Some of the WWE heels, like John Cena and Seth Rollins, cheered head-on with the promotional top babyface, with former TNA President Scott Damore debating how WWE can fight.
In a recent work on Yahoo Sports, D’Amore recalls having a conversation with the ’70s tag team California Hippie, made up of Mike Boyette and Mickey Doyle. D’Amore believes WWE fans will decide whether or not they like stars like Rollins and Cena.
“I asked Mickey, ‘Well, what did you do to stop cheering for you?’ And he said he didn’t do anything – they wanted to cheer.
However, he added a warning that cool heels should not look weak in the promotional babyface. D’Amore believes that the heels need to look strong at first before the babyface catches up to them.
“NWO was the coolest guy in the world, but they were always trying to cheer, but the WCW wrestlers look very reckless, fans are betrayed over and over again, betrayed over and over again, beaten frequently, beaten often already, beaten often already.
He also believes modern wrestling fans are closing more than ever, and they want to “see cool” too, so they don’t always take root with the person they are supposed to cheer on.
