What's You're Favorite Kind Of Heel?(Long)?
This is pretty long, but just choose your favorite kind of Heel persona. An explanation is needed if you want best answer.
* Crazy heel: A raging madman, dangerous and unpredictable - blame others for being "held back" from championship opportunities and other privileges. Sometimes psychotic behavior is displayed. Examples of this would include Brian Pillman, Victoria, Snitsky, Edge (after his initial heel turn in 2004), and Mankind
* Comic heel: A heel character with comical aspects to his or her gimmick. Examples include Simon Dean, Doink the Clown, Jillian Hall, Santino Marella, and Chris Jericho.
* Cowardly heel: A wrestler who, in addition to breaking the rules and displaying characteristics of other heel types, often runs from his opponents when placed at a disadvantage. A cowardly heel who is champion may often intentionally get himself disqualified or counted out, allowing him to retain his championship. Examples of a cowardly heel is The Honky Tonk Man during his run as WWF Intercontinental Champion in 1987-1988 and John "Bradshaw" Layfield during his feud with Eddie Guerrero in 2004.
* Traitor heel: A face who has turned a bad leaf. In addition, Bitter feuds are usually started after this act of betrayal which may go on between these two character for weeks, possibly even months. Recent example would be Matt Hardy.
* Delinquent heel: A rebel character who verbally and visually displays "criminal" behavior. The wrestler will harass or bully opponents and rebel against authority. An example of this would be the original D-Generation X. Other examples include Stone Cold Steve Austin, NWO, Edge and Lita during their Rated-R gimmick.
* Egotistical heel: An obnoxious and cocky character; some wrestlers play roles on their own fame, achievements, or good looks and usually will continue to gloat non-stop despite the boos of the crowd. Examples include Y2J, Edge, JBL, Randy Orton, Kurt Angle, John Morrison, The Miz, MVP, and Shawn Michaels.
* Foreign heel: In United States wrestling, these are heels who stir up the crowd by expressing strong anti-American sentiments. Often these characters would be topical, playing off global events and crises current at the time. Examples include the La Resistance tag team, The Iron Sheik.
* Monster heel: An unstoppable juggernaut who squashes his opponents. Sometimes, monster heels violently "injure" other wrestlers. Notable examples include Abyss, Kane, The Great Khali, Big Daddy V, Mark Henry, Umaga, and The Big Show.
* Popular heel: These heel performers are known to receive cheers from the fans instead of boos, in spite of their heelish antics. These heels display confidence, toughness, and coolness that set them apart from more cowardly heels, almost to the point that they become tweeners and, eventually, babyfaces. Examples include Stone Cold Steve Austin, Randy Orton, The Rock, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Kane, Kurt Angle, Matt Hardy, Mr. Kennedy, Ric Flair, Eddie Guerrero, and Samoa Joe.
* Celebrity heels: Are celebrities who act like a heel and would start a major feud with the top face. Examples include Kevin Federline.
* Figure of authority: A heel in a position of power. He/she often abuse their powers, books face wrestlers against seemingly impossible odds, such as handicap matches or matches against monster heels. Examples include The McMahons, Eric Bischoff, Paul Heyman, William Regal, and Vickie Guerrero.
* Moralistic heels: A heel who in his or her own mind is a babyface, and takes every opportunity to lecture the fans and other wrestlers about their perceived lack of values. They make it their mission to "clean up" the world of wrestling and eliminate elements the fans love. Moralistic heels include Bret Hart and, most recently, Chris Jericho during his current "Save Me" gimmick.
* Young heel: A younger wrestler who believes that he is the "future of wrestling" and spends much of his time antagonizing older, more established wrestlers. They believe that these older wrestlers should simply retire and "make room" for the younger talent. Notable examples include Randy Orton's "Legend Killer" gimmick and The most recent example is the tag team of Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase, Jr.