Do you think it's tough for heel wrestlers to get endorsements since they may be thought of that way always?

Question

The rare exception may be HHH since he's been on both side of the face/heel spectrum.

Answer 1

My answer is yes. The only wrestlers we see advertising merchandise are the "Faces".

Answer 2

It's tougher for heels to get merchindise sales, that's true. As for endorsements, I think if a company were smart, they could use a bad guy character to their advantage. For example, I could see a commercial where some guy stands up to a wrestler bully after using some exercise equipment, or some supplements, or something like that.

Answer 3

I can't think of many wrestlers with endorsements, I can't remember is Randy Savage was ever a heel when the slim jim ads ran.

Answer 4

perhaps, but some wrestlers prefer to be heel because of their career growth. take Kennedy for example... he's a heel wrestler who's surprisingly getting some face-like chants. if he ever turns face in the future, he's gonna get lotsa endorsements. carlito was a long-time heel once, and now... "he's cool". :) randy orton's a two-time heel, but his 2nd run as heel has made him somewhat more appreciated (he wasn't that good during his face-turn).

Answer 5

It is more the other way, once they get endorsements, it is hard for them to be a heel.

Answer 6

no it wont be tough if pplz think that heel wrestlers are bad people outside of there heel role then them pplz are idiots

Answer 7

It depends how their popularity level is. triple is an exception cuz he's the most popular superstar in wwe.

Answer 8

maybe who knows apart from the wrestler themselves

Answer 9

no, not really.
it depends. cause like edge, hes a ****** on wwe but he's a pretty cool guy in real life.
and his sex and violance shirt sells.

Answer 10

NO STONE COLD WAS A HEAL AND CK OUT HIS BANKROLL