What does it take for a superstar to get noticed by the booker?
Is it exceptional in-ring skill or the ear deafening pops or boos the performer accumulates over a certain period of time? Is it the success of a gimmick that puts the management on notice? Or is it the rising merchandise sales of said performer which raises both his stock and importance in the company?
Perhaps, it is because of all of the above.
There is a pecking order; there has always been one in companies where importance is given mostly to the top talent in the company—main-eventers.
The evidence is before you: The opening and closing segments are usually reserved for wrestlers of the top echelon, be it for a main event match or a shoc...
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