Thread 19093076

what was the best Bossman look

>>19093076 (OP)
this is where he debut his gimmick

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTM1uCrUIEo

>>19093110
Austin, Rock, Kane, Taker in a random tag on Raw. Attitude era was a cheat code

>>19093110
I hate the mask reveal debut they always use a crutch in every single promotion. What is the point of hiding your identity just to reveal yourself?

>>19093110
Kinda genius how they updated his gimmick for the Attitude Era. I still like his good, old, cartoonish look, crazy to think he was near-Hogan level over at one point.

Why did people compare Baron Corbin to Big Bossman?

>>19093076 (OP)
The Big Boss Man is the quintessential perfect example of a wrestler who successfully updated his gimmick for a new era

>>19093138
>What is the point of hiding your identity just to reveal yourself?
So you get that collective gasp when the entire crowd sees who it is. If someone just runs in and you can see who they are then different people are going to notice at different times and the reaction is going to be muddied. The big hood or mask unveiling let's everyone know there's someone there and gives them a second to be like okay who is it

>>19093138
Go watch the movie The Prestige. That's the most important part of any act

>>19093295
The genius was VINCE RUSSO

>>19093076 (OP)
i like OG bossman best, attitude era bossman was more hardcore but less likeable.

>>19093408
>The guy who murdered someone’s dog and fed it to them was less likeable
No shit.

>>19093076 (OP)
Dress shirt with his fat gut hanging out or gay biker in the nWo look.
Both are good.

>>19093076 (OP)
>big boss man
>is big

>big Bron
>is a midget
what did they mean by this?

>>19093295
You could update any golden or new gen era gimmick for the attitude era pretty easily. Just make it a little edgier and you're done.

>>19093477
they should give bron a cop gimmick and call him the little boss man.

>>19093387
>>19093391
I understand the reasoning from an entertainment perspective but, what is the logic for someone to disguise themselves, run down the ramp or come from the crowd, and then reveal their identity immediately? For once I'd like to security actually do their jobs, tackle the guy, and demask him themselves. It wouldn't hurt whoever was doing the run-in because I am picturing multiple guards holding him down and removing him, you know, like they do when an actual fan incident occurs. It seems that the logic is that they would have been noticed on the way to the ring if they weren't disguised, fine, but then we are supposed to believe everyone working security all recognize the person demasking themselves and stand down for some reason. It makes no sense and they (WWE, AEW, and the indies) do this at least once a month now.