All good players
The really funny thing about it though: I sometimes catch myself playing like whoever I am studying in the moment. If I have recently been studying Hellmuth, then I sometimes catch myself playing really tight and being aggressive with my post-flop play. If I have been studying Negreanu, then I sometimes catch myself playing "small ball poker" and taking stabs at some blinds and antes. If I have been studying Johnathan Little, then I sometimes catch myself calling off players with my Ace-high (usually correctly!) because of the GTO situation we are in.
I don't think this is necessarily a bad thing, but by studying so many players: I think it is important to find "your own style" somewhere down the line. For me, I've been discovering my own natural play-style and using other pro "styles" as like "gears" I can shift into to exploit others at the table.
I believe there is a lot of value in studying many good players because they are all good at poker for a reason. They all share many winning techniques and mindsets in common. You should adapt to these yourself too. The differences among each pro "styles" simply illustrates that poker is not a straight-forward game where only one single strategy is potentially successful.
