Why Do Some WWE Managers Still Work Today?
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Why Do Some WWE Managers Still Work Today?
Managers were once everywhere in wrestling, but WWE uses them much less frequently now. When a manager does appear, what makes the partnership believable? Could managers become more useful for developing younger wrestlers who aren't naturally strong on the microphone?
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Re: Why Do Some WWE Managers Still Work Today?
WWE managers still work because they can add personality, improve promos, and make a wrestler feel more complete. Some wrestlers are great in the ring but less comfortable talking, so a manager fills that gap. A strong manager can also create heat and help build a character without taking attention away from them.
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Re: Why Do Some WWE Managers Still Work Today?
A good manager should add something the wrestler lacks, not just stand ringside and shout. Someone who can talk, build tension, and make an opponent look dangerous can help a young wrestler connect with the crowd while they develop their own microphone skills. The partnership only works long-term if the wrestler still feels like a star in their own right.
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