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Since transitioning from a Mr. Tumnus looking babyface to a heel, Neville is on “fi-yah”
with the work that he is doing in the Cruiserweight division as “The King of the Cruiserweights”.
His heel turn effectively resurrected his career and he has been able to reach new heights
by “obliterating” the Cruiserweight division and becoming the WWE Cruiserweight champion.
Not only does Neville look and act the part of a heel, but his mic work is something to
be appreciated as there is genuine disgust and malice in his voice in every promo that
he delivers. Since becoming the Cruiserweight champion, Neville is pretty much untouchable
and he has had some great matches against the likes of Rich Swann, Jack Gallagher, the
“A Double” Austin Aries and more recently, Akira Tozawa. As a face, Neville was undervalued
and overlooked, however, since turning heel, he is on another level: the Neville level.
This might be an interesting choice to some, but I strongly believe that Seth Rollins as
a heel is when he is at his best. Some of you may agree, some of you may not but his
big ego, cocky and arrogant attitude and wicked laugh… how can we forget that…were the
qualities that made him one of the top heels in the WWE. All eyes were on Rollins during
his WWE World Heavyweight Championship run and week in and week out, we would watch Rollins
cheat his way to victory against some of the top guys in the company but that was just
the crafty nature of his character. Although Rollins is good as a babyface, he is not quite
reaching the championship status that he once had as a heel and yes, there’s still time,
of course but I personally think that Rollins is in his element as a heel as opposed to
a “freakin’” face. In my opinion, a heel Seth Rollins is “what’s best for
business”.
When you think of the name “Vince McMahon” you don’t think of a happy boss full of
smiles but you think of a rich and powerful authoritarian figure whose there to make your
life a living hell. He may not give a damn what you think but that’s just part of his
self-absorbed character… or he just simply doesn’t give a damn what you think. WWE
ice cream bars [I will play a clip], pushing underrated talent [I will play a clip], big
sweaty men [I will play a clip]. Believe it or not, Vince McMahon has been a face several
times throughout the years, such as when Shane McMahon took over the corporation in 1999
and during the invasion storyline. However, it is the times when Vince McMahon was a heel
that are well-remembered as he’s just a natural-born villain, it’s in his blood…
along with something else if you ask me. [I am jokingly referring to steroids to let you
know] We first witnessed McMahon’s evil boss character after the Montreal Screwjob
in 1997 and from then on, his character only got better especially when he feuded with
business today and paired up with Maryse, they truly are the “It Couple”. Whether
you love him or hate him…for most us it’s probably the latter… it’s undeniable that
The Miz’s arrogant and egotistical persona combined with his impressive mic work, which
is underrated if I must say, makes him a very successful heel. He has the ability to be
super annoying which makes you want to punch his f*ck*ng face in…but oddly enough, that’s
a good thing as it means he’s doing his job right. Can you think of a time when The
Miz was a face? It’s hard to think of a time but surprisingly, he was for the first
as a heel. As painful as it is to admit, The Miz is “awesome” at what he does.
If for some reason, you think that Jericho is better as a face than a heel then… you’re
a “stupid idiot”. No, worse: ”You just made the list!” For years, Chris Jericho
has been proving why he is “The Best in the World at What He Does” with incredible
mic work and in-ring proficiency. As a heel, is when Jericho excels and his feud against
Shawn Michaels in 2008 and the work that he is doing now are some of the best in his career
so far. At one point, Jericho refused having WWE merchandise created for him and he even
punched Shawn Michaels’ wife in the face, so if that doesn’t make a good heel then
I don’t know what does. Damn, he absolutely decked her. There’s a reason why he has
won all six of his world championships as a heel because he’s pretty damn good at
it. Don’t agree
with me? Well, you can “drink it maaaannnnnn!”