His facial expressions and selling are realy greatADAM COLE BAY BAY!!!!
His facial expressions and selling are realy greatADAM COLE BAY BAY!!!!
Don't confuse bumping with selling If you hit a backflip from a kick to the gut but got back up to do the next spot without at least clutching your stomach, you succeeded at bumping and failed at selling. Dolph Ziggler and The Rock are great at bumping.
My choice ironically enough is Dean Ambrose, he remembers to sell his injuries more so than others.
From what you showed me, his bumping is at least coinciding with finishers so it's appropriate to call it selling in those instances. What I'm saying is when I see him get his leg worked during a match he and other notable bumpers don't limp like they should for the rest match, we need to believe he'll have difficulty pulling off a super kick. If he hits a Zig Zag it should take him longer to get the pin.I think that's selling Ziggler a bit short (no pun intended). Taking bumps is a vital part of selling your opponent's offense and Ziggler like no other can make his opponent look strong with his selling.