[5.0] "MLW's World Middleweight Title is effectively the promotion's equivalent of a cruiserweight championship. The title has been used for development (such as the case of Myron Reed) but has also been placed on more renown wrestlers to help build the brand. The title has gone through periods of dormancy (which hurts its prestige) but is a solid midcard title that helps to showcase MLW's top cruiserweights."
[6.0] "This belt has been overall OK, but some people (Myron) kinda hurt it. Although Myron's third reign was good, it didn't help that he kept winning it. Shun and Tajiri's reigns left more to be desired as well. Lince and Lio had decent runs with the title. AKIRA hasn't exactly put his focus on it, which is frustrating."
[6.0] "The most interesting title for me. 2022 as a title result, I could not realize myself at the maximum level. Somehow, the whole dictatorship of Myron Reed over the belt did not end with anything worthwhile, he defended matches in good, but extremely forgettable matches, and in general this happened very rarely. The title seemed to have frozen in time and very few people needed it. Due to the lack of competition, and a small number of high-quality matches, I cannot give a big assessment of this belt for the result of this year."
[7.0] "MLW has a great light heavyweight division, and the likes of Myron Reed and Lio Rush have made this a very solid undercard title. Maxwell Jacob Friedman established himself with this title, and since then it has made MLW one of it's best aspects."
[9.0] "In my opinion, the Middleweight division is where the real action in MLW comes from. Although there's only been two champs, MJF and Teddy Hart, their both amazing and their ongoing feud has been so good its found its been the focal point of the Tag and National titles as well. Seems to be headed towards a Teddy Hart/Austin Aries feud which will only elevate things further."
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