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Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply check the Uber app. The process of getting over is a good promo guy is usually gradual.

For a handy visual aid, think of Vince McMahon internally molesting himself

surveying Stacy Keeber's legs in that meme chair.

It's, um, it basically plays out a bit like that. At one end of the

spectrum is the rock literally leaving pauses in pre-taped segments because he

knew the crowd would effortlessly fill in the gaps when it was played hours later.

And at the other is this moment from now, from this moment on,

this will be the moment starting now of the Genesis of McGillicuddy.

Every other wrestler in history is somewhere in the middle.

Now you can be a good promo through shea graft and devotion,

but pretty much everyone who's a great promo was born with it.

Steve Austin wasn't magically great at talking because he

riffed on a biblical verse he'd been blowing tits off for his entire career but it does

show how one promo can make your entire career if it's good enough. Conversely it takes some doing to

ruin your career with just one promo. But by whiz oh gee boy gosh

dawn o'g golly some can teleport themselves into oblivion.

My name is Adam Cleary and these are 10 promos that totally changed your opinion on a wrestler.

Number 10, Brett Hart reverses a career narrative.

An in-ring genius he may have been, but Bret Hart was never rated as an excellent Mikeman because

he wasn't.

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