The 24/7 stipulation made backstage assaults so much more fun
It also gave mid-card wrestlers a chance at a tilte
And it kept mid-card wresler out of getting the WWE champion.
Should WWE bring back the hardcore champion
The 24/7 stipulation made backstage assaults so much more fun
It also gave mid-card wrestlers a chance at a tilte
And it kept mid-card wresler out of getting the WWE champion.
Should WWE bring back the hardcore champion
No. They shouldn't. The Hardcore Title was a joke. Terri won the title. Seriously. No. That's not right.
WWE doesn't know Hardcore. They know Chair Shots. Thats it.
Kitanya
only thing hardcore-ish that the wwe did was TLC and hell in a cell (when they are willing to go out of the cell)
[QUOTE="Kitanya"]No. They shouldn't. The Hardcore Title was a joke. Terri won the title. Seriously. No. That's not right.
WWE doesn't know Hardcore. They know Chair Shots. Thats it.
sephy37
only thing hardcore-ish that the wwe did was TLC and hell in a cell (when they are willing to go out of the cell)
i think they should bring it back...it gave a good chance for everybody....and it looked really cool and it helped heat out so it had good matchesSkaterfool99
who did it help? do you see steve blackman, raven, bob holly, crash holly, terri runnels, or al snow doing anything for the wwe these days?
Rob Van Dam was the Hardcore Title. Without him the Title was a joke. It is the WWE's idea of Hardcore, which is two people hiting each other with cookie sheets and apparently... Bob Holly.
RVD was the final Hardcore Champion, and thats how it should stay, as he was that belt's best champion.
No!
While I agree the Hardcore Championship was humrous at first and did have it's moments, I think the belt did a lot more harm, than good.
The Hardcore Championship was humrous at first, but when everyone started to win the Championship and guys such as Steven Rihards were 21 Time Hardcore Champion, without the fans even realizing it (including myself), that is when you have reached the over-board point.
Also, the Hardcore Championship was the prime example of the Attitudes era's main weakness, Championships not meaning as much as they use to. The reason why? Mainly because the HC Championship did not mean much if everyone is winning and the belt is always changing hands. What the point of having a Championship, if the belts is going to change hands pretty much non-stop and practially every Jobber, Low and Mid card is going to be the Hardcore Champion (and being the Champion countless times).
Why the HC Championship was the worst case of belts not meaning as much, generally in the Attitude era, no one was champion for too long and wrestlers were becoming multi-time Champion too fast. For Example: Edge is 11 time Tag-Team Champion, at this was in period of 5 years.
Also, having too many belts brings down the worthness of all of other Championship belts and WWE has enough Championship as it is. Besides, lets work on making the current Championships mean more than they currently do, especially the Tag-Team belts of both brands, before we even think about bringing back the gimmicky Hardcore Championship.
[QUOTE="nellyg619"]I dunno, WWE doesn't do Hardcore matchs well. i think they should improve SD! and Raw before introducing new stuffsephy37
so what you are saying is that the wwe is NEVER going to introduce new stuff? :P
NNo i'm saying that they should improve what they r doing to the shows before introducing new stuff
[QUOTE="sephy37"][QUOTE="nellyg619"]I dunno, WWE doesn't do Hardcore matchs well. i think they should improve SD! and Raw before introducing new stuffnellyg619
so what you are saying is that the wwe is NEVER going to introduce new stuff? :P
NNo i'm saying that they should improve what they r doing to the shows before introducing new stuff
i know....it was a joke.
i was saying that the wwe is never going to introduce new stuff because they will never improve smackdown! and raw. :P
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