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#3 MJF
All Elite Wrestling star Maxwell Jacob Friedman, aka MJF, is one of the most hated (or beloved?) heels currently working in the pro wrestling business, and one of the main reasons why he has been so successful thus far in his career is because he refuses to break character.
MJF is known for remaining in character no matter the situation, be it on social media, during interviews with members of the pro wrestling media, or even during appearances on talk shows. Anyone who speaks with MJF better be prepared to deal with one of the most unfiltered personalities in the wrestling business. No example of this is better than one of MJF's most recent Tweets:
Remaining in character as MJF goes a long way in establishing a connection with fans, as it not only strengthens MJF's ability to play his character, but it blurs the lines between fiction and reality and keeps fans guessing as to what the real MJF is like.
Once fans feel like they know who a wrestler is in "real life", the harder it might become for the fan to buy into the character they see on television, making MJF's decision to present himself in character on a consistent basis a very wise decision.
