| | Gimmick (professional wrestling) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | In recent years, the emphasis has been on more 'realistic' gimmicks where the wrestler is portrayed as being an actual person, albeit with exaggerated personality traits, as opposed to previous years where gimmicks could be best described as 'cartoonish' (most of the World Wrestling Federation product in the 1980s and early 1990s fits this category). |
 | | A "heel gimmick" is one that is designed to be hated by crowds, usually to make the face look more popular in any storyline they may be both involved in (for example, pretending to betray a trusting face). |
 | | This is an example of a recycled gimmick, as Lex Luger used it in the early 90s when he was in the WWF, and a similar gimmick is currently being used by Rob Conway. |
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