Kevin Thorn as Mordecai

[@olaoluwaesho-j4k]

There is no problem copying gimmicks when you are trying to get over with the crowd

[@Daddyoh94]

R-Truth is a staple of WWE and i had no idea he has been around so long.

[@kingroninitus8183]

LA night is a mix copyof The Rock, Ric Flair, and Stone Cold Steve Austin bundled in one

[@darianlynch2687]

I knew I wasn’t the only one who noticed that they’re trying to make LA Knight a mixture of Stone Cold and The Rock. LA Knight is trash/corny and so is todays wrestling altogether. #IWillStickToTheAttitudeEra

[@Hostile2430]

Jon Moxle y is actually trying too hard to imitate Austin nowadays even copies his look but he just doesnt have same aura and doesnt help he is working against someone like Mr Pockets instead of better talents

[@CaitoTornado-j2m]

3:41 Jesus Christ they look so Similar to each other! The Game nickname Is a Play on The Franchise Nickname

[@pedrogarcia2899]

Everytime he says: "That's right", shot!

[@jimbo_1312]

Max and Valhalla give me Senua vibes.

[@pace91]

I feel like it might be more likely Kairi got her inspiration for her gimmick from one piece I could be wrong tho

[@vitocataldo01]

Lmao the rock copied booker T hard asf 💀

[@jeelanmahkam3372]

Booker who?

[@jerelminter]

Yeah Rock borrowed a lot of stuff from other wrestlers. He got jabroni from Iron Shiek, when he says "jabroni beating, pie eating". It's supposed to mimic the way Ric Flair says "jet flying, limousine riding". Rock also said he got The People's Elbow from Dusty Rhodes too etc.

[@bubbajoshproductions3990]

A dream match would be Vahala VS Max The Impaler for the rights to that gimmick

[@jeelanmahkam3372]

Also what about Bron Breaker and Brock Lesnar?

[@nadimls3672]

MJF? He’s like the Metal Sonic of Wrestling

[@dollahbill510]

"Copycat Characters" feels kind of disrespectful to the talent. What people don't grasp, is that Vince has been in the wrestling business for at least 50-years. On top of being the one above all, in terms of what passes, and having the ultimate "say so", in what his employees do, he also understands probably more than most - what gets over and what doesn't. It's not like today's talent are combing through personas trying to find out what fans like and want to see, they're merely told how to act, like puppets, to earn the company more money. I'm sure they have some creative freedoms, but not nearly as much as people imply that they do have. The real conversations going on behind the scenes probably sound a little more like "yeah, L.A Knight looks good on Camera, and he's fit, we could definitely push him up more, but how do we get about getting him over? Let's have him do this, and do that, (which are things heavily taken from people like The Rock and Stone Cold) because those are the safest ways to push him up". - Then you have instances where they do have control over how their "character" looks, and acts, like Jey Uso, and they willingly admit to taking looks and behaviors from others, like Bret the Hitman Hard. bottom line is - everything has been done, there's no shame in taking from those who did it before you. There's a reason they found success, and it's a formula that will yield much more success further down the road. People will look 20 years down the road at your Cody Rhodes, your Roman Reigns, your Damien Priests, L.A Knights, Kevin Owens, and they will take from them, in order to build a better character, the way people do today.

[@LastDropFalls]

The fact of the matter is that Maxxine The Impaler stole the gimmick from Valhalla.

[@eppieblanks4680]

Sandmans white russian legsweep waa awesome lol

[@odogggg2010]

Karate Man = Ricky Steamboat, ok proceed .....

[@makkmulla3647]

Talk about Cena being a carbon copy of R truth

[@Ian-u6m]

The WWE has absolutely zero creativity anymore I’ll be watching a match and you’ll see the Stunner, Rock Bottom, and pedigree all in the same exact match done by one random superstar that is neither of those people I mentioned.

[@DaReelMJ713]

Masters was to me better than Luger I know that’s a hot take but his entrance and Masterlock challenge was so awesome

[@mringram]

Yep