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**Mr. Nerfect** · 03-01-2005, 06:22 AM

Personally I thinkt hey should give Paul London and Akio time to work an Iron Man Match on Velocity for the WrestleMania Cruiserweight Title Shot. Hae Chavo continue defending the WWE Cruiserweight Championship in matches against Shannon Moore and Nunzio to pass a week or two, then build directly to the Chavo Guerrero vs. Paul London match.

Let them put on a 20-minute match at WrestleMania, and have Chavo win pulling the tights and putting his feet on the ropes. At Judgment Day have a Ladder Match between the two, and have the match ruled a No Contest when London is about wo win and Frankie Kazarian runs down and pushes the ladder out from underneath him, climbs up and takes the title for himself.

At The Great American Bash we have a Triple Threat with (hopefully) a lot of heat, as Chavo defends against Kazarian and London.

I think the WWE needs to do some other things to make it seem like the division means something.

5 minutes on SD! isn't really enough. Two cruiserweight matches occasionally would be good, but even one would be acceptable, as long as the limits are raised and the guys can have a decent amount of time to show their stuff.

03-01-2005, 06:22 AM	#13
Mr. Nerfect Posts: 61,634	Personally I thinkt hey should give Paul London and Akio time to work an Iron Man Match on Velocity for the WrestleMania Cruiserweight Title Shot. Hae Chavo continue defending the WWE Cruiserweight Championship in matches against Shannon Moore and Nunzio to pass a week or two, then build directly to the Chavo Guerrero vs. Paul London match. Let them put on a 20-minute match at WrestleMania, and have Chavo win pulling the tights and putting his feet on the ropes. At Judgment Day have a Ladder Match between the two, and have the match ruled a No Contest when London is about wo win and Frankie Kazarian runs down and pushes the ladder out from underneath him, climbs up and takes the title for himself. At The Great American Bash we have a Triple Threat with (hopefully) a lot of heat, as Chavo defends against Kazarian and London. I think the WWE needs to do some other things to make it seem like the division means something. 5 minutes on SD! isn't really enough. Two cruiserweight matches occasionally would be good, but even one would be acceptable, as long as the limits are raised and the guys can have a decent amount of time to show their stuff.