WWA International Cruiserweight Championship

[5.0] "This is a very interesting title, as it was the predecessor of TNA's X Division. The cruiserweight division in WWA was the stepping stone of this kind of matches and a idea that TNA picked up from here. And that can be seen on the first ever Jerry Lynn vs AJ Styles match, whom would be the pioneers of the X Division, or a Six Way Elimination match with 5 future X Division stars. Sadly, there's not many matches involving this title on the WWA PPV's, so there's no footage of some title changes. Also, some of the times the titles were just vacated between tours, as often the champions didn't come back. On the first show, the opener was Juventud Guerrera defeating Psicosis on a ladder match. It had many botches and it was average. On The Revolution PPV, Eddie Guerrero won the title on a fast paced and intense match, with great action. Eddie was the best of the match. He wins the title and when he was cutting a promo, Jerry Lynn interrupts him with a great promo and they fight, with Lynn getting the upperhand and stablishing himself as the next contender. It's a shame that encounter never happened, because it would have been excellent. On the final show, the WWA International Cruiserweight Championship was unified to the X Division title after Chris Sabin won an unification match against Kazarian, Swinger and Lynn. A good match with smooth action and a nice farewell to one of the best parts of WWA (alongside some of Devon Storms hardcore matches)."