Classic~

There are actually enough matches going on like that on the Samckdown brand to say that it is kinda "WWE style" now...

Smackdown style I guess.... amazing how matches like that apparently aren't allowed to happen on raw lol.

Different writers, different value put into actually letting guys put on great wrestling matches. What can you do? :-\

Haven't seen it

I will hunt it down.

It makes me sad to see The Brian Kendrick becoming the WWE Champion just last year. If that man had his head on straight, he would have won Money in the Bank, and would have officially won the WWE Title. Well, that's what I like to think, anyway.

LOL, Brian Kendrick is far to small to ever hold the title, not only is he too short, but he looks about 150 pounds.

Um, he did hold the title.

Now you're thinking like a McMahon!

Still, TBK was never going to win MITB. He was getting a minor push on SD, but no way was that going to lead to a World Title opportunity.

Just more money for weed.

You say it like it's a bad thing.

Techically he didn't hold the title, it was never recognized as a win

However, he is the longest reigning champion in scramble match history

I don't see anything about him being champion on WWE.com's title history.

Yeah... he held the title in a way that doesn't will not go down in history of him every holding the title. I mean... he didn't even physically hold it. It seemed to have pleased certain people without making others say 'What the fuck is that man doing with a world title" though. So in that way, well done WWE.

Nah, I had a pretty good feeling he was going to win it. I mean, who else would have? TBK was getting pushed harder than Shelton Benjamin and MVP when it happened. He was being fairly well protected, and got to pick up consistent victories against guys like Jeff Hardy. Technically, he ended Vladimir Kozlov's undefeated streak.

Of course, the man hit a wall now, but that's his own fault. The WWE didn't even joke about putting the WWE Title on Shelton Benjamin and MVP in the Scramble Match. The Kendrick got to hold it for longer than anyone in any of the Scramble Matches.

No, he's not officially recognised as the WWE Champion, but tentivatively, for about eight minutes, he was the scheduled champion. That's closer than most people come.