Why Didn't this guy work?
![]() It looked like he was going to become the new Randy Savage. He sort of got a good run as a face. High flying exciting offense, wasn't much on the stick but you didn't have to be back then. Everybody loved Sable and then things just went backwards. I know just about everyone hates him now, but when I was 12 I thought he was awesome. I'm not saying "world champion" but I am saying that as a fan friendly complementary character to Shawn Michaels he was perfect. So what went wrong with him? |
Re: Why Didn't this guy work?
Sable happened
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Re: Why Didn't this guy work?
He didn't draw. Nobody wanted to see him. Any heat he got was simply because people wanted to see Sable. Without her he was a bum.
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His gimmick killed him. Really did we need a Little Richard wrestler?
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Sable became more popular than him.
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He was a fun high flying act in WCW and early WWE days. He had a serious knee injury in WWE that really killed his exciting high flying offense though. After that injury he got brought back in a boxer type of gimmick and his offense was beyond lame. His storyline with Sable was decent but her powerbombing him etc. made him look really weak. The feud got Sable over huge and buried Mero.
I don't think he ever really had main event potential. He was just a solid mid-card guy at best. |
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There have been dozens of asexual heels, or flamboyant heels, but not faces until later......Adrian Street had some face runs but he started as a heel. I do think he had potential.... main event potential, he had everything you could want except for good booking and writting. |
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Yeah "Johnny B. Badd" was not a good idea, even if I think Mero pulled it off better than most wrestlers could. It just wasn't going to work one way or another.
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WCW, Johnny B Badd wasn't really nothing special.
I did enjoy him as "Wildman" Marc Mero, though. But, by the time WWE ventured into the Attitude Era, the writing was on the wall for Mero. Due to his strong Christian beliefs, he turned down various storylines and just wanted out of the business. Personally, I feel he could have been pretty successful in the mid card. |
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