Do you remember how sometimes you watch your favorite TV show and all of a sudden the lead

character is played by a different actor?

It's weird, right?

You're just meant to accept this could be the same dude, but it's not.

Wrestling is actually very similar to this because of a gimmick as work before.

It stands to reason it could work again.

So when you're out of ideas, just do a copy.

Therefore, I am sorry for what culture please do hit that subscribe button.

This is indeed 10 wrestling characters played by multiple people.

Number 10 The Nature Boy

Ric Flair is the guy we associate with this the most, but I tell you.

He wasn't the first.

That's right.

The original nature boy came in the form of Buddy Rodgers, who was also the first man to hold

the WWWF Championship.

He dubbed himself with such a name all the way back in 1950, where he reproduced around like

he owned the place and constantly wafted his beach blonde hair out of his face.

So if you're looking for the template of the modern wrestling heel, you start with old buddy.

This is why 20 years later a young Ric Flair thought he could pull this off too,

so copy it verbatim, be it the robes and even the finishing move.

Flair just felt like enough time has passed that somebody could continue it on,

as face it wasn't wrong.

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