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10 Wrestlers Who Got Over By Losing - Daniel Bryan! Stone Cold Steve Austin! Mick Foley! Kurt Angle?!

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🗓️ 4 April 2021

⏱️ 13 minutes

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DQ finishes aren't always needed. Jules Gill presents 10 Wrestlers Who Got Over By Losing...


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0:00.0

Hello all of you beautiful people, Jules here for WhatCulture.com, and as they always say,

0:12.9

history is written by the victors, but you know what, today we're focusing on the losers

0:18.0

because secretly, even without claiming championship victories or standing tall at the end of things,

0:23.2

they actually sometimes master eyes above those that actually pin them to the mat.

0:26.9

Strange I know, but let's check it out.

0:28.9

As I'm Jules, this is WhatCulture.com, and these are 10 wrestlers who got over by losing.

0:34.2

10.

0:35.2

Derby Allen Derby Allen's early win-loss record was uneven by calculated

0:40.4

design.

0:41.4

In addition to getting Derby over as an emerging, spirited talent, it put the very notion

0:45.6

of achievement over how difficult it was to actually ascend.

0:49.9

The dissonance between his record and his performance level asked a very probing question, what

0:54.4

else does he have to do?

0:56.4

And the fundamental answer to everything being, he has to win.

0:59.6

He took Cody to the limit in an inspired match at Fight of Best in 2019, in that it positioned

1:05.3

Derby as a future player and established the drama of a time limit draw unfamiliar to

1:10.1

modern US audiences.

1:11.8

In the dynamite era, Derby defeated the fellow mid-card pack of Kipps Aby and Samic

1:15.6

Rivera, but lost to the established top tier players like Pack and John Moxley, but he

1:20.0

showed out in those defeats, which were definitely orchestrated to put him over as a man on

1:24.3

the cusp of being the big time.

1:26.6

Mox had to put him away with the top-row paradigm shift, Pack had to use the steps.

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