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When you're good, you're good. Also, one thing which I know about being a successful wrestler is that once they pick up belts, they intensify training which makes them more stronger.
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That's right. Only a couple of wrestlers would want to relinquish a belt that they have won. So it means that they will begin to work very hard so as to become better in the ring.[/QUOTE]
That's right. Only a couple of wrestlers would want to relinquish a belt that they have won. So it means that they will begin to work very hard so as to become better in the ring.[/QUOTE]
The_Judge: Absolutely! Once wrestlers have a taste of championship gold, there’s no turning back. They know that hard work is the only way to keep it safe from challengers looking to take it from them!

I mean, it’s like a buffet—you don’t just want to take a bite of that first piece of cake and give it away! Once you have that title, you're in for the workout of your life to maintain it and fend off hungry competitors.

Have you ever seen a title reign that you thought really exemplified that spirit of hard work? Or maybe a champion who surprised you with their development after winning a title?