Lefty Gunz
Superstar
I don't have a problem with there being two mid card titles. I think they should keep that way. Merge WWE and World Heavyweight and they're fine.
How many championship titles....
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Golayitdown
Veteran
yep..need real teams ..with names damn it
the glory years
powerful post.....Even wack teams are better when they dress alike.
Even wack teams are better when they dress alike.
yep..still legitimizes them as theres still a need for jobbers
Golayitdown
Veteran
yep..still legitimizes them as theres still a need for jobbers
Damn @ how wack Matt and Jeff were. Well, Matt's still wack, but you get my point
Yep. Less is more. Two mid-card titles isn't bad but I used to like the "ladder" feel.
Do most tag teams in the WWE even have TEAM finishers anymore? I feel like I haven't seen a good team finisher with a legitimate name in a while.
Golayitdown
Veteran
I can't remember the last time I've seen a legit tag finisher. I'm thinking maybe the 3D was the last one. The Usos might have one but they aren't used like that
GoddamnyamanProf
Countdown to Armageddon
Everyone's talking about adding this title or changing that one, modifying how they look. That's all well and good, but the larger issue far more in need of being addressed is how the WWE books and treats championships themselves, which is like shyt.
Just like the OP said, back in the day he was very invested in WCW's cruiserweight belt but didn't care about the lightweight championship in the WWF. Why? Because one had a great rotation of guys competing all the time, getting TV time, building rivalries. The other was treated as an insignificant afterthought. And sadly, that mentality has spread to every title in the company with the way the WWE books their belts and champions today.
Just like the OP said, back in the day he was very invested in WCW's cruiserweight belt but didn't care about the lightweight championship in the WWF. Why? Because one had a great rotation of guys competing all the time, getting TV time, building rivalries. The other was treated as an insignificant afterthought. And sadly, that mentality has spread to every title in the company with the way the WWE books their belts and champions today.
Golayitdown
Veteran
I've been watching Raws from 99 and every one is like a damn PPV. Stacked from top to bottom with feuds and rivalries around each belt. And the show was only 2 hours.