Thread: Should The TV Title Be Brought Back? (Under these rules)
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Old 11-28-2004, 10:51 PM   #18
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Hmmmmm..........

I actually love the idea (atleast the theory behind this idea). It would be a FABULOUS way to get a mid-card wrestler 'over' (since I'm assuming that a "mid-card" wrestler would be the holder of such a belt, he'd be getting twice as much TV time as every other superstar).

The PPV idea is also a good one..............because atleast you have some "interpromotional" stuff going on.



If it was up to me, I'd highly consider this idea:

-Get rid of both the U.S. and Intercontinental title (or unify these belts to make a "TV title" belt). The title holder has to appear on all shows.

-Make the World titles unified as well (the Undisputed champ must also appear on both shows).

Not only does this create more interpromotional feuds (which would be good for ratings IMO....atleast short term), but it would serve as a way of REALLY establishing a mid-card wrestler..........or a new world heavyweight champ, as a household name!


Great idea.

Now just imagine - if one day on RAW (maybe a few weeks from now), John Cena showed up just out of the blue.....and challenged the Intercontinental champion to a "winner take all" match (and made the "TV title" stipulations).


-Cena could be considered the "top-face" in the entire company.

If that's the case, then wouldn't it make sense to get him on TV as much as possible? (and see him feud with people that you've never seen before?). Cena, as TV title champ, could have "run-ins" with Triple H backstage......or Orton for that matter. Regardless - it would be interesting as hell.
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