10 Most UNLIKEABLE WWE Babyfaces Ever
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- From Randy Orton and Batista to Triple H and Hulk Hogan, these are the 10 Most Unlikeable WWE Babyfaces Ever.
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I think they included Batista just to make up the numbers. Batista as a face was insanely popular, as seen during the feud with legacy
Yeah I completely agree, I used to absolutely love face Batista when I was a kid
Miz was a much worse face and just didnt work both times
100% a stretch. When he first turned face he was face as fuck and got massive pops
I liked him as a face
Facts. As soon as he turned on Triple H, crowds couldn’t get enough of him.
I don’t agree with Batista. He was overall liked by the fans back in the mid 2000s. The reason Batista was unpopular in 2014 was due to WWE booking Batista to headline WM30 during the time Bryan was the most popular.
I definitely remember him being over like hell from 2006-2008. I loved him.
Yes, Batista was a better face than heel, although he could be great at either with the right booking.
Some forget that when he first returned he got a good reception. Then he got the spot the crowd wanted Bryan in and THEN they started booing him so hard that if you gave boos mass it would bury him in the core of the planet.
He was only really liked because HHH could outheel him. Yeah, he rode it to a good place, but HHH set the stage to make it almost inevitable.
@@seymourglass26 well yeah that's the point lol that's how you get a good face turn you said that like the fans would've never liked him at any point
Batista as a face between 2005-2009 was very popular. People didnt even boo him when he fought with Taker
I remember actually liking Batistas face run with the world title on smackdown
It was really good until Khali had that..... run.
Most people did. This Guy is definitely an outlier.
Wait what?? Batista was LOVED by fans from 2005-2009. I remember he was a very loved babyface in 2006-2007. When he was injured and had to take time off, fans were genuinely sad. Every time his music played, fans were cheering loudly. He was the face of Smackdown.
What? Batista was consistently over as a babyface between 2005 - 2009. The heel turn in 2009 was clearly because he had done literally everything as a face during that time and needed to finally freshen things up.
They picked the perfect guy for Batista to turn on too.
Rey Mysterio is probably the one guy on the roster that couldn't get booed if he tried.
@@jasondyrkacz8270 he and Jeff Hardy for sure
Now do 10 Most Beloved Heels to even things out
Adam Cole definitely making Top 5
Dwindling it down to 10 would be rather impressive
Adam Cole and Becky Lynch would probably be #1 and #2, though depending how Scott Hall was seen back in the day compared to today, he may also be high up there. That they just completely failed at making Becky a heel and found that anti-hero like The Rock or Stone Cold is just the better option is something I'm honestly so glad about. Becky being The Man and being egotistical about her success, only to recently turn face again after conceding defeat to Bianca was just so satisfying to me, as it's a character arc that makes sense, which doesn't always happen in WWE.
Scott Hall
Austin
Flair
Rock
Piper
Jericho
Savage
Million Dollar Man
Mr Perfect
RVD
@@SomeOfTheJuice I wouldn't put Becky there, I think for somebody to be on such a list that they should be heel for a long time and get cheered during it, she was only heel for about a month and it was botched because fans weren't going to play along with her as heel. Scott Hall was a pure heel for years but got massive cheers and everybody was fine with him being heel. He was the bad guy after all.
People loved Batista! His face run until like 2008 before the feud with HBK was where the fans showed their loyalty to the veteran. And yes he was a better heel, but people liked him. If the Daniel Bryan stuff wasn't as prominent at the time of his return no one would have booed him coming back for that run. He was full time until he left. The crowd was booing Rey Mysterio at the time not because they hated those guys. They just wanted DB.
Yeah also HBK's early 2000s WWE return as a face was amazing people loved it
Never understood anyone pushing Steiner as a face, he is meant to be a heel for sure
It's because when he was teaming up with his brother in the 90 on wcw he was a good guy it wasn't until he started getting to roids that he became like that
Hhh wanted to be the heel in the feud so Steiner had to be the face.
It’s because triple h was heel
I know the list can only hold ten names, but honorable mentions go to the likes of Rocky Maivia, Charlotte Flair and Alberto Del Rio as their babyface runs all floundered, as well. Heck, we could even throw in Bayley since her initial face run on the main roster just didn't work with some fans.
ADR is an unlikeable human being.
I think the worst face turn of all time goes to The Miz. He didn't get a main event push with the turn, but pairing him with Ric Flair and giving him the Figure Four as a new finisher just completely fell flat for me and all went in the opposite direction of how Miz works best and is most comfortable.
The first one sure, but the second one was great until Shane screwed it up.
@@dna507 yeah but Miz only works as a heel
Jesus, might as well let Honky Tonk Man turn face.
Doesn't help that The Miz as a faces never wins. He got real strong reactions against Shane O Mac until he kept losing over and over again
@@juicyeboi9006 he earns fans respect that's the reason he was cheered in some arenas or just to booed reigns
Putting Batista in there seems weird considering there's a bunch of guys who had worse face runs than him. Here are some examples:
Sheamus - Started out good but became Vince's favorite flavour of babyface, the bully babyface, in 2012 and was completely unlikable for the majority of his time as babyface before getting injured.
The Miz - Taking a natural heel like Miz, turning him face, and then having him make lowest common denominator insults towards heels was never going to work.
The Rock - His first babyface run had fans chanting at him to die, kinda says it all.
Batista for his 2014 return is enough of a reason. He returned as a face but everyone hated it. The 2014 Royal Rumble got hijacked because Daniel Bryan wasn't part of the match so when Batista won, the fans crapped all over it and booed Batista horribly. Besides some missteps on his part, he did his best in a no-win situation (put Daniel Bryan over at Wrestlemania 30 by being the one to tap out, helped put the Shield over as a bigger deal). His problems before his 2009 heel turn were that he kept getting injured so his momentum was constantly being halted.
04:11 That "eating his prayers, saying his vitamins" line got me. hahaha
The best 🤣🤣
Orton as the legend killer was such a piece of shit. Such good TV.
Thinking about it, they should do this with Charlotte. She's gone through Trish, give her Lita, Molly, McCool, Victoria, Melina over the course of a year then give her a feud with Mickie James leading to Mickies induction to HOF in 2024. Keep that belt off her
That is Money
I don’t normally disagree a lot with the list. But the Batista inclusion is bull. Batista was over like hell. There was a little moment where it could have turned but the feud with the undertaker solidified his face run. It shocked the hell out of me when he turned.
Cena,Michaels and Batista actually we're insanely popular babyfaces imo
This is facts!
The Rock & Randy Orton's careers took off after their hardcore matches with Mick Foley.
When Trips came back from that ACL tear, his muscles had muscles😆😂
It didn’t help that Roman was being booked strong well in 2015 when there was another wrestler at the time who still had total fan support and people cheered more for.
*coughDanielBryancough*
Ye I think people hated Roman not because of Roman himself, but because of Vince McMahon trying to turn him into the Samoan John Cena. At least Cena had the charisma to pull off the tough, inspirational and sometimes goofy face. I mean Suffering Succotash is a bad line but if Cena said it he could’ve made it a little funny because he’d give it his all.
The Miz , he's a natural heel. Face Miz just feels off lol
That was a weird period of Miz in late 2012 and mid 2013.
His second face run was more of a disaster then his first. His first face run he had some decent matches with Damian Sandow and won the intercontinental championship a second time from Wade Barrett. That was until he lost it to Wade Barrett in a squash match and it went down hill from there. As I said before his second face run was a absolute disaster, he lost a falls count anywhere match at Wrestlemania against Shane McMahon of all people and basically became a jobber.
Just like Edge
I understand Hogan, but what about in 2002 when the fans FORCED the WWF to turn him face?
Cena fatigue is still a thing for me 😂
Randy Orton was relatable af to me. Especially when he looked like he hated his life and he was bored
People from western countries really underestimate how over Randy Orton is internationally and with the casual audience. He always got the crowd hyped during his when builds up to the rko
I feel at Unforgiven 2004 it should’ve been Orton v Benoit v HHH. Orton retains and then the double cross occurs. If they built the tension a bit maybe the fans would’ve warmed up.
As good as 2004 was, I would have changed at least a few things.
I’d like to see the opposite: 10 most likeable heels
Batista was one of the most over guys in the early 2000’s
How tf was Batista unlikable?
Do you honestly remember him as a Face? No, You remember him as a Heel. Hence why hes seen as 'unlikable' as a good guy. Kinda like the title of the video says.
He wore blue trunks instead of black that time. Bluetista
@@talkintomenow How tf you gonna ask me a question then answer it for me? 😂 The most memorable Batista era for me was when he betrayed Evolution and became World Heavyweight Champion as a face.
Lol, so you pretty much get your opinions on things from YT videos?? Those last 2 sentences aren't very bright.
@@talkintomenow I remember him turning on HHH and beating him 3 straight times and having a hell of a run as World Champion on SmackDown and having that amazing tale of 2 babyfaces feud on Smackdown all of 2007. i remember him as a heel sure. but to say he wasn't a memorable face. that's a bold faced lie.
These people are clowns we remember Batista run to become champion and his smackdown reign at top. Feuds against Undertaker baby face Versus baby face. Only think about his heel run was his riverly with Rey and Cena (people still liked him over Cena). Then a babyish crowd insisting he turns heel and because he’s an actually a good wrestler he ran with it and made that work too. Make no mistake he will always be remembered as a dominant baby face by a majority, despite with a vocal minority may try to spin it.
It's almost impossible to stay babyface, fans are so fickle and the writers always screw it up
Correct.
Fr this is why Roman is still over now despite being champ for well over 2 years. A heel willing to do anything to keep the title is far more interesting than a babyface winning every match clean
Honorable mention: pre-Rock Rocky Maivia
OMG. He was just insufferable.
@@america6545 Oh and what about Bret Hart in 1997 before the double turn with Austin at Wrestlemania 13?
some of this list really falls apart with talking things in hindsight instead of at the moment. Michaels and hogan in particular
Wait wait wait. Not comfortable playing the hero? He’s a fucking guardian of the galaxy…
Movies and professional wrestling are different. We expect them to play the good guy in the movies but not in wrestling where his true craft is at rather he likes to admit it or not
Haha 😂 that’s what I’m saying he’s such a easy monster face in movies and wrestling.
no Charlotte Flair, surprising
She’s basically Goldberg but good in the ring and not a part timer
"Eating his prayers saying his vitamins"
🤣🤣🤣
This list should've been called ten babyfaces that where much better heals just saying
Steiner was originally a baby face with his brother. He had played that role many many years.
Was anyone else as disappointed as me that we didn’t get the song for the Randal Keith segment? lol
Orton was loved always though his heel nature is top notch.
Batista was loved as baby face.
HHH as face was also loved around 2006-08
Cena was always like as face except later in his career
How is The Miz not on here? Both of his face runs crashed and burned almost instantaneously.
im clearly too young, but everytime i look at Hogan's WWF run, he literally always seemed like the heel. i never understood how the crowd accepted him as a face, but (thankfully) times have changed
I am the same (born in 03). I think it’s just because so much has come out about Hulk. The backstage politics, racism, etc. We’ve heard all of the stories so now when we watch it’s kinda easier to see him for who he really was.
1982 birthday here. It's not just retrospective. I hated him - yes would have been toward the end of his first run in WWE when I was watching, but at 5-7 I couldn't stand him and always wanted him to lose, I especially didn't understand why it was 'okay' when he flagrantly cheated as much as any bad guy. I doubt I'm alone.
Hogan as a babyface was more over than just about anything ever in the 80s and 90s, right up until his turn with the NWO. It's only now that there's so many documentaries and stories told about that era, that we've seen how he acted, and changed our opinion of him...
@@fromomelastocarcosa3575 really? Wow... Now, I (born in '81) wasn't a huge Hulkamaniac (I was the cliche Warrior fan, and LOVED Demolition), but from what I remember most of my friends loved Hogan in the late 80s. I don't really remember anything in wrestling from about 89 to about 96-97, and then it was all about Nash, Goldberg, Rock, Benoit, Stone Cold, etc...
Hulk did begin his career as a heel. Vince saw his potential as a Face and took a risk and the rest was history.
surprised Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins werent on the list
Cody's failed babyface run (the end) was in aew not wwe
No he was good when he was stardust
I think Seth Rollins is a hard one. His offense kinda screams baby face, but how he overall carries himself works better as a heel. He could have taking a few spots on this list like Batista, Goldberg, Hogan, and Cena. Cody probably should be on this list no doubt.
John Cena being on this list.... Let alone being number 2..... Makes zero sense. He was literally the biggest draw in the company for over ten years
Hardcore wrestling fans. Sure, there are some people who like his work, like kids and some parents, but his style of wrestling, not to mention his seemingly squeaky clean goody two shoes persona, don’t resonate with people who grew up in the 90s. That, and until recent years, he seemed like the next Hulk Hogan or so. Booked too strongly that not much people can touch him.
Plus, don’t forget the millions of wrestlers buried by him. Not sure if it’s Triple H bad, but there’s a list. Zack Ryder, Wade Barret, Rusev… but in his defense, guys like CM Punk maybe, Daniel Bryan, Kevin Owens, Seth Rollins, AJ Styles, and more did beat him from time to time. It’s just that his W-L is totally bonkers compared to other wrestlers.
He’s a good wrestler. He’s a good performer. But, people will often compare him to the Rock too. Guess which one would probably
make people appreciate more?
That, and Cena’s overeliance of staying a baby face for many years, and never going heel, when a vast majority do both to sometimes different effects, also sours his experience. Like Roman Reigns is now doing to a great effect, imagine Cena turning into a heel. It would be a mind-blowing thing, like what The Hulkster did in the late 90s. Perhaps only do it a year, to make sure it was only in storyline. Heck, like The Rock and Kurt Angle, he could’ve pulled off a joky comedian heel. Or tweener.
The fact that his character arc seemed stale for most of his run also didn’t help. And I don’t like the Heroes Journey thing they did with him repeatedly. Lose, recover, win, repeat. Like CM Punk once said how is he the underdog when he keeps winning?
At least half of any given audience would boo him out the building. He was unlikeable to a sizeable portion of most crowds, that has little to do with his ability to draw or sell merch. How you can say that makes zero sense, well, that ACTUALLY makes zero sense.
@@dennett316 see that's the thing. You're only looking at half the audience. The other half damn near worshipped Cena. How do y'all ignore that?
@@dannyhargreaves1326 when you say hardcore wrestling fans you're talking about a loud minority. Cena wouldn't be as huge as he was if only women and children cheered him.
@@wackozackoyt Still, they’re there when they join in the “Cena sucks!” Just because they’re small doesn’t mean they don’t exist. Who else gets a reaction like that as a baby face! You usually get a boo, but rarely never a they suck chant.
Hulk was the most popular star the business has ever known. Pacitti just likes joining in with the Hulk bashing that's popular with a certain subset of the fandom.
Roman Reigns should take his rightful place as number one. He used to get boo’d out of every stadium between 2014-20. It got so bad WWE used to edit out his boo’s. I remember when he beat undertaker the next day the crowd would not let Roman speak. He was truly the most hated baby face in wrestling history.
If John Cena, Roman Reigns, Bret Hart or Shawn Michaels aren’t on this list it’s rigged.
Tbf, Batista was so over during his first babyface run in ‘05. The injury was so unfortunate cause he was on course for another WM main event.
The only reason Batista is on here is because the fans were red hot for Daniel Bryan and wanted him to main event mania and that made Batista the villain otherwise ain’t no way he deserves to be on the list that’s just wrong 🤣🤣🤣
Great video y’all are awesome. I would change the video name as this feels like wrestlers who are better heels than baby faces, as there’s so many popular baby faces on the list that weren’t unlikeable like hogan Batista hbk etc who are liked
Here's some more honorable mentions:
The Miz, Logan Paul, Sasha Banks and Charlotte Flair
I do agree with Batista in this list but I can understand the objections. The intro may have skewered it by mentioning people in the list are unpleasant. Batista isn't unpleasant. Batista would botch his lines and struggled doing this live, but we know he had a natural charisma and likability on film, when he could be framed to be at his best.
The thing is, Reigns is perfectly likeable, but they were beating us over the head with him for a good three years. And he cannot do a face promo. He's halfass face now because he sounds natural and like he believes what he's doing.
Test is always a what SHOULD'VE been for me. Big dude that could handle himself in the ring. If only he had a Heyman like manager to be his mouth, I think his career could've been different. I was excited when he came back for WWECW at first, until I realized that was going no where
Wrestling babyfaces who failed
Number 1: Hangman Adam Page
As a JoJo enjoyer, I have the legal authority to say: There is no such thing as "too much posing".
surprised Miz didn't make it on the list. i HATED him as a babyface
Clearly they didn’t watch wrestling enough during the ruthless agression era to know that Batista literally was eye level with Cena as the top face until his injury then at least top 3 until 2009
Batista should not be on this list. When Batista was a face, he was insanely popular. To me, his heel turn before he left in 2010 was weak because they turned him while he was still insanely over as a face and it was awkward. When he came back, he was only booed because he came back and took Daniel Bryan's place at first.
Also, I guess I'm the only person on earth that has liked Ronda Rousey no matter what she did, lol.
Batista and Unlikeable Babyface? geez everybody loved him as a babyface and shouldn't be in this list Miz should be in this list since he had the worst babyface turn twice between 2012 & 2018
Now the opposite video of Likeable Heels has to be made
Goldberg cares deeply about his craft? That’s why he never learned how to work a match beyond 3 minutes?
I booed hhh when he came back from the quad tear.
Goldberg "cares deeply about his craft."
Riiiight. 🙄
Right? The only thing Oldberg cares about is his paycheck.
I will never forgive WWE for screwing over Rey like that.
Highly disagree with Batista on the list. If you include his 2014 run only then sure but for a lot of years, 2005-07 especially, he was very much over and popular with a lot of fans, way more than Cena for sure.
Scott steiner was a good heel in wcw
I would love to see a top 10 list of wrestlers outside of WWE.
•Cody Rhodes in AEW
•Sammy Guevara
•Jeff Jarrett in TNA (he was a babyface in the early TNA days
you're good at the game of omission, padding your lists, and revisionist history, guys
The crazy thing is they wanted to keep Batista as a heal but the fans loved him so much he became face
I'm surprised The Honkytonk Man didn't make the list.
Batista with big gold belt on his chest with a Yakuza Boss style of clothing is just a Kiss chef
Before watching the video - Roman Reigns better be on the list
Hulk hogan was getting booed in wcw so they decided to turn him heel
Honestly, the best face triple h we ever got was the one that went against Randy Orton on The road to WrestleMania 25. The reason it worked so well is because we actually felt bad for what he was going through and wanted to see him kick Orton's ass.
Scott Steiner was likeable early in his career when he and his brother Rick were a face tag yeam from 1989 until 2
1998. But after he became Big Pompa Pump, it was hard for him to be likeable again, albeit he did have his humorous moments.
I ve hated Roman thru his bay face fase, but I love him as a heel
One of the problems with modern wrestling is that if a guy is good as a heel, he's a terrible babyface, and visa versa, making everything either wildly predictable, bad, or both. It's hard to cheer for Paul Levesque when he inserts himself into main event matches and gets himself over at the expense of everyone else. The guy was basically Michael Hickenbottom, only he stayed sober and learned from HBK's mistakes. Let's not forget, it was Stone Cold, Undertaker and The Rock who made WWF the top sports entertainment company in the world, not Shawn Michaels or HHH. But by 2002, Stone Cold and The Rock were basically retired or semi-retired and the Undertaker was past his prime.
You think Undertaker was past his prime in 2002?
@@chepeolvera8057 lol beat me to it!
@@sethshepherd3221 Sounds ridiculous right? Lol
@@chepeolvera8057 He feels like its necessary to refer to Trips and Shawn by their shoot names so clearly he doesn't know as much as he lets on.
Sounding like that Voodoo Kin Mafia promo from TNA - AT THE ALAMO!! HICKENBOTTOM!!!
unlikely ≠ unlikable
Just saw you hold up a sign at all out so I subbed
How about Flair?.She keeps going from face to heel even though she's clueless as a face.Heel Flair works better because she does come off as genuinely entitled.Look at some of her stunts."Accidentally"dropping the title during that exchange with Lynch,killing Asuka's momentum,not objecting to being pushed into the WrestleMania main event,etc.
Batista as a face was incredible, who was smoking crack when they made this list? 😂
It's a totally different time now. heels get over just as much as babyfaces anymore so the lines are blurred. Yes roman is a major heel but fans go nuts when he says "acknowledge me". And no matter how nasty Chris Jericho gets when Judas hits crowd goes crazy. And look at Mox, he acts like a heel used to but fans absolutely love him.
Like all the comments, Batista was a hugely over babyface. I agree completely he is a better heel, but his feud with the beloved Undertaker for instance never had the crowd turn on him, they were in both of their corners generally. He was cheered over Cena in their first feud, the only problem he ever had as a baby was the ecw crowd crapping on his match with Big Show. Of course, the 2014 debacle has to be mentioned of course, but that was about 1% of his babyface output.
Big Show - after his what felt like 1000th turn nobody would ever buy into him as a face, but rather just wait for him to be turned heel again.
And most recently, not to mention how poor Liv was literally thrown under the bus after SummerSlam '22. That's what really put me off Ronda right now.
Too bad no NXT stars here.
"All you need to do is BO-LIEVE!"
I have to disagree about the Hogan posing part. I was lucky enough to see Hogan twice back in the 80s at house shows. One of those was Hogan vs Macho Man which to this day I can't believe I saw that in person. You have to keep in mind at the time he literally had the largest arms in the history business. I believe to this day he's still in the top 3 with Great Khali and Scott Steiner beating him out decades later. So his arms were as much of a draw for people to come see as he was. People went crazy during the poses and the hand to his ear gimmick and they couldn't get enough of it. People paid good money to see him do that and he did not disappoint. Being decades removed it may seem silly but in its time it's what people wanted.
We can thank Paul Heyman for the Tribal Chief gimmick. "Acknowledge meeee!"
I would have added Seth Rollins. Seth does not play the face well.
I’d like to point out that Goldberg is mega huge for young people and casuals. It’s smarks who don’t like him. Same with Ronda Rousey. Smarks don’t like these two. People need to realize smarks aren’t the majority of fans. They’re a vocal minority.
It’s why people always got so stunned that Vince pushed Roman for so long. He was bloody popular with casuals and kids. It didn’t matter that whiny ass 35 year old white guys didn’t like him. They’ll watch the show anyways since they love to complain.
Glad I'm not the only one to like Batista during the 2000s, as when I got into wrestling on my own he was one of the reasons I enjoyed WWE so much,
This doesn't even include faces who were genuinely popular as such, but whose kayfabe behavior was so atrocious that in real life it would be impossible to see them as anything but heels.
I love a good crispy tater tot
Randy Orton, Scott Steiner, and Bill Goldberg’s baby face runs didn’t fail due to any fault of their own. They failed because they had the misfortune of crossing paths with Triple H and his golden shovel during his infamous reign of terror. Yes, WWE suffered from a dearth of quality baby faces from 2002-2005, but that was mostly because Hunter insisted on elevating himself at their expense.
Hulk Hogan was the biggest Babyface on the planet in the 80s and early 90s and the Biggest Heel in the late 90s ....So not sure why he's on the list
This channel always bitiches about Hogan
@@jsmith3946 I think that's true and that's kind of unfortunate that they got a bias against him
Reigns, Del Rio, Luger, Cena, Punk, Orton, Rousey, Charlotte, Sasha, Natalya
Batista was a great face on smackdown
DX Army HHH I always felt was his best babyface work!
Charlotte should be on the list he got cheered for beating the shit out of her until Charlotte turned face
They just included Hulk Hogan to seem woke. Most over wrestler ever. Only thing that stopped that was stuff from outside of wrestling. I’m Black , I’m not exactly a Hulk Hogan supporter but even I can acknowledge , it’s a little different than being unlikeable. Even all the evil shit he did , he still got cheered.
Calling John Cena or Triple H unlikeable is proof. They were heavily cheered as faces. While Cena-fatigue is/was real , kinda came n went. You know who is unlikeable to a level that would make sense to include them on a list like this ? Logan Paul. No cheers before that ring to table spot. Scott Steiner , initial buzz was gone in months. Cain Velasquez. Lost his buzz before his match , and had very little reaction to begin with. You sound stupid as fuck to say the most profitable wrestler of all time and a member of probably the most over tag team EVER , ridiculous statement.
Eating his prayers, saying his vitamins.