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[10.0] "While it has had its ups and downs over the past 62 years, the WWE Championship has been the most important and presigous wrestling championship for the past 4+ decades. A symbol of excellence and usually a sign that the company views you not just as a good performer, but as one of, if not the top guy."

[7.0] "This title's value is high, as of the title holders never get a chance to claim this champion back. The match quality varies from good to nothing at all. But all the title holders are convincing. The world title match would usually be the best match of the show. There are some title defense happened outside of MKW. Overall this title's value is higher than the two other MKW titles."

[10.0] "Based on The quality of matches, with the title th was the best title in North America for 8 years. 2004-2012 other Title in North America had run on the level consistency this belt did and maybe world wide this This 8 year run Potentially the WWWA title in the 90's"

[8.0] "An excellent world title that was made to feel like the biggest title in the world when guys like Batista and Undertaker held it. Some people say it was always second fiddle to the WWE Championship, and I find that laughable when this title main-evented three Wrestlemanias and probably should've also main-evented Wrestlemania 23. Like any title, there are some total duds as champions. Jack Swagger, Alberto del Rio, and Great Khali come to mind, but the lineage is more impressive than most titles in wrestling. Batista, Edge, and Undertaker truly made this title THE top title in WWE when they held it. There are a few hiccups in its history that prevent me from awarding a 9/10. Most notably, it being awarded to its inaugural champion instead of being won, and then its long, slow death where it definitely was inferior to the WWE title. I will say that it NEVER should have been deactivated, and the stupid Universal Championship never should have existed."

[7.0] "Another title where its "world" status has fluctuated with me over the years. Samoa Joe really cemented it as a world title in my eyes, and the incredible next several years of the title were otherworldly incredible. Unfortunately, the belt lost quite a bit of its luster in recent years. What once made it special is now completely missing. I'd consider it a "junior" world title on par with the NXT Title. Perhaps someday it will be returned to its former glory, but I don't think that will be possible in its current form."

[7.0] "At one point, this title was a true world title. Now I'd consider it more of a "junior" world title, as it has lost a lot of what made it special during the "Takeover Era." The title still has a great history and great lineage, but it's no longer a world title in my eyes like it was from roughly 2015-2020. Maybe it will reach "world" status again someday, but right now it simply isn't on the level of the best titles in the world."

[6.0] "Started out terrible but in the last year it's actually at many times been treated better than the women's title with it on Mercedes and it's been elevated to almost equal. The next champion should not be a mid carder and this title should now be the 1B to the women's title"

[7.0] "An immediate improvement considering that multiple people held the belt, and even better because I think that so far, they're all good wrestlers."

[7.0] "WWF Hardcore started off very well, with the first champion being Mankind, and what followed wasn't very important until the 24/7 rule, now the good stuff starts. The Brawls for the Title were very good and original. I feel like they were hardcore (compared to everything else that was seen back then). Although (obviously) the reputation of the Title was in decline, it still gave a place to the less privileged who couldn't be near any other Title other than Hardcore. It was also the place for other wrestlers who came from different areas, the most notable case being the ECW Wrestlers. WWF Hardcore was the perfect place for people like Raven, Al Snow, Tommy Dreamer, etc. The low rating isn't fair; maybe it wasn't the best, but it was the most fun."

[2.0] "The idea of a modern WWF Hardcore Championship was fine, but it just didn't have the same impact. I should mention the obvious differences between the two (to demonstrate why it failed). Clearly, WWF Hardcore had started out as a normal Championship, defended like any other Championship, unlike 24/7. WWF Hardcore also had a good history with Mankind to start things off right, as Vince had given it to them, with the intention of a fake gift. The first time we saw WWE 24/7, it was thrown into the ring and the first one to pick it up would be champion. And the design, oh my God, how can a Title be so hideous? Who thought green would look good? If the World Tag Team Championship looked like a penny, 24/5 looks like a coin on top of a bill. The only good thing that came out of it was R Truth and Drake Maverick, they were actually funny. Best places where 24/7 was defended (or lost): at a wedding, on a honeymoon, on an airplane, on a golf course, on the street with Santa Claus. Great memories, but questionable wrestling quality."

[10.0] "The AEW TNT Championship has rapidly become one of my favorite titles in the world of professional wrestling. I admire its overall design, which strikes a perfect balance between modern aesthetics and traditional championship elements. This title has a storied history, with many legendary wrestlers having held it, including Cody Rhodes, Darby Allin, Edge, and Brodie Lee. Each of these athletes brought their unique style and charisma to the championship, elevating its prestige and significance within AEW. Their memorable matches and storylines have helped shape the TNT Championship into a symbol of excellence and competition, making it a highlight for wrestling fans everywhere."

[7.0] "A title with a relatively strong history and strong matches under its belt so far. Hooper after hooper."

[10.0] "I can't rate this anything less than 10, this has been the most prestigious title in the world from the 50s to the 80s. So many grats has held it, Lou Thesz, Buddy Rogers, Harley Race, Jack Brisco, Dory and Terry Funk, Giant Baba, Dusty Rhodes, Ric Flair... Sadly this title won't ever be as prestigious as it was in the past but I liked when Aldis was champion and his feud with Cody sparked my interest."

[0.0] "What an absolute waste of time. Why go to such lengths to make the Universal title the main belt in WWE for just a short shelf life? I do feel bad for the likes of Finn Balor, Kevin Owens and Bray Wyatt that would have out the effort in to make the title credible. But no, lasted only 8 years and will be widely remebered for Brock Lesnar's and Roman Reigns lenghty title reigns. Perfectly good Wrestlemania Main events lost to the Universal title. Real shame."

[7.0] "Considering its short lifespan, it's hard to argue that any wrestler who held the Universal Championship is undeserving of a world champion. Even the wrestlers who weren't main event star level of talent had fun enough title reigns (Braun Strowman & Kevin Owens). The fact it will go down in history as one of the championships with the longest reigns in WWE history only adds to its legacy"

[6.0] "The SmackDown Tag Team Championships do their job. They are tag belts that the teams on smackdown compete for. But in terms of legacy, they don't really have any. Only two "prestigious" teams in The New Day and The Usos have held the titles and they've always felt like the afterthought tag team championships. Just look at which set of titles were defended on WrestleMania, for better or for worse."

[8.0] "Great title. Agree with the lineage, even Jey which some take issue with. Gunther's had the weakest run thus far of those who held longer than a day. I wouldn't even say it's a bad run just underwhelming and poorly booked at times. Given the guys who'll likely hold this title in the future (Breakker, McIntyre again, perhaps Knight), I think it's in good hands."

[2.0] "Nothing illustrates how unprepared WCW was for its own demise then the fact that these belts existed for roughly 5 minutes. The sad thing is is that this would have been an incredible idea several years earlier in WCW when they had the greatest cruiserweights in the world selling tickets for them."

[3.0] "NOAH never really know when to let a bad thing go away, this is the prime example. They tried, it didn't catch on and never really did aside from a couple signs of life which petered out as quickly as it came around."

[2.0] "This is arguably the most cursed title in modern WWE history. From the very first title match, when Finn Balor was injured and had to vacate it a day after winning it, never to win it again. From the time part-timer Goldberg defeated the second champion Kevin Owens in 22 seconds only to lose it a month later to fellow part-timer Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania. Kevin Owens hasn't won a world title since. Three years later Goldberg defeated The Fiend in Saudi Arabia in 3 minutes only to lose it a month later to Braun Strowman at WrestleMania. The Fiend would have one more 7-day run as Universal champ before the title was then used to give a returning Roman Reigns the greatest heel run of all time, and that was arguably the only time it seemed to mean anything. And just so that future pro wrestling historians don't get confused, this title was considered active by WWE and held by Cody Rhodes up till WrestleMania 41 in 2025, when they retroactively deactivated it so that John Cena gets only 17 World title runs when he won it from Cody. This belt lineage is so cursed it was RETCONNED."

[1.0] "Worst world title of all time in WWE, or maybe in history of wrestling...most of the title reigns are bad, the design is poor and lackluster...and NOW it is permanently INACTIVE like this title have never existed--- 1 point for 1316 days of Roman title run"

[7.0] "This belt deserved a lot better in its closing years. Quite simply the best belt in any Tertiary division. Anyone who won this in its early years it was great belt to add depth to their accomplishments. In later years it was a great starting point for any wrestler who were looking to win a major standout championship, and it did just that. This television championship will always be number 1."

[1.0] "Not to be blunt or rude, but this title is just the female version of the other speed title, and it's going to get the same dislike, criticism and brush-off. Useless, irrelevant and unnecessary title. The speed thing in general is fine, but either title wasn't necessary for the show."

[9.0] "The NXT women's title is a perfect sidepiece for the NXT title. They both have a great line-up of wrestlers who have won the title with good matches and fun storylines. The title did dip slightly once it reached the 2.0 version, with Mandy Rose holding the title hostage for over a year with a completely rubbish reign, but that seemed like Shawn Michael's wet dream. The only thing I think this title needs for 2024 next year is a decently sized run. It feels like the title has been passed around a lot recently. Returning to this in 2025 and the title has been excellent, amazing matches and storylines involved with the bonus of the lineage looking one of the best in women's history."

[] "This match just truly wasn't good, was slow even for Gunther's standards and the ending felt rushed and poorly written. In my opinion it should've been AJ Styles or CM Punk there."

[] "The in-ring action and psychology was solid, but the Rock continues to disappoint with his hype and lack of delivery (or even caring enough to participate at all). Super disappointing."

[3.0] "One why is this still on here this got fused a long time ago. Also post Kevin Owens most reigns of this were shit"

[10.0] "It's impossible to disagree that this Championship is the pinnacle in all of wrestling. Whether you're the world champion in another promotion, or a lower card champion in WWE, it's still nothing like being the Champion holding the namesake of the biggest company there is. The championship has been held by some of the all time greats (Undertaker, John Cena, Triple H) and also some... less than fantastic superstars too. But even in its low points it was still able to feel like a prize undeserving of these stars and not a prize being devalued by them."

[] "[4.0] worst match for Gunther in WWE I ever seen , also bad match for Jey Uso and it cant be a title match"

[6.0] "The title had a good enough start with Seth's workhorse reign, but after WM40 it became just another midcard belt, with a very underwhelming and badly booked reign by Gunther, which led to the title losing almost all of its prestige and becoming a consolation prize, somehow making it unable to main event a Wrestlemania, even during the two nights era."

[10.0] "There is no reason to give this title a rating other than 10, it is literally one of the most famous titles in the world of women's wrestling, the design, for the old look (Raw Women's Championship), honestly was mid, and the actual design is definitely better than the old one"

[10.0] "There is no reason to give this title a rating other than 10, it is literally one of the most famous titles in the world of women's wrestling, the design, for the old look (Smackdown Women's Championship), i was a fan, but the actual design really got my heart, so pretty"

[8.0] "The NXT Women's NA Championship is a justified and well-earned title in that the NXT women's division has firmly established it's depth beyond just the main event. There are a wealth of women who can viably contend for this belt and the match quality from champ and challenger alike has been excellent so far. The only mis-step has been the awkward transition from Vaquer's double champ reign to vacating this belt. I'm looking forward to seeing who comes out of Stand and Deliver '25 on top and where this division goes next."

[0.0] "Pretty much every criticism I have for the Men's Speed Championship, but it's even worse considering how long it took for the belt to be even introduced. You remember during the Tonight Show debacle between Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien, and during one of David Letterman's bits about the whole situation, he went down the list of late night show hosts at NBC and mentioned the one that was hours after midnight, saying something along the lines of "Having a show at such a time is pretty much like not having a show at all? " Being WWE Women's Speed Champion is like not being a champion. Nothing."

[10.0] "The best in the world Manami Toyota held this championship 4 times, so what else could be say ? Bull Nakano, Aja Kong, Amazing Kong, and all the other prestigious and talented women wrestlers made this title more relevant than a lot of women championship. In my opinion, this is the most respected and more important title in the history of women's wrestling history. Every match were incredible, especially those during 1990-2000, and way better than some matches in our era, women wrestling was more respected in these years than WWE women superstars twenty years later. Japan's wrestling is truly something else. Manami Toyota vs Aja Kong will forever stay my favourite fight."

[7.0] "Pretty good history so far. Not a fan of Vaquer randomly vacating it unfortunately but other than that it's been solid"

[7.0] "Wasn't too much of a fan of Pierce & Jake's reign but everything I've seen before and after it has been pretty entertaining."

[8.0] "Fun belt and works well for this promotion, DDT have a tendency to forget about belts entirely and the actual straps themselves are worn and battered. Eruption spring to mind as champions with great matches in this division."

[3.0] "EDIT: Now just because Sol Ruca won the belt does not mean it's amazing all of a sudden, pre-empting future reviews! I do not hate this belt, I do not hate WWE Speed. I am completely ambivalent towards it. So is the company and anyone who is scrolling through Twitter and sees Speed pop up. Sure, I'll watch it why not, oh wait there's a more interesting podcast clip above it of someone burying Bubba Ray Dudley or Hulk Hogan. A 3 minute match and we still don't watch it, you have to laugh. If you told me the current champion was Maxine Dupri I would believe you, if you told me it was Isla Dawn I would say sure and not bat an eye about her being released a while ago. I used to think this belt was detrimental to the wrestler that holds it but now I don't because it is on a Twitter video for like 10 seconds every 6 months so the belt does not really exist. Does losing a Speed match hurt a wrestler to lose so quickly? No because with good conscious you cannot tell me you remember anyone who has been on a past "season" Kairi lost early on, so did Bayley, one of those is a lie and you're absolutely guessing the answer. Now what would be funny is if they introduced man and women tag team and midcard belts so each one gets defended once every 2 years. I cannot wait for next Wednesday Speedsters! Not sure when it actually airs I just made that day up."

[8.0] "Pretty good title, most of AEW's best/greatest matches involve this title, but there are title reigns that meant nothing. Like both of CM Punk's title reigns and sadly Bryan Danielson's title reign. Love Danielson, but he really did nothing with the belt. Besides that, this title is great"

[6.0] "This championship has its ups and downs Jericho was a very good champion. Moxleys reign was good Omega reign was great But then you have Punks reigns which sucked due to injury. Mjf started out good nut fizzled out towards the end. Joe felt like a place holder. Swave didn't feel like a world champion because of the elite angle. Danielson had a very underwhelming reign. And Moxley 4th reign easily his worst."

[9.0] "I love the hardcore title. I know its overall importance is little to none but I LOVED the hardcore matches back in the 90s and early 2000s in the WWF. The Mania X-Seven bout with Raven, Big Show, and Kane is one of my favorite matches. It grew more significant during the Invasion of '01 with Rob Van Dam and Jeff Hardy's matches at Summerslam and the Invasion PPV. It is leagues better than the 24/7 title. And yea I know it's not the Deathmatch wrestling matches that Nick Gage, Necro Butcher, etc that this title is defended over but who cares."

[0.0] "These titles dont feel canon or real. Dont get it why dont they show off these ugly titles, i think the white strap looks better, but overall theres n reason to have them"

[] "6.0 Personally disagree with the high rating on here . I feel that this title hasn't felt as important as it could, especially with making it look like a prop in the whole double champ ordeal when it hasn't even been around for a year. While she has much potential, I don't believe Kelani Jordan was ready to hold this title from a character and promo perspective. Fallon Henley was ready but her reign kinda felt like an afterthought. They had a great opportunity with Stephanie winning the belt to elevate the title but they didn't for whatever reason, and now it's importance is essentially about to be reset. I hope they're able to seal the cracks in this rocky start because this title deserves more."

[7.0] "Overall a strong lineage and some good champions with some exciting matches. There were a couple of dud reigns but I'd say the overall quality is pretty good, sometimes it feels like a secondary world title and sometimes it feels like another TNT title which is bizarre. Lack of consistency is probably my only complaint."

[2.0] "This title makes no sense so if the rumors of it being merged with the international title is true than I'd say good riddance. Rules are stupid such as no interference rule. Also having a whole ass dedicated tournament to it every year but also can be defended outside of the tournament is one of the most ridicilous nonsense I've ever seen about a title. Kingston had a forgettable run and Okada's run is very cold. Hopefully we're sunsetting this unnecessary prop soon."

[5.0] "Some highs but also a lot of lows for this title. Those hot potato days especially between Scorpio, Sammy and Warldow was terrible. Cody, Darby, Miro and Samoa Joe had pretty good runs. Nowadays it's a title that exists for me."

[3.0] "Unnecessary long reigns have done so much damage to this titles perception when it's a mid card open challenge title that should change hands on the regular. The fact that only 5 champions exists in the lineage over the 3 years is ridicilous. Cargill's reign was the worst, absolutely terrible nothingburger of a reign. Current Mone run has overstayted its welcome long time ago and ain't doing much for me. Willow was a transitional champion for some reason and Julia had a poor run. Stat was the only one that I could get into and that's due to the consistently good matches she's had where I felt like she's the only one that had put some importance to this title."

[6.0] "Tag division is not what it was once but it has a strong lineage and some of the best showcase matches in the early days of AEW. Introduction of trios titles has done so much damage to the booking of the tag division and we've had some really underwhelming champions. Still alright but far from it's best days."

[0.0] "One of the most if not the most useless championships I've ever seen in AEW. The only thing that mattered was the best of 7 between the Elite and the Death Triangle. Everything since than has been both terrible and forgettable. These titles and the trios division is such a joke, it has no momentum and has no consistent booking. They just put these titles on 3 guys on a stable as props and we forget they exist for months until for a few weeks we're reminded that they exist. House of Black, Acclaimed, BC Gold, Patriarchy and Deathriders ... I can't possibly tell you one match or one feud that was memorable or entertaining. These useless titles has done so much damage to the tag division as well. I'd say get rid of them but they won't. A complete and epic fail."

[10.0] "Toni Storm's work has been incredible and she brought so much prestige to this title. Her work overall has been fantastic and always garnering interest for whatever she's doing while she's carrying this gorgeous belt brought some much needed prestige and attention that this title desperately lacked in the previous years. Honestly without Toni it's going to be hard for me to care about the relevance of this belt so whomever dethrones her better bring their S+ game because it's a position that I don't envy. The only downside here is Tony Khan and how much limitation women has in this company, there is a glass ceiling that the women aren't allowed to break because women's wrestling in Tony Khan's company will always be an afterthought."

[5.0] "This title has always been treated as the top prize and for the most part it had the prestige that you'd expect from it. Great lineage aside from the nonsense in 2022. However this current Deathriders and Moxley stupidity is killing the prestige that they've built over the past couple of years. It's one of the worst things that I've ever seen from AEW and it sucks that this gorgeous looking title that had importance got wrapped around it. I'll update my score to a higher one once garbage Mox is gone."

[4.0] "What a waste of talented womens wrestlers. What a sad time this was... Michelle McCool, Maryse, Mickie James, Melina, Nattie, Beth Phoenix, Layla, The Bellas, Paige & Charlotte Flair. All talented in their own right. Yet this was the prize in an underwhelming time with 2 minute matches and embarrassing angles. A belt made for toys which no one would buy. What could have been?"

[3.0] "It all started very well, Finn vs Seth was very good, then Kevin vs Seth is fine, it seemed to be a new opportunity. Then everything was bad, Goldberg bored, Brock was always non -existent, Braun looked weird. At first Roman looked forced. Sadly Seth was in charge of defeating Brock to stop his reign. Everything was wrong, with Roman's reigns (such as The tribal Chief) and Cody's have been quite good, a good rest of meaningless changes."

[1.0] "The idea of fast and light matches is fine, and a title for those incredible wrestlers is amazing, but it doesn't work. Perhaps if they will increase the time limit of matches, show for all viewers."

[0.0] "The concept wasn't a bad idea, and it seemed like a good way of getting Will Ospreay's mates some international bookings. But the whole thing was doomed from the start. The designs were awful, the announcement just as bad and unless all 3 champions were in the UK it was going to be impossible to be defended. Should have really kept these belts in RCWA but these belts pretty much have as much prestige as the WWF Canadian championship. Total waste of time."

[7.0] "I like the design, for something that represents the whole Mexican nation the design has held up well over the years. I only wish they were defended more often at the moment they are stuck in the shuffle of titles in CMLL. Hopefully more importance will be put on these titles."

[10.0] "A very strong list of names attached to this belt, its also great to see Mina and Mercedes actually defend this belt in England to make time for it."

[0.0] "It being introduced 6 WHOLE MONTHS after the men's championship did it 0 favors. More like negative favors. This is quite literally the most useless and unknown title in the company's history."

[2.0] "I honestly expected more from this title, unfortunately the damn booking made the title seem transparent, nobody remembers it, and it ends up being the same or worse than the 24/7 title, Candice doesn't even have her presentation as speed champion in the Smackdown episodes, and her ''reign'' sucks so bad, 184 days and 2 miserable defenses with time limit draw, c'mon"

[0.0] "These titles don't feel real. I don't understand why they don't showcase these unattractive titles. I think the white strap looks better, but overall, there's no reason to have them."

[6.0] "It used to be a second title after the world champion but ceased after losing the contact with wrestlers outside of China. They retrived this title during blast off and crowned ash silva and both Ash Silva and Wang Tao had some defense to consolidate this title. As with the tag team title, there is less title defense after 2023 due to fewer shows in a year."

[5.0] "The value of this title is ok, As the title was born in The Blast Off, there are only two champions for this title. both of the teams are ok to be the champion. Due to less frequentcy of this show, this title have appeared less time."

[10.0] "THE title of professional wrestling, looked like a piece of artwork from the Renaissance, had the top stars of the century having the title, and was always booked amazingly, until 1999. After that it fell off and got handed off to the WWE, where they sort of brought it back until 2010. Just beautiful title all in out."

[0.0] "This title is an insult to women's wrestling. It's a symbol of an era of disrespect for women. The only thing we can give it credit for is its design, and here again it's questionable. For me, it's indisputably the worst title in history. I'm glad it's been withdrawn."

[0.0] "This title is just useless, the concept sucks, it's not even beautiful. Useless is all, it's the same as the female title. This belt will never be prestigious because the spped concept is just uninteresting. Who wants to see matches with a five-minute limit on X."

[0.0] "[0/10] This title is just useless, the concept sucks, it's not even beautiful. Useless is all, it's the same as the male title."

[8.0] "This title was used to show the domination of The Lion Dance Brothers while they are doing long-term rivalry with The Regnant Stable before Shen Fei unofficially leave wrestling and the title holders got changed.. While Big Sam was not the KOPW champion then, the title change is convincing. I believe they were going to hold this title for a long time. But then Ash Silva's injury made this possible tag team domination forfeited. The company hosted Tag Team Contendership match series but there are some difficulties as some tag team partners were unable to appear on the card due to injuries. The final two teams: Cheng Da& Chen Wenbin, Chen Pengwei and Feng Jianlang are two tag teams that both are convincing to get the title and the match quality between these two tag teams are great. Due to Chen Wenbin's personal problem with the company, Cheng Da switched his partner to Gao Jia and made up the team "Drunken Chicken, " and I would say this tag team has been the best tag team ever appeared as the tag team champion of KOPW. From what I've seen for the recent shows, the tag team match would usually be the best in the event."

[7.0] "This title was more likely to be a Newbee title for Chen Pengwei, and for the wrestling skills, Chen Pengwei is sufficient enough to hold this title. However, when it comes to Feng Jianlang, I feel like this title loses a little bit of value, but not too much, as the rivalry between Chen Pengwei and Feng Jianlang is coherent and dramatic. This title has become a "Junior Heavyweight" after Gao Yuan defeated Feng Jianlang in the hardcore match. But since here, Things get tricky: Gao Yuan did four defense title and his opponents' character power is usually high (Except Wang Xinxuan). I think it would be good if he lose the title to Zhao Junjie, but Zhao Junjie basically can not do regular shows in KOPW, so this idea might be forfeit. But After the match between him and Wang Xinxuan, Gao Yuan just disappeared from wrestling. The Manager Ryan Chen Called back Tag team title as Chen Wenbin is no longer affiliated with KOPW but he did not strip Gao Yuan's title is a little bit unconvincing. At least Nate Grimm's CWE title was inactive and He is capable to be a champion in KOPW as he regularly wrestle in KOPW. I hope the manager would do something either calling Gao Yuan to come back to wrestle in the show or strip his title and make another contendership match."

[7.0] "This is the first title of this promotion and I believe the company tend to make Ho ho Lun to be the first champion before he was defeated by black dragon. Since then, the time was dominated by black dragon and Big Sam. As for these two people, it is convincing for them to be the champion even though its hard to find someone else to be the champion yet. The title matches defensives are somehow around or above the average but never outstanding. I do wish to see other technical/high flyers to be the champion sometimes later."

[1.0] "The talent isn't the issue (just look at the names who have won it), the matches aren't horrible but it cannot change the awful gimmick of Speed. A 8-10 minute time limit would dramatically change the opinion of this belt as it does give matches to underused talent. Wrestling titles are to elevate the competition and the wrestlers and this does neither of these things. Any title you'd rather not win is a title that should not exist. It never appears on TV or is mentioned at all. Once their contract with Twitter is up it will go as quickly as one of their "episodes"."

[10.0] "The only ever defended at all times belt to actually work, no belt will ever be on this level and no other belt has as creative energy period. My one gripe with this belt is that it goes missing and changes hands without recognition so it's hard to keep track. Non DDT fans will recognise a lot of the absurdity but even watching their shows regularly shows how good this belt can be throughout any given show!"

[1.0] "The concept had potential, but it eventually just grew into a worse version of the WWF Hardcore Championship. The 1 point I'm awarding this is for the great stuff R-Truth and Drake Maverick did with the title."

[5.0] "Like many mid-card titles this one has gone through it's ups and downs. I would say it has been a pretty extended down period for a while now. It will always be less prestigious than the IC title, but the recent champions have done nothing to distinguish it."

[10.0] "The ultimate reward, the goal of every wrestler, the crowning achievement of a career, ask every wrestler regardless of any promotions. THIS is the goal. Has been won by deserving champions, sometimes undeserving, some wrestlers won it too many times, but it is still THE championship. And at the end of the day, the greatest wins it."

[9.0] "An incredibly well-built title that has quite literally saved the women's midcard in NXT. That fact that Vaquer is Keith Lee'ing this makes the future so so bright."

[8.0] "The signature title of TNA. There's been a few meh champions, but the lineage also includes some amazing names. When this title is on the line, you know you should be in for a fast paced match with some crazy spots."

[9.0] "The Knockouts World Championship is a great title. You've got some of the best women's wrestling in NA, with a multitude of great names as part of the lineage. It does get a little weak in points, though."

[8.0] "The lineage of this belt is actually pretty cool. Despite a few rocky years in the mid-to-late 2010s, the belt has been held by legends, along with stars who have been world title holders in other top promotions. When your belt has been held by the likes of Shelley, Alexander, Moose, Nemeth, Hendry in recent years alone, I think you've got a really good belt. I'd give it an 8, personally."

[] "One of my favorite titles of all time. Great design and is very iconic. If I was a wrestler on the WWE I would specifically want a push for the IC title over the US title."

[6.0] "Still a very prestigious prize, just with a worse design and for some reason... tearing apart the lineage that dates back to Inoki & Fujinami? Lots of rebuilding to do."

[6.0] "It should exists but so far has been put on the wrong people. I get that they need world title challengers like Kitamiya who don't grab this belt as a consolation prize for someone in the main event scene but not quite there, but it was the perfect opportunity to give it to some people NOAH have been really hesitant on pulling the trigger on like Inamura. OZAWA throwing the title away when he won it was a big mistake because who the hell wants a title when the champion vacated it instantly because it was beneath them?"

[0.0] "DOA, a shame Finn never had a proper chance with it, turned out to be an omen. A color flip of an already boring design in garish red or blue that turned out to be a symbol of the worst of WWE in that period. Oldberg, Lesnar, Strowman. The worst world title in WWE history, aside from Owens and Wyatt (you COULD argue Rollins) everyone who had this belt did more memorable things with the flagship belt like Reigns when the belts were unified. Did Roman give this title respect, or put it out of it's misery?"

[8.0] "Though the introduction of the Trios Titles has done catastrophic damage to the tag team division, it's still the best tag team division in the world by a long shot, and these titles' history is proof. Though we've had some dud reigns and champions, the work that FTR, The Elite, The Lucha Bros, and currently The Hurt Syndicate have all done puts these belts in the upper echelon of tag team titles. They are easily the most-important tag belts in the 21st century, and I'd go as far to say they're probably top-3 all-time in terms of tag team championship prestige. There is certainly room for improvement, but with tag team wrestling being wildly inconsistent across the entire planet for over 40 years, it's refreshing to see these titles treated so well. Thank God for teams like the Young Bucks and FTR actually valuing this branch of the artform."

[9.0] "Currently, I'd call the AEW Title the most-prestigious championship in the world, but the Deathriders storyline is certainly having me question this. Regardless of the horrible Deathriders storyline, (which has been going on for nearly seven months at the time of writing, ) and the two debacles of reigns CM Punk had, this belt still has the best matches, the highest stakes, the best storylines, and has an unmatched lineage of names in its short history. While I fault Tony Khan for many things, I cannot fault him for how he's treated his world title since AEW's inception. Also, this design is by far the prettiest-looking belt in all of wrestling right now."

[2.0] "Completely unimportant titles that Tony Khan obviously doesn't care about. These titles should have been the tag team division's midcard belts, but instead they've become pointless props. The 2 points I've rated it are almost entirely awarded based on the Best-of-Seven series that The Elite and The Lucha Bros gave us. I'd have rated these titles a zero if not for those first few months of the titles' existence. Trios wrestling should be used for the young and inexperienced, the banged up and rehabilitating, and/or the old vets who need to take it easy. Trios wrestling is a great tool for hiding weaknesses, but AEW can't even book that right. It's truly disappointing how anti-prestigious these titles are."

[7.0] "This belt was definitely at its highest when it was called the Legends Championship, but then things just went downhill with the exception of a few good moments like the defining singles title of Devon's career and Eli Drake putting some status back onto the belt. The title could have been booked way better but thatr aside, this is one of the most beautiful belts ever made."

[7.0] "It's fine it just feels like the people who are attached or fighting for the belt would never win the WWE title like Damian Priest and Jey Uso. Also people like Roman or Cody would see this belt as a step down and a clear example is when Cody won the rumble and the idea of him going for Seth's belt was seen as a step down."

[] "A real shame that Dakota didn't become the first IC Champion. She deserved it so much, because of his talent, his selling abilities, his loyalty and the time she spend in this company. Lyra in a good athlete, but she already has a good palmares for a début in the main event, she could take this title in few weeks/months. I'm truly sad for Dakota and when you see what they're doing with this title, unlike the US Championship, it does not have real storyline, the champ lacks charisma or impact, I'm waiting what they'll do and hope good stuff for the future. Women's division deserves that."

[0.0] "5 minute matches in a WWE style of wrestling means that the matches are rushed but also not very interesting; no incentive to watch. Also, only officially being able to watch this on Elon Musk's app is really poor, and to me that alone warrants this title being a 0."

[6.0] "Travis Scott is the greatest rapper of all the times and his championship belt is really really cool."

[3.0] "Love the idea of this belt on paper. The issue is, they never do anything with it. It fits their roster well with quite a few over 40 wrestlers too and is a NJPW U-30 parody they could have done some unique stuff with."

[0.0] "I really didn't know why this was too low, so i enter the page of the title, sees the title history and i almost died of laughing, 4737 DAYS? YOU BOOK YOURSELF TO BE A WORLD CHAMPION FOR ALMOST 13 YEARS AND ONLY LOST IT WHEN YOU DIED?"

[9.0] "While they were once kinda unremarkable, the tag titles have lived a renaissance after the title reign of daisy monkey, and they are now one of the most exciting parts of any show. Emotion and pure wrestling greatness connect thanks to the incredible vibe tjpw has always had, that manages to make so many teams out of single wrestlers that somehow feel completly justified."

[8.0] "Mercedes really helped this title kick start and gain some prestige by holding it. From time to time it feels even bigger than the women's world title. I hope they continue to keep this title in the spotlight even after they found the right person to take the title of Moné whom instantly be a huge thing"

[9.0] "This is the workhorse title of AEW, with great title reigns such as Orange Cassidy, Will Ospreay and Konosuke Takeshita making this title one of the most prestigious in AEW. Now with Kenny Omega winning the title, the title has only become even more prestigious."

[7.0] "This is a neat title. It provides fun matches with short time limits, but also means its usually gonna be a filler match. Zack's first reign was awesome, but he shouldn't have lost it to Tanahashi. I love Tana, but he didn't do much with the title asides set up a neat match with Riddle that no one cared about. Once Jeff Cobb got the belt, he had a good reign before Narita didn't do shit with it for a few months until ELP won it at WrestleKingdom 19 and so far it's neat with ELP holding open challenges."

[10.0] "One hundred percent the best title in the history of professional wrestling all of his matches are five stars and the best wrestlers in the world has win it"

[10.0] "The pinnacle of tag team wrestling. This title has revived my belief that we can have a great and meaningful tag title in the modern age."

[1.0] "No racism against Bobby Lashley and the MVP, BUT why them? The private party held the titles for almost 3 months after the resounding triumph over the young bucks! The team division urgently needs complete changes! I will be happy to follow the progress of the team division, but I also hope the scriptwriters will come up with something interesting for the titles. Speaking of past champions, we can recall SCU, who became the first team champions in history, Frankie and Scorpio promoted this division to a new level! Jurassic Express was also a good team, I really liked them for the time being. The Gann brothers are generally a separate epochal story, the ownership of these titles could have been historical, but after two defenses they lost their titles, which I was saddened by. The team division needs urgent changes"