babyface
- noun
- /ˈbeɪbiˌfeɪs/
- Jargon
- Miz is going to get a big push as a babyface, which is something I predicted in January and also in August.
- babyface and heel
You know, if you think of professional wrestling, you know, the heel and the babyface.
- You know, if you think of professional wrestling, you know, the heel and the babyface.
- And that's so we they brought us over there and of course the main hill was Walter Korsky and the main babyface good guy was the giant.
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The funny thing is that on the babyface team you've got two guys in Daniel Bryan and The Miz who aren't really babyfaces at the moment.
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The fans would go crazy, Ryback would be ready, the fans would be ready, and WWE can start a new era with Ryback as the top babyface, which could pave the way for what the fans truly want and is so badly needed: a Cena heel turn.
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We got ourselves a babyface right here, John.
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Probably one of the top two or three babyfaces in the company at certain points, but they never pushed him over the edge.
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The General: It's a pre-show match, so the babyfaces get the edge.
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And also WWE needs this; they need another babyface besides Cena, and the kids will love Ryback.
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I come on WNW today and find out that Miz is on the verge of turning babyface.
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The heel lumberjacks put the boots to Sheamus, but the babyfaces come to save the day and send him back inside.
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While he lost to Dwayne Johnson in one of his best contests of his career, this match gave the WWE the idea to turn him babyface again.
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John Cena has been the top babyface in WWE, always fighting for what is right.
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Etymology
In wrestling, a babyface is the good person the crowd supports. The name comes from the parts baby and face, meaning a face 'like a baby' that looks 'innocent', so the 'babyface' is the hero people like.