Wrestlezone’s Top Ten: Best Heels in Wrestling

June 28, 2012

Number 3: Bully Ray

All I can really say is wow. A guy who was a beloved tag team champion to someone who is excellent in his craft, Bully Ray has really shocked me. He seems real to me, someone who does not give a crap, and who will tell you what is on his mind. His attitude inside and outside of the ring is complete, and he has worked so hard at staying relevant when he easily could have retired. A veteran in many ways, Bully Ray is not a veteran of single’s action. He is slowly becoming one of my favorites because of how he is able to change to the times. Ray is great, plain and simple, and one reason to watch TNA. His arrogance, demeanor, and look tells you he wants to kick some ass. Bully Ray is number 3 for me and well deserving of it.

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