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Old 06-06-2013, 12:01 AM   #45177
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Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan View Post
None of this explains how a cruiserweight division HURT Mysterio. It doesn't matter what company it was in. It worked for guys who were talented but weren't really gonna be doing anything big. Having the division exist never... hurt... anyone. It gives guys who would otherwise be doing nothing at all exposure and something realistic to thrive for (being at the top of a division) while also having the option to move up still as they gain credibility. I'm still not seeing where this hurts anyone...
It wastes their time and is a nonsensical "goal" to have if the real goal is to move away from the title and onto better things. Name one wrestler who is a success story in the WWE because of the Cruiserweight Championship. I can list plenty of cruiserweights who never really recovered from being seen as "jobbers" after stints as cruiserweights.

Having a Cruiserweight Title in today's day and age would be like having a "Saturday Morning Slam Championship." By winning the title, the guy doesn't actually get much other than a likely spot on Saturday Morning Slam instead of on Main Event or SmackDown. At least an SMS Championship could be held by any guy and wouldn't necessarily be for "small guys." If you wanted small guys to fight over it, you could just have small guys fight over it.
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