Does Anyone Watch Wrestling? (WWE, AEW, TNA, NWA, etc)

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Until they get that big name indie person and decide to have them debut on NXT with it to raise their profile from the get-go, then they just carry it around for the better part of the year as a hood ornament until no one really cares.

Not that this is exactly a new phenomenon, but it tends to be rather boring when new talent comes in and their first storyline is "I want to trade up for a nicer looking championship than the one I've already got".
I actually can't remember the last time that happened in WWE, NXT call ups only happen when they already drop the belt nowadays instead of the beginning where they are still Champion.

Still better than the reverse, when they made Dean Ambrose Intercontinental Champion at the end of 2016 just cause he finished his losing feud with AJ Styles over the WWE Championship and gave him the IC Title as a consolation prize completing screwing over The Miz work for the title in the first place :lol:
 
Ricky Starks name in WWE is 'Ricky Saints'.

As well as The Hardys TNA X Division champ Moose also showed up on NXT last night.
 
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Taro Okada could do the funniest thing here and have the three sisters all leave Path of Thunder as champions

  • Miyu Amasaki (c) vs. Hinafor the Future of Stardom Championship
    (both her sisters have held it as well)

  • wing★gori (Hanan and Saya Iida) (c) vs. Crazy Star (Mei Seira and Suzu Suzuki) for the Goddesses of Stardom Championship

  • Starlight Kid (c) vs. Rina for the Wonder of Stardom Championship
    (Rina would become the youngest Wonder of Stardom Champion, beating out HATE stablemate Momo Watanabe by a total of four days; 18 years and 58 days for Rina v.s 18 years and 62 days for Momo)
Rest of the card here, can't wait for Mayu Iwatani to break from her usual babyface antics and be a true jerk when she has to wrestle rookies
 
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