How would you feel if Tyson Kidd was WWE or World Champion?

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Originally Posted by Kapoutman If they build him up properly before giving him the belt, sure. I think we're past the time where being WWE or World Champion meant that you were the main-eventer or on top of the business. Anybody can be champ now, and they proved it with Miz, Khali, Swagger (as much as it pains me to say), etc. Hell, I almost thought they were considering Santino for a World title shot for a while. Nobody would surprise me anymore.

Dear Kapoutman, Miz was not a bad champion. Jack Swagger's reign was exceptional and Khali's reign was a huge hit in South Asia (do you know how proud I felt when he became the first Indian to win the World Heavyweight Championship? Not saying it was a good reign).

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Originally Posted by Guru Dave Jack Swagger's reign was exceptional

Wait, what?

[Kapoutman]

Originally Posted by Guru Dave Dear Kapoutman, Miz was not a bad champion. Jack Swagger's reign was exceptional and Khali's reign was a huge hit in South Asia (do you know how proud I felt when he became the first Indian to win the World Heavyweight Championship? Not saying it was a good reign).

Dear Guru Dave,

as one of the biggest Jack Swagger marks on this forum, even I can tell you that his reign was abysmal. The quality of matches was very watchable, but the crowd reaction was not there. Great Khali's reign might have been big in South Asia, but it still does not mean it was good. The rest of the world sat on their ass and waited for someone who could save them from boredom while Khali very slowly crawled his way through a championship reign.

Finally, I never was a big fan of The Miz, and his title reign did not change that fact. Miz had about two interesting matches in his 4-5 months reign (one with Morrison, the other one I don't even know. I'm just guessing he must have had another good match). Miz needs to understand that talking very slowly and repeating cliches do not make for an interesting promo. He sometimes showed flashes of greatness, like when he told the story of his way from being disrespected to being a champion, but otherwise, he was just coming across as Diet Chris Jericho.

Sincerely,

Kapoutman