That piece walks you through the long history of those guys. Great vids too
in this piece for @ringer , I wrote about the historical context for and improbable success of @otiswwe, who could possibly cash in his over-the-top comedic stylings and thick Minnesota accent in exchange for a run as an unconventional world championhttps://www.theringer.com/2020/5/13/21256899/otis-dozovic-wwe-money-in-the-bank …
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“We did it, Mandy!”
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Duluth MN, where he was born, is basically just Wisconsin ... the article notes that but the tweet doesn’t ... and he is indeed true WI
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Cool article! Lovely history, though I can't shake the the icky feeling that Otis is a white (and therefore safe) appropriation of what Big E has been doing for the past 5 years.
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Big E is an even more insanely skilled athlete who deserved a run like Kofi had, at least. He's one of the best mic workers in the company, more amusing/cocky than Otis is nerdy/needyhttps://newrepublic.com/article/132970/new-day-future-professional-wrestling …
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good piece. it articulates the undeniable charisma of the guy. saw him live at the smackdown before survivor series, and he was easily the most over wrestler all night. the place came unglued when he got the hot tag.
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Saw him a few times in NXT with a friend, and he and Tucker were tearing the house down with workfare, but the caterpillar raised the roof
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