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Bryan Alvarez

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They (fans) respond mostly to what WWE trains them to respond to. An ankle lock gets over because Kurt Angle does the ankle lock and everyone submits to it. A triangle by Undertaker doesn't get over because WWE has never trained the fans to accept that as a finish because no one ever taps to it. And it was the same thing when Shamrock was in WWE.
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Quoted by Corey David LaCroix, "The Fight Network bridging MMA/wrestling gap", SLAM! Wrestling, (2005-11-24)

 
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