Guest Risk Report post Posted May 2, 2002 Vince claims there are NO heels and faces in his company. It IS his company, so if he says there are none, there isn't, he decides what he wants for his company. The guy is an asshole, but, IMO, heels and faces are boring. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Mystery Eskimo Report post Posted May 2, 2002 I'm sure this has already been mentioned, but any and all of Paul Wights turns have generally been awful and laughable. I don't think heels and faces are boring. They're an integral part of the wrestling system. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Nater Report post Posted May 2, 2002 Wrestling? Like they do in Mexico and Japan? sorry pal, i watch sports entertainment... because goddamn the WORM is entertaining.. (words i would punch somebody for saying) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Report post Posted May 2, 2002 I don't remember what lead up to this, but the Yokosuna Face turn. He went from being this 700lb, Japanese Monster to speaking English clear as day. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Zack Malibu Report post Posted May 2, 2002 Tatanka's heel turn. The BodyDonnas face turn. The Rock N Roll Express as heels with Cornette in the NWA "Invasion" of the WWF, 1998. Bradshaw turning heel on Terry Funk for pretty much no reason at Fully Loaded 1998. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Report post Posted May 2, 2002 Bradshaw turning heel on Terry Funk for pretty much no reason at Fully Loaded 1998. While we're on that subject, how about Bradshaw turning on Vader (or was it the other way around?) after they teamed once on the HeAT before SummerSlam 98? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Rick001 Report post Posted May 2, 2002 Edge's turn from mystery face person to annoying heel person back to semi-annoying face/ tortured soul The Rock's 2 second heel turns (like with Jericho in 2001 during the Invasion angle and with Hogan at WM18) The Godwins turning from lovable Hog Farmers to evil confederate hog farmers to southern justice Denis Knights Midieon run D-Lo and Chaz's heel turn when they teamed up with Tiger Ali Sighn Rikishi from face to heel to face after Austin went heel Albert always turning on his partners Booker T's whole "The Book" gimmick Kroniks 2 seconds in the WWF before being fired because Taker and Kane refused to job to them Taker's run since he returned Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Report post Posted May 2, 2002 Someone queried about Mr Perfect's turn in 1996, Well Mr P was a "face" commentator and was very critical of HHH (Blueblood heel) and his treatment of valet/escorts. Mr Perfect then helped Marc Mero (Wildman Face) in winning the IC title from Faarooq in a Tournament Final the night after IYH Mind Games. Mr Perfect was then due to face HHH on RAW but was "injured" backstage by HHH and couldnt compete however, Mero stepped in to replace Perfect and fought HHH for the IC title. Perfect turned heel on Mero and helped HHH win the IC title and revealed it as a cunning plan. Mr Perfect, I believe was scheduled to feud with Mero and have a match on The Royal Rumble 1997 PPV however, when seeking geniune clearance to wrestle again (last competing in late 1993) Perfect found that he would lose out on a substantial Lloyds of London Insurance policy he had accrued due to his back injury. When he realised that he would lose out in the region of $100,000 by wrestling before May 1997 he asked Vince to buy off the amount due but only for a fraction (I think he was happy to accept $35,000-$50,000) Vince thought it over and disagreed telling Perfect just to get back in the ring and with his projected push (Possibly IC Title Run and World Title Feud) he would recoup the $100,000 by the end of the year. Mr Perfect was not so sure one because of his projected push in 1990 (Denied a Promised Rumble Win and Warrior Title Match) never materialised because of backstage politics and secondly in the event that his back was not up to the rigours of WWF wrestling anymore and he would not be able to wrestle during the year for a time. Both Parties refused to budge and Perfect left WWF a few weeks after the turn on remarkably quite amicable terms, even though Vince was a bit PO'ed at having to rejig some of the storylines with Mero and HHH to compensate. Perfect got his final insurance payment called Vince in May 1997 but was told that because of Austin's push, Bret/Shawn feud and a general downturn in WWF business he was not required so Curt Hennig signed with WCW without his Mr Perfect Moniker! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest DokDoyle Report post Posted May 5, 2002 ...And the Godfather turned heel? When did this happen? Should I actually be watching Heat? :0 But I guess with those "bankruptcy" hints the announcers kept dropping, it makes sense that it led up to something... Actually..to see the Godfather's Heel turn, you had to watch Jakked/ Metal, which since the split has been a really good show. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest crandamaniac Report post Posted May 6, 2002 Sting's heel turn at Fall Brawl: I swear, NOBODY was booing him when he laid out the Orange Goblin and I was loving every single minute of it. I must agree, the whole crowd (which unfortunately did not sell out the arena, so they had to bring the people from the upper deck to the bottom to fill it up, Gotta love WCW) was cheering there brains out. Sting became the biggest babyface in the world that night Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest saturnmark4life Report post Posted May 8, 2002 Angles' face turn at survivor series. Just didn't like that match, went for about 5 yrs and just seemed so taked on at the end. Tatanka's turn rocked! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
