Thread: Is it too late for AJ Styles to be the top face in the company?
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Old 04-16-2018, 08:34 AM   #37
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Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan View Post
He doesn't have the charisma, look or mainstream appeal to be the face of the company. He's a guy who can appeal to people who are already hardcore wrestling fans and that's it. The booking may be shit but even with perfect booking his ceiling is low because of those factors. There are other guys and have been other guys in the company recently who have the tools but are victims of booking. He's not one of them.
You say that with such assuredness. But many would have argued Steve Austin didn't have the charisma up until the point that he did. You've been conditioned to believe "top guy needs to tick these boxes" but you've never seen anyone given a chance beyond Vince's usual template... other than Steve Austin, really. If they don't tick Vince's boxes, they get a sniff at the top spot, but the second things don't go EXACTLY RIGHT, they're considered flops at the box office. Never mind Roman, Cena, and HHH's constant chances.
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