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Old 03-04-2011, 09:06 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by morgest1984 View Post
Across the A and B shows and considering who gets the most TV time it appears everyone has had the strap is what I was saying. Its the impression that is put across. Considering that probably 30 active guys are on TV on Raw and Smackdown every week and nearly half of them have had the title id do consider that to be phenomenal.
Also Jericho, Batista and HBK have all left in the last 12 months which made the number bigger. I expect that Del Rio and Ziggler will probably get runs in the near future too, its too much.
Out of the 26 guys who have had at least eight televised matches in 2011, only eight of them have been champion. That's barely 30% of the "main roster" who have held the title.

For the record: Punk, Cena, Orton, Sheamus, Show, Edge, Kane, and Rey have held the belt while Bryan, Morrison, Santino, Kozlov, Del Rio, Masters, McIntyre, Kofi, Wade, Dolph, Henry, McGillicutty, Truth, Kidd, Brodus, Heath, JTG, and Gabriel have not.
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