Question about Pro Wrestlers?

Question

Which pro wrestler,from any wrestling organization,was the most infamous? For personal or professional reasons.

BQ:Which Wrestler portrayed a heel the best?

Answer 1

I'm going to have to go with hulk hogan because ever since he was hired by wwf and then wcw he became popular with his gimmick but what some people didn't know was how he reacted and refused to job without losing cleanly. Look what kind of predicament he's in now.

BQ: Jeff Jarrett,every time he won the nwa title back in the nwa tna days people would boo him,  people wish he got injured so he can take some time off, and people even threw garbage at him. I know he uses backstage power but the way got heat had work for something right. Also he would call out fans to face him.

Answer 2

if i was a pro wrestler i would be a bad *** thats right money signs for s's my finsher would be the emo elbow in which teh other guy would cry after wards hahahahahahaha them and there perfect muscles whos a loser now hahahaha

Answer 3

john cena ahahahahahaha. jk prob the dudley boys from teh wwe  btw dont call me stupid cause wwe is fake i dont give a c**p i no that it is but i like to watch it.

Answer 4

I would say Shawn Michaels.  Not just for his part in the Montreal s***w-job, but also for his storied "backstage power" and "politics".  Triple H gets most of the heat for that nowadays, mostly because he's married to the boss' daughter, but Shawn also has the reputation of being a jerk backstage, as well, especially in his younger, very irresponsible, days.  For a man with that kind of reputation and infamy backstage he's incredibly popular with the fans.

BQ:  The best heel I've ever seen is Freddie Blassie.  The original "dirtiest player in the game" he could rile up the fans by cheating, as well as anybody.  But where he really shone as a heel was on the mic.  Blassie could get an entire arena to hate him just by saying a few words.  Sure, a lot of wrestlers had that ability, but none could get a crowd to react the way he wanted them to better than Freddie Blassie.  Blassie was so effective as a heel that he was frequently attacked by fans, being stabbed many times, losing the sight in one eye from a fan throwing a hard-boiled egg at him.  Many times in his career, Blassie had to literally fight his way through angry fans to escape the building.  Blassie was the greatest heel I've ever seen.

Answer 5

HBK was infamous for his attitude backstage in the 90's. He would argue with Vince all the time about the direction of a storyline. Ultimately they would work something out, close to what Vince wanted, or HBK would not be happy about something but would go out and do it. All the while, after it's done would throw discreet comments at Vince while on camera. His temper was well known in those days..something he's obviously changed today.

Answer 6

As hard as it is for me to downplay my boy Flair, I'd have to say the Bubba Dudley in ECW.  No question, Bubba Ray Dudley is a charismatic guy, and he can get a crowd of people to hate him at the drop of a hat.  It's not just simply the fact that he'll insult them, but he'll talk c**p to them and play them during the match.  I know a lot of people, like Ric Flair, Freddie Blassie, and multiple other heels do the same thing, but somehow it's more real and personal with the Dudleyz.  I mean, they were capable of getting a crowd to want to kill them during the unkayfabe era when people KNEW it was an act.  That's talent.