The strangest thing about this era is that...

**morgest1984** · 03-04-2011, 06:31 PM

Almost everybody in WWE has held a version of the world/WWE title.
I think this hurts the product, in the Hogan years only maybe 5 people in the whole company had been world champ. Fast forwarding to the attitude era only the most over stars had the strap. Nowadays its seems they give the belt to someone they are trying to make a main eventer. A champion makes the belt not the other way around.
If you count the amount of people on the active roster who have been world/WWE champ the number is phenomenal.

03-04-2011, 06:31 PM	#1
morgest1984 Posts: 24	The strangest thing about this era is that... Almost everybody in WWE has held a version of the world/WWE title. I think this hurts the product, in the Hogan years only maybe 5 people in the whole company had been world champ. Fast forwarding to the attitude era only the most over stars had the strap. Nowadays its seems they give the belt to someone they are trying to make a main eventer. A champion makes the belt not the other way around. If you count the amount of people on the active roster who have been world/WWE champ the number is phenomenal.