Strongest divisions in Rasslin ever

[rez]

WWE - Heavyweights
WCW - Cruiserweights/Lightweights
ECW: Hardcore
Women - TNA
AEW - Male Tag Team
ROH - Indie

*Various small NWA not included

Agree/Disagree?

[rez]

forgot about japan and mexico but wcw could probably claim both of those, too.

[rez]

United States promotions*

[Bad News Gertner]

Hardcore wasn't a division

Neither is Indie

[rez]

you're correct. at least hardcore was a title.

*bow* too caught up in this decent PPV

[Destor]

the idea that aew would get the tag nod over say midsouth for example is offensive

[rez]

Well, then. Change my mind, boys/girls/they

[Destor]

aews tag division is serviceable at best?

[rez]

pff

[Swiss Ultimate]

ECW: Hardcore

Agree/Disagree?
Under McMahon?

[Swiss Ultimate]

Rez, maybe stick to chewing gum and not falling over.

[Bad News Gertner]

you're correct. at least hardcore was a title.

*bow* too caught up in this decent PPV

OK but it wasn't in ECW

[Jordan]

AEW division

[Bad News Gertner]

I hate this thread so much

[Ol Dirty Dastard]

I hate this thread so much

What about the Minis division in 1997 WWF?

[ron the dial]

JCW - fat fuck barrell boy division

[#1-norm-fan]

Who had the best X division of all time??

[#1-norm-fan]

Mullet division - TPWW Thursday Night Watch-along

[drave]

Rob N. Banks with the greatest gimmick of all time.

[Jordan]

I am not a big fan of long division, long division is arduous especially when you have to show the teacher your work because you could just type it into a calculator. I don't know why they made me show my work I forgot how to and now if I had to do long division I think I'd just use a calculator. I never really have to show my work anymore.

[Fignuts]

pff

If all you care about is moves and spectacle, then yes, I suppose you could rate AEW as your #1 tag promotion.

[Fignuts]

Hard to pinpoint which territory had the best tag division. I think that due to the nature of the territory system, different promotions could boast the best tag division at different times.

But if you dont think the territories get the nod for tag wrestling, then you are either unaware of the impact tag wrestling had during that era, or you eat cereal with a fork.

[Ol Dirty Dastard]

the idea that aew would get the tag nod over say midsouth for example is offensive

Yes

[Mr. Nerfect]

AEW’s tag division sucks. I’m not even sure it beats Raw’s at the moment. Then open that up to NXT and SmackDown, it’s no contest. Does it beat the best from TNA, when they’ve had teams like America’s Most Wanted, LAX, AJ & Daniels and The Motor City Machine Guns on the roster at the same time? Or ROH when they had it at their sharpest? Not a chance. And it’s not touching the SmackDown Six or TLC era guys — and that’s just from the turn of the century.

Mid-South, Mid-Atlantic, All Japan and the WWF have all had pretty hefty tag divisions at one point. Sometimes it was specifically catered to be the big draw.

[Bad News Gertner]

Hard to pinpoint which territory had the best tag division. I think that due to the nature of the territory system, different promotions could boast the best tag division at different times.

But if you dont think the territories get the nod for tag wrestling, then you are either unaware of the impact tag wrestling had during that era, or you eat cereal with a fork.

JCP/Mid Atlantic would be my first choice

[Fignuts]

Heavyweight- Modern WWE
Despite how poorly theyve been utilized, the actual talent involved in wwe's heavyweight division has been absolutely stacked for over a decade now

Tag- Territories
I cant say which because im not knowledgeable enough to make that call. Ill defer to Gertner or Destor for that. But no tag division since has ever been as hot, or been able to sell out arenas the way they used to.

Junior Heavyweight- Early 90's NJPW or Late 90's WCW
I cant pick. They're both just so fucking good.

Women- 80's and 90's AJW
Consistently sold out arenas and even filled a stadium or two. Top stars were crazy over. At their height, the crush gals were as popular in japan as hulkamania was in america. And the in ring product was as good as womens wrestling is ever likely to get. You can hold the classics from that era up to just about anything, regardless of gender.

[Lock Jaw]

The strongest division is the one with Mark Henry