Mr. Perfect Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Mr. Perfect? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Mr. Perfect from Wrestling and what is the personality traits.
ESFP (3w4)
Mr. Perfect personality type is ESFP, which connects with the strong INTP sense of humor and the INFP desire to be a creative visionary. The ESFP is the perfect partner for the INTP, because both are driven by creativity, but each is very different in the way that they go about it.
The ESFP will look at things in a very different way than the INTP, and vice versa. The ESFP looks at things from a more practical point of view, whereas the INTP sees things from a very abstract perspective. The ESFP will make practical suggestions, while the INTP will make very abstract suggestions.
The ESFP is very good with movement, and the INTP can provide guidance in this area. The ESFP has a very active imagination, while the INTP has a more analytical mind. The ESFP is an excellent communicator, while the INTP tends to be more introspective.
The ESFP needs to be challenged in a practical way, and the INTP needs to be challenged in a creative way. The ESFP is looking for something more practical, but the INTP is looking to be more creative. Both thrive off of challenge and flexibility.
Curtis Michael Hennig (March 28, 1958 – February 10, 2003) was an American professional wrestler, manager, and color commentator. Hennig was the son of wrestler Larry "The Axe" Hennig, and father of wrestler Curtis Axel.
Vignettes began airing on WWF television, during which he started the character of an arrogant braggart villain who claimed to be able to accomplish difficult tasks "perfectly", thus earning the nickname of "Mr. Perfect", which would become his ring name. He presented himself as being superior in athletics or anything else he did. These clips showed him hitting half-court, three-point, and no-look basketball shots, bowling a score of 300, running the table in billiards, throwing then catching his own Hail Mary football pass, sinking a long golf putt, hitting home runs and making bulls-eyes in darts. Stars of various major league sports co-starred with Hennig in these vignettes.
