| Display title | Creator's Pet/Professional Wrestling |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Realistically, just about any wrestler who is overpushed (that is to say, given more screen-time and wins than their talent level or popularity would deserve) could be a Creator's Pet. Only the most obvious examples should be listed below, and as with all Subjective Tropes, take them with a grain of salt. |