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What does that even mean?

 

A lot of looks work for a lot of guys. Doesn't mean it looks good or I gotta like it.

Your gruff old wrestling fan gimmick is obnoxious

I was thinking the same thing lol

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As much as I would like Cena to switch his gear up, it is way too late to be switching to tights. The jorts and sneakers look is a trademark of his. The only way that I could possibly see it happening is if he ever turns heel, and even that's starting to look unlikely.

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I think that anyone who doesn't wear proper wrestling boots looks like their ankles are too skinny. Both Cena and Lesnar are victims of this. If you aren't going to wear boots, the only way to go is no footwear at all.

 

Worst ring attire is probably someone from World of Sport. They often had like cloth rather than proper lycra. And cloth on a wrestler always looks saggy, lame and homemade. Sort of like Peter Parker's wrestling suit when he faces Randy Savage in that movie.

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Beefcake fit the gimmick, and started ok, but by the end of his 80s run those pants were really getting unsettling.

 

I always thought Jannety looked ridiculous in the mega tassel overload rockers gear he would wear in the 90s.

 

Probably not bad enough for worst but Savage seemed much cooler before he got the tassel bug and full bodysuits. I'm thinking the WM X gear.

 

Modern day... I think it's part of his gimmick ... but Bo Dallas with the all white and the recent weight gain is not a pleasing sight.

 

Didn't Savage switch to the body suits to hide how small he got when he got off the gas?

 

My vote for worst ring attire goes to Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart in 1998 WCW. He wore that Hart Foundation leather jacket from the WWF the previous year and the logo had flaked or peeled off in patches. It's what you'd expect to see at a tiny local indy show, not on a major cable program from a national promotion.

 

Triple H's old purple vinyl tights from the fall of 1998 were pretty awful, too.

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Beefcake fit the gimmick, and started ok, but by the end of his 80s run those pants were really getting unsettling.

 

I always thought Jannety looked ridiculous in the mega tassel overload rockers gear he would wear in the 90s.

 

Probably not bad enough for worst but Savage seemed much cooler before he got the tassel bug and full bodysuits. I'm thinking the WM X gear.

 

Modern day... I think it's part of his gimmick ... but Bo Dallas with the all white and the recent weight gain is not a pleasing sight.

 

Didn't Savage switch to the body suits to hide how small he got when he got off the gas?

 

My vote for worst ring attire goes to Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart in 1998 WCW. He wore that Hart Foundation leather jacket from the WWF the previous year and the logo had flaked or peeled off in patches. It's what you'd expect to see at a tiny local indy show, not on a major cable program from a national promotion.

 

Triple H's old purple vinyl tights from the fall of 1998 were pretty awful, too.

 

 

Yeah I'm sure that's why Savage did it. I don't hate some of them, just when he goes overboard with the tassels like that Jannetty pic earlier.

 

Speaking of HHH, I think he was wearing these due to a groin/thigh injury of some sort, but it just didn't work:

 

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Only somewhat on topic, but do wrestlers realize how bad they look when their ponytail sort of loosens up but doesn't all the way during a match? Or someone like Jack Swagger, who usually looks electrocuted within two minutes of the bell?

 

poor Mongo McMichael. His ponytail always came loose during his matches

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What does that even mean?

 

A lot of looks work for a lot of guys. Doesn't mean it looks good or I gotta like it.

Your gruff old wrestling fan gimmick is obnoxious

I was thinking the same thing lol

 

of course you were

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Zack Ryder was a douche-y guy, so he had douche-y ring gear. Jarrett's was ridiculous but it kinda worked for him. The problem was you couldn't take him too serious while he wrestled in that. But then, when he came back with the more straight forward look, he was just too bland to take seriously anyway. So, I prefer the prior look.

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As much as I would like Cena to switch his gear up, it is way too late to be switching to tights. The jorts and sneakers look is a trademark of his. The only way that I could possibly see it happening is if he ever turns heel, and even that's starting to look unlikely.

I think it was Austin's podcast where Cena told the story of him ordering a bunch of new ring gear in preparation for a proposed heel turn. Apparently it fell through and he basically gave that money to NXT as a way to reward people with new gear for reaching some sort of goal. He said that if he went heel that he'd change his look to more traditional wrestling gear.

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There was some team in WCW late 90's that I either saw on Nitro or Thunder that wore some sort of long sleeve black pantyhose see thru shirts that looked awful. I only saw them once as they kind of looked like High Voltage. I forgot who they jobbed to.

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There was some team in WCW late 90's that I either saw on Nitro or Thunder that wore some sort of long sleeve black pantyhose see thru shirts that looked awful. I only saw them once as they kind of looked like High Voltage. I forgot who they jobbed to.

Erik Watts & Chad Fortune?

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I don't think anybody fell further than Randy Savage going from awesome capes, sunglasses, 3 star tights and taped fingers (just see the iconic t-shirt, obviously) to the ridiculous cowboy hats and "off the juice" body suits. It was sad. Like Elvis in the leisure suits.

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