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[ 2009-12-16 21:45:00 | By: bcde625 ] |
Los Cadets del Espacio - Pro wrestlers replica watchesare basically superheroes, and I've never seen a group that made that more evident than AAA's Los Cadets del Espacio. Fun fact: Venum (the guy with the big star on his head) is one of only four or five wrestlers who has convinced me to buy a replica of his mask.
Jim Cornette (Wrestlemania X) - This outfit only made one or two appearances, but it was GREAT. A big part of Cornette's gimmick was his complete and utter lack of fashion sense, and he never looked so awesomely bad as he did when celebrating the tenth anniversary of Wrestlemania.
Shawn Michaels (Early 90's) - During his run as a heel Intercontinental Champion, Shawn Michaels' gear was the best that it's ever been. Why? Because it was designed very well to play in to his gimmick and get him heat. Wrestling crowds have always had a little bit of a redneck slant to them, and they've always been a bit homophobic, reacting negatively to characters who are portrayed as "gay." Michaels never played an outright gay character, but his attire was obviously put together to make him look as much like a two-bit male gigolo as possible. It resulted in people reacting to him more negatively than they would have if he just walked out in black trunks with a generic tribal design on the back, and that's what any good wrestling costume does.
The Great Muta - Throughout his career, the Great Muta has looked like something special. Though his look began as nothing more than a knockoff of the Great Kabuki, he eventually made the facepaint his own and added to it with elaborate pants and robes. Over time, the Muta character evolved from being Generic Foreign Heel #352 to being the "dark side" of the personality of wrestler Keiji Mutoh, and, when that occurred, there was an appropriate shift in the character's attire that made him into more of an imposing, almost supernatural presence. In even more recent years, he's shifted again and become outright demonic. I would wager that Mutoh has spent more money on wrestling gear than just about any other competitor in the game . . . but I have a feeling that he's fine withreplica rolex it, since it's a large part of what has helped him MAKE more money than the vast majority of the competitors in the game.
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