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        Paul Heyman as a manager Have your say 
       By: tnagirl Date: May 26, 2013, 3:16 pm
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       Paul Heyman has been in the wrestling business for a great
       while. Since the late 1980's. He was a grand manager in his day
       while in WCW where he managed future wrestling legends in Steve
       Austin, the Undertaker back when he was "Mean Mark Callous",
       Rick Rude, Bobby Eaton, ECT. And of course Paul Heyman made his
       way to ECW (Eastern Championship Wrestling) and made that
       eastern wrestling promotion EXTREME! Enter Paul E. Dangerously.
       Where Paul E. took over as the head of ECW. But Paul was very
       bad at managing money and that was a key thing in-where ECW
       folded in 2001.
       Later on that year Paul Heyman got a job in the WWF/E. And a
       year later Paul Heyman introduced Brock Lesnar to the pro
       wrestling world! But has been in & out for the last 12 years.
       Now adays Paul Heyman is back managing in the WWE a group of
       guys that go by the "Paul Heyman Guys". Which include Brock
       Lesnar, CM Punk, and now "Curtis Axel". Some would include the
       Big Show as a Paul Heyman guy but their no longer seen together
       on WWE TV. We will see more Paul Heyman guys in the (near)
       future. Paul Heyman is at the top of his class in managing WWE
       superstars. He's number one right now in the E right above Zeb
       Colter.
       But where would you rate Paul Heyman as the greatest manager of
       all-time in wrestling history with the history he's making right
       now in the WWE with these new stars?
       What do you all think of him?
       #Post#: 12675--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Paul Heyman as a manager Have your say 
       By: tnafanforum Date: May 26, 2013, 3:52 pm
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       He has done so much for Punk and others before him . He is one f
       the best out their he knows how to work the shows and most of
       all he knows how to make a story big .
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       Re:  Paul Heyman as a manager Have your say 
       By: SheriffLonestar Date: May 27, 2013, 9:31 am
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       He is one of the few wrestling genius' in the world. As a
       promoter I would rank him with Vince, Baba and Inoki who are
       world wide the guys who understood their key audience
       demographics the best over the last 50 years. As a manager he is
       still a productive talker and bump taker. The managers of today
       can't outshine their talent like they did. It was fine for Jimmy
       Hart, Bobby Heenan and co to be bigger than their talents, they
       where enhancing guys who weren't great at talking, or where
       smart enough like say Curt Hennig, to incorporate the manager
       well into their act. Even further back, guys like The Grand
       Wizard where the top heels in their territory. A case in point;
       Bruno Sammartino couldn't rely on a long term top level heel to
       work with, they would be in and gone within 6 months work their
       way up flame out and go somewhere else. So the manager was the
       top heel who would bring in guys for the top faces. To that end
       Heyman's job is different to what it was when he first started.
       Clearly Punk doesn't need the help when it comes to talking, to
       extent neither does Lesnar, his physical presence is enough.
       Heyman is smart enough to enhance both guys without stepping in
       their toes. His most creative work will come in getting Curtis
       Axel over, I imagine in the same way Bobby Heenan got over his
       Dad. He doesn't need to control the wild man just enhance what
       is already there.
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