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** [[Stone Cold Steve Austin]]. Never trust a rattlesnake.
** [[Chris Jericho]] makes a career out of doing this.
** [[World Wrestling Entertainment|WWE]] wrestler [[Triple H]] seems to settle into this role whenever he attempts a [[Heel Face Turn]]. Mostly because, even as a face, he's kind of a prick—but a ''smart'', ''funny'' prick.
** During his TNA days, [[Christian]] Cage settled into this role after the dissolution of the Christian Coalition, and his major storyline was about him trying to rebuild his burned bridges with the [[face]]s on the roster, in order to combat his allies who had now joined the Angle Alliance. The fact that he was still pretty much a cocky asshole [[Heel]] in characterization really hurt his efforts.
** [[Ric Flair]], whose exceptional skill at both grappling and cutting promos, and his ability to carry even the most pathetic "wrestlers" to four-star affairs while remaining the Dirtiest Player In The Game throughout, made him almost impossible to boo even as he started to push sixty.
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