Thread: World Heavyweight Championship or WWE Championship?
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Old 11-06-2004, 11:09 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by Loose Cannon
See, I agree with mainly everything there, but JBL is in no way more deserving then Eddie IMO. I think the Belt did a 180 with JBL and went backwards.
I agree with that. But in 20 years when the new generation sprouts up and Eddie Guerrero's greatness is legend, and JBL is just another mark in the WWE Championship heritage, they're gonna look at the history of the belt and go "Wow, JBL (storyline-wise) was tougher than Eddie Guerrero then. Then they'll look at how he won it (in a Texas Bullrope Match), and they'll go "Oh, he was a otough Texas guy!".

The point of the story is that Eddie Guerrero is much more deserving in reality, but JBL is being billed as deserving storyline-wise. Eddie Guerrero will get the title again, and then we'll see Eddie Guerrero was still getting better when he won his first championship. Just being optimistic, I guess.
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