May I have your attention please you can now book your train tickets on Uber and get

10% back in credits to spend on your next Uber ride so you don't have to walk home in the brain again.

Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. My friends, I want to ask you just one question. How does somebody get over in professional wrestling?

Well, as is the case for everything else in this sport, there's no set set formula and some wrestlers will literally

spend decades grinding away before happening on something that truly

connects while others well they can flip the switch within a single bout.

Sometimes all it takes is a pair of aviator shade,

some slow motion leg kicks and the slightest thumbs up

you've ever seen, as I'm about to discuss. I'm Andy for what culture

wrestling and here are ten times wrestlers got over with one match. Number

10 Orange Cassidy

This guy was already over to an endearing level when he wrestled his first

80-W singles match at Revolution, but a scintillating bout in classic Underdog Baby Face mode against Pac took him to the next level.

Essentially bringing his David's star match from beyond to a major level,

Cassidy won legions of new supporters against a perfect heel prick, tearing

the roof off with an authentic selling performance that reeked of classic baby-faced tropes.

The balance of Schtick and Luce Libre couldn't have been more on point,

and with his crescendos and comebacks perfectly timed,

Cassidy had the crowd in raptures.

Much to the chagrin of his detractors, we now have learned that Cassidy is a genuine

needle mover for AEW as well.

He scored the peak viewership on the first episode of dynamite to feature Mike Tyson coming in at over 1 million

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