In wrestling, the cheered player (face) is the player who creates the role of the moral image of behavior, in layman's terms, the good person.
The word face was first used in wrestling in the 90s, called babyface or face, which was from the ECW, WWF and the NWO combination that spread around the world at that time, as well as in the SCSA, Sting's role positioning at that time, inexplicably produced the role definition of face.
And face and heel are not relative, such as the villain SCSA, KURT ANGLE, THE ROCK and later THE SHILD, the villain who was popular with the audience during the villain period, is not called a standard HEEL, but in the FACE, HEEL intermediary very embarrassing image positioning, said embarrassment because FACE and HEEL have a very important deterministic factor: being cheered is not exactly HEEL, Being booed is not exactly FACE, so when some decent players are booed by the audience, he has become HEEL in terms of character definition.
The first category is "Anti-Hero"
This is a concept opposed to "HERO", the so-called "anti-hero" is to "correct" the traditional values through the plot of such characters, full of individualistic ideas, the decline of the traditional moral value system, and let people question the ideal and belief, which is actually the embarrassing role of the villain who has the identity of the villain but is vigorously cheered by the audience, because this kind of role is psychologically complex and the nature is good, so it is difficult to distinguish from the decent villain, there is no Comic Heel's sensational villain style doesn't have the definition of Heel like Popular Heel. Stone Cold Steve Austin，Randy Orton，The Rock，CM Punk，D-Generation X，Sting，Kurt Angle，The Shield。
The second category is "Authority Figure"
That is what we often call the authority figures, what they will do is to cater to the audience's mood at the moment, such as punishing a certain villain wrestler and making the game restart these characters.
This type of player is more representative: all judges, Mick Foley, Sgt. Slaughter, Shawn Michaels (WWF Executive Period), Steve Austin, Bret Hart, General Manager, Dixie Carter (Decent Period), Teddy Long, Vince McMahon (Decent Period).
The next category is "Celebrity"
It is a well-known person, usually a guest of honor (actor singer or veteran contestant who returns to show his face), this type of contestant is more representative: Shaquille O'Neal, Mike Tyson, Hugh Jackman, Aketaro, Flo Rida, Sylvester Stallone, Mickey Rourke, Arnold, Schwarzenegger, Floyd Mayweather, Donald Trump, and all the veteran players who returned before and after the WWE-RAW-1000 issue, etc...
This category is "Comedian"
That is, the role opposite of Comic Heel, the decency of the comedy character, of course, this kind of kind is also very popular. In the plot they are usually "weak" and a contender, but they are slow to act, their brains cramp, and unlike the prank villains, they are usually winners, they have quirky faces and eccentric clothes, and they are more willing to sacrifice their image for the laughter of the audience. The Hurricane, Colt Cabana, The Hart Foundation, Doink the Clown, Pirate Paul Burchill, Dude Love, Eugene, The Bushwhackers, Santino Marella are more representative of this category
The next category is "Foreign Ally"
That is, foreign allies, foreigners who appear in decent images, who will spend a lot of time in their speeches to describe how beautiful life is in this place, and they will do their best to praise the country as a foreigner. The more representative players in this category are: Petey Williams, The British Bulldogs, Alex Wright, Chris Adams, Kofi Kingston
This category is "HOSS"
HOSS is not a boss, or has an extremely strong plot strength, but non-first-line players usually have outstanding appearances, usually decent bodyguards or some maverick fat man. The more representative players in this category are: Hulk Hogan (1980s), Randy Orton (2002), Festus, Mark Jindrak, Sean O'Haire, Lance Cade (2003-2004), Heidenreich, DH Smith, Bobby Lashley, Rhino, Rhaka Kahn, Samoa Joe (2002).
Next up is "Juggernaut"
HOSS is a non-first-line fat man, Juggernaut is a first-line fat man, which can also be said to be the big physique player of the most decent top plot in the plot, usually a group of villains. The more representative players in this category are: The Undertaker, Hulk Hogan (late 80s), Lex Luger, Andre the Giant (70s), The Big Show, Goldberg, Kane, Batista, Abyss, Chyna (during the WWF Women's Championship), Samoa Joe.