For those who saw last night's pay per view...
It just dawned on me this morning. Doesn't Triple H feel a little bit foolish? I mean, he's so hellbent on clinging and clutching to HIS *ahem* "World Heavyweight Championship." Doesn't he understand that this is a title that was CREATED for him to run around with and play "Ric Flair" with? (And before anyone says that title is linked to the old WCW Championship, I can tell you now, it's not.) The real championship gold happens to be over on the SmackDown! brand, around the waist of one John Bradshaw Layfield (not that he's much better, but at least he can make me laugh). In case Mr. Levesque has been living in his fantasy wrestling world too long, the "other title" happens to be THE WWE Championship. The one that's passed through the hands of men like Sammartino, Graham, Backlund, Hogan, Bret, HBK, Stone Cold, The Rock, Foley, Angle, and Guerrero. The one that dates back to the beginnings of the World Wide Wrestling Federation, back in 1963. This, my fellow viewers, is the TRUE championship.
It's funny how Hunter makes such a big deal over his little prop title. It's just something for Trips to wear so he can call himself a champion, because the real title's on the blue brand. Let's face it people, even though wrestlers like Chris Benoit, Shawn Michaels and Goldberg have all had their turn with it, the sad reality of it all is this: at the end of the day, all they're doing is keeping the damn thing warm for the almighty GAAAAA-ME-UHH!! until he wants his worthless hunk of tin back. Until someone gets a real chance with that title - and I mean a REAL chance, not just a few months here and there until the big baby wants his toy back - then that so-called "World Heavyweight Championship" means about as much as Ted DiBiase's "Million Dollar Belt" did back in the day.
And right about now, even that belt has more meaning.
January 10 2005, 13:08:09 UTC 7 years ago
Prior to Sept. 2, 2002, WWE recognized only one World Champion, and that champion represented both RAW and SmackDown! Just after SummerSlam, however, champion Brock Lesnar inked a deal to become exclusive to SmackDown!, leaving RAW without a champion. RAW General Manager Eric Bischoff then declared that since Lesnar had left for SmackDown!, that RAW needed its own champion. So with that, he opened a briefcase and pulled out the old WCW Championship and gave it to Triple H, naming him the first World Heavyweight Champion. Since that time, greats such as Shawn Michaels and Chris Benoit have staked claim to the prestigious championship.
So, looks to me like it has some link to the old WCW title.
January 10 2005, 13:10:01 UTC 7 years ago
January 10 2005, 13:13:33 UTC 7 years ago
I'm not keen on either champion.
Personally, I wish Batista had won the title, and I have a feeling we'll see him asking HHH for a title shot tonight on Raw since he "did the right thing".
January 10 2005, 13:17:43 UTC 7 years ago
January 10 2005, 13:19:50 UTC 7 years ago
But we know Vince would never go for something like that.
January 10 2005, 13:25:33 UTC 7 years ago
The WWE Championship is the most prestigious title in all of pro sports. And Hunter doesn't have it. That makes me smile.
January 10 2005, 13:30:01 UTC 7 years ago
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January 10 2005, 16:04:08 UTC 7 years ago
People seem to forget this little fact.
January 10 2005, 19:37:30 UTC 7 years ago
It would have made sense to go with anyone on the card. Well, guys like Jericho and Batista maybe not as much, because they weren't put over as much as Benoit, Edge and Orton(not to say Batista wasn't made to look dominant up to the pay per view, but before he was put in the elimination chamber I mean. I would have loved to have seen it on Edge. Then you could put Edge with Shawn Michaels for the Heavyweight Title, or even Benoit and Orton.
Giving it to Batista would have been a bad idea because right now, he's Triple H's boy. That's why I didn't like Randy Orton's title reign. They gave it to Triple H's right hand man.It's like giving the Intercontinental Title to Tyson Tomko when Tyson works for Christian. If Batista cost Triple H the title, that would have been a great rivalry going into Wrestlemania, and it didn't need the title.
In order to make the Heavyweight Title a worthy title like the WWE Championship is to have longer reigns with different people and not give it to Triple H.It's like there's no need for spoiler warnings on the internet and on this community, because everyone knows that Triple H is gonna win.
January 10 2005, 19:49:03 UTC 7 years ago
1) Blue Blood Snob-jobber matches and rivilary with Godwin Brothers
2) DX Triple H-So far, the coolest version. Until he starts banging the bosses daughter and marries her in real life.
Thus leads to the new Triple H or the one I like to call
3) MAJOR DOUCHE BAG-Now that he is married to Vince's little girl, of course he'll keep the belt longer, get the main events, and thrity minute promos that no one gives a shit about!
funny how moving up in the world makes you an asshole
January 11 2005, 01:10:07 UTC 7 years ago
any chance could i use it? i will of course,give u credit