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* DesignatedVillain: As a result of the extreme XPacHeat he had, he would always be considered the bad guy even when he didn't do anything wrong or remotely villainous during a match. In 2000, X-Pac had a tag team match with Road Dogg against the Hardy Boyz. During the match, Lita actually interfered and attacked X-Pac to the wild cheers of the audience even though up to that point, X-Pac hadn't even done anything heel-ish at all. Under any other time or context, a female valet interfering in a match like that against a wrestler would have been considered the evil heel. However, because this was [[TheScrappy X-Pac]] during the height of his infamy(and Lita during the height of her popularity), there was absolutely no chance for X-Pac to be seen as the innocent victim even though he didn't do anything bad and Lita was the one who attacked him without provocation.

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* DesignatedVillain: As a result of the extreme XPacHeat he had, he would always be considered the bad guy even when he didn't do anything wrong or remotely villainous during a match. In 2000, X-Pac had a tag team match with Road Dogg against the Hardy Boyz. During the match, Lita actually interfered and attacked X-Pac to the wild cheers of the audience audience, even though up to that point, X-Pac hadn't even done anything heel-ish at all. Under any other time or context, a female valet interfering in a match like that against a wrestler would have been considered the evil heel. However, because this was [[TheScrappy X-Pac]] during the height of his infamy(and infamy (and Lita during the height of her popularity), there was absolutely no chance for X-Pac to be seen as the innocent victim victim, even though he didn't do anything bad and Lita was the one who attacked him without provocation.
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Funny Aneurysm Moment was merged with Harsher in Hindsight.


* FunnyAneurysmMoment: In his very first promo back in the WWE in 1998, he says he's there to "rip ass." Waltman would later do just that--literally-- many years later in an infamous incident.

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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: HarsherInHindsight: In his very first promo back in the WWE in 1998, he says he's there to "rip ass." Waltman would later do just that--literally-- many years later in an infamous incident.
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* FanNickname: Thanks to WebVideo/OswReview, he's become known as "Lil' Bitch".
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* VindicatedByHistory: Many modern commentators have noted that despite his reputation, X-Pac has always been a legitimately good worker, especially when considering the fact that he was one of the first generation of smaller cruiserweights/light-heavyweights, alongside peers like Wrestling/DeanMalenko, Wrestling/ReyMysterio, and Wrestling/ChrisJericho.

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* VindicatedByHistory: Many modern commentators have noted that despite his reputation, X-Pac has always been a legitimately good to great worker, especially when considering the fact that he was one of the first generation of smaller cruiserweights/light-heavyweights, alongside peers like Wrestling/DeanMalenko, Wrestling/ReyMysterio, and Wrestling/ChrisJericho.Wrestling/ChrisJericho.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Many modern commentators have noted that despite his reputation, X-Pac has always been a legitimately good worker, especially when considering the fact that he was one of the first generation of smaller cruiserweights/light-heavyweights, alongside Wrestling/DeanMalenko, Wrestling/ReyMysterio, and Wrestling/ChrisJericho.

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* VindicatedByHistory: Many modern commentators have noted that despite his reputation, X-Pac has always been a legitimately good worker, especially when considering the fact that he was one of the first generation of smaller cruiserweights/light-heavyweights, alongside peers like Wrestling/DeanMalenko, Wrestling/ReyMysterio, and Wrestling/ChrisJericho.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Many modern commentators have noted that despite his reputation, X-Pac has always been a legitimately good worker, especially when considering the fact that he was one of the first generation of smaller cruiserweights/light-heavyweights, alongside Wrestling/DeanMalenko, Wrestling/ReyMysterio, and Wrestling/ChrisJericho.
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Removed the Woobie entry since it isn’t used for real life.


* TheWoobie: Regardless of what one may think of his WWE tenure, Sean Waltman is this in real life. When he was young, he grew up with a single mother and was molested several times. And in addition to having a lot of drug problems throughout his life, he's also attempted suicide on multiple occasions. Say what you will about X-Pac but Sean Waltman, the man, has most definitely not had an easy life.
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* HolyShitQuotient: For a time in TheNineties, the 1-2-3 Kid was ''the'' resident high-flyer in WWF, doing crazy suicide dives and moonsaults before the company really appreciated that kind of thing.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In 1993, Waltman debuted in WWE (then the WWF) as "The Kid" and was primarily a {{Jobber}} who suffered [[SquashMatch decisive losses]] to Wrestling/DoinkTheClown and short-lived powerhouse Mr. Hughes. And then, one night, the Kid was on the receiving end of an ass-kicking from [[Wrestling/ScottHall Razor Ramon]], and scored an upset that shocked the world. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obwnbKlbysM See the magic moment here.]]
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: In his very first promo back in the WWE in 1998, he says he's there to "rip ass." Waltman would later do just that--literally-- many years later in an infamous incident.
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* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: In 2012 he shaved off his beard, returned to the 1-2-3 Kid gimmick and worked several matches for Wrestling/{{Chikara}}. He busted his ass in the ring (earning some well deserved "He's still got it!" chants from the fans), put over indy star El Generico, and afterwards left a letter in the Chikara locker room thanking them for giving him the chance to work for them and that it was the best time he'd had in wrestling in a decade.

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* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: In 2012 he shaved off his beard, returned to the 1-2-3 Kid gimmick and worked several matches for Wrestling/{{Chikara}}. He busted his ass in the ring (earning some well deserved "He's still got it!" chants from the fans), put over indy star El Generico, Wrestling/ElGenerico, and afterwards left a letter in the Chikara locker room thanking them for giving him the chance to work for them and that it was the best time he'd had in wrestling in a decade.
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* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: In 2012 he shaved off his beard, returned to the 1-2-3 Kid gimmick and worked several matches for Wrestling/{{Chikara}}. He busted his ass in the ring (earning some well deserved "He's still got it!" chants from the fans), put over indy star El Generico, and afterwards left a letter in the Chikara locker room thanking them for giving him the chance to work for them and that it was the best time he'd had in wrestling in a decade.
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* DesignatedVillain: As a result of the extreme XPacHeat he had, he would always be considered the bad guy even when he didn't do anything wrong or remotely villainous during a match. In 2000, X-Pac had tag team match with Road Dogg against the Hardy Boyz. During the match, Lita actually interfered and attacked X-Pac to the wild cheers of the audience even though up to that point, X-Pac hadn't even done anything heel-ish at all. Under any other time or context, a female valet interfering in a match like that against a wrestler would have been considered the evil heel. However, because this was [[TheScrappy X-Pac]] during the height of his infamy(and Lita during the height of her popularity), there was absolutely no chance for X-Pac to be seen as the innocent victim even though he didn't do anything bad and Lita was the one who attacked him without provocation.

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* DesignatedVillain: As a result of the extreme XPacHeat he had, he would always be considered the bad guy even when he didn't do anything wrong or remotely villainous during a match. In 2000, X-Pac had a tag team match with Road Dogg against the Hardy Boyz. During the match, Lita actually interfered and attacked X-Pac to the wild cheers of the audience even though up to that point, X-Pac hadn't even done anything heel-ish at all. Under any other time or context, a female valet interfering in a match like that against a wrestler would have been considered the evil heel. However, because this was [[TheScrappy X-Pac]] during the height of his infamy(and Lita during the height of her popularity), there was absolutely no chance for X-Pac to be seen as the innocent victim even though he didn't do anything bad and Lita was the one who attacked him without provocation.
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* DesignatedVillain: As a result of the extreme XPacHeat he had, he would always be considered the bad guy even when he didn't do anything wrong or remotely villainous during a match. In 2000, X-Pac had tag team match with Road Dogg against the Hardy Boyz. During the match, Lita actually interfered and attacked X-Pac to the wild cheers of the audience even though up to that point, X-Pac hadn't even done anything heel-ish at all. Under any other time or context, a female valet interfering in a match like that against a wrestler would have been considered the evil heel. However, because this was [[TheScrappy X-Pac]] during the height of his infamy(and Lita during the height of her popularity), there was absolutely no chance for X-Pac to be seen as the innocent victim even though he didn't do anything bad and Lita was the one who attacked him without provocation.
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* TheWoobie: Regardless of what one may think of his WWE tenure, Sean Waltman is this in real life. When he was young, he grew up with a single mother and was molested several times. And in addition to having a lot of drug problems throughout his life, he's also attempted suicide on multiple occasions. Say what you will about X-Pac but Sean Waltman, the man, has most definitely not had an easy life.
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* TheScrappy: One of the most notable Scrappies in the history of wrestling, so much so that he [[TropeNamer named]] and [[TropeCodifier codified]] his own brand of Scrappiness: XPacHeat.

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* TheScrappy: One of the most notable Scrappies in the history of wrestling, so much so that he [[TropeNamer named]] and [[TropeCodifier codified]] his own brand of Scrappiness: XPacHeat.XPacHeat.
* XPacHeat: Well... [[TropeNamer obviously.]]
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* ReplacementScrappy: For Ray González in WWC. Not even putting {{Carl|ito Colon}}y in the ring with him could get a positive response.

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* ReplacementScrappy: For Ray González in WWC. Not even putting {{Carl|ito Wrestling/{{Carl|ito Colon}}y in the ring with him could get a positive response.
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* ReplacementScrappy: For Ray González in WWC. Not even putting {{Carl|ito Colon}}y in the ring with him could get a positive response.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In 1993, Waltman debuted in WWE (then the WWF) as "The Kid" and was primarily a {{Jobber}} who suffered [[SquashMatch decisive losses]] to Wrestling/DoinkTheClown and short-lived powerhouse Mr. Hughes. And then, one night, the Kid was on the receiving end of an ass-kicking from [[Wrestling/ScottHall Razor Ramon]], and scored a fluke pinfall that shocked the world. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obwnbKlbysM See the magic moment here.]]

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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In 1993, Waltman debuted in WWE (then the WWF) as "The Kid" and was primarily a {{Jobber}} who suffered [[SquashMatch decisive losses]] to Wrestling/DoinkTheClown and short-lived powerhouse Mr. Hughes. And then, one night, the Kid was on the receiving end of an ass-kicking from [[Wrestling/ScottHall Razor Ramon]], and scored a fluke pinfall an upset that shocked the world. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obwnbKlbysM See the magic moment here.]]
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: In 1993, Waltman debuted in WWE (then the WWF) as "The Kid" and was primarily a {{Jobber}} who suffered [[SquashMatch decisive losses]] to Wrestling/DoinkTheClown and short-lived powerhouse Mr. Hughes. And then, one night, the Kid was on the receiving end of an ass-kicking from [[Wrestling/ScottHall Razor Ramon]], and scored a fluke pinfall that shocked the world. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obwnbKlbysM See the magic moment here.]]
* GrowingTheBeard: Literally and figuratively, as he became Syxx in WCW and then X-Pac in WWE.
* HolyShitQuotient: For a time in TheNineties, the 1-2-3 Kid was ''the'' resident high-flyer in WWF, doing crazy suicide dives and moonsaults before the company really appreciated that kind of thing.
* JerkSue
* TheScrappy: One of the most notable Scrappies in the history of wrestling, so much so that he [[TropeNamer named]] and [[TropeCodifier codified]] his own brand of Scrappiness: XPacHeat.

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