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11/19/24(Tue)11:55:08 No.16296340
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Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)11:55:08 No.16296340 Archived
How do you define workrate anyway? What even is a good worker in this business?
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Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)15:48:49 No.16297501
Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)15:48:49 No.16297501
>>16296340
>Hulk Hogan and Sid Justice vs. Ric Flair and The Undertaker

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RimQMJ5Mw50
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Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)16:39:04 No.16297689
Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)16:39:04 No.16297689
>>16296340
>Workrate
Density of action in a match
>Being a good worker
Being able to make the most out of a performance no matter the circumstances

They don't mean the same thing. There are amazing workers who are fairly limited in their action and there are amazing workers who can do all sorts of crazy moves and shit but the commonalities they all have are structure, economy of movement, pacing, timing, crowd connection and emotion. Stuff like that is what makes a great worker
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