WCW World Cruiserweight Championship

[9.0] "Like all WCW belts, it's best to exist the last few years didn't exist outside of the rare highlights. However, this often disrespected and overlooked division always earned its place on the card by featuring some of the industrys all-time greatest workhorses, some of its finest technicians and high-flyers. Some of the biggest names in WCW would win the big gold belt yeah, but this one often represented the true best wrestler on the roster. Guys like Mysterio, Lance Storm, Jericho, Malenko. The best in ring workers far and away. For that, it earns its place and is really and truly an icon of one of the great eras in history."

[7.0] "Great belt that featured the greatest Crusierweight wrestling in North America (and maybe the world) in the mid-90s but it ended pretty badly with green wrestlers winning it and women winning it as a "bit of humour" (btw, the women's belt wasn't being booked properly at this time, so its a double fuck you to the women from WCW), thanks Russo. Also, the belt didn't really propel people to greater things in WCW, no former Cruiserweight champion won the World title in WCW or main evented a PPV, so yeah."

[10.0] "No Cruiserweight championship in the United States will ever top this one. This division as a whole was a collection of a great showcase of modern professional wrestling, lucha libre, etc. For me, this felt like the groundwork of the wrestling we see today, and this championship was as it's forefront, especially when you have guys like Malenko, Guerrero, Mysterio, Benoit, Jericho, and a lot more challenging for this and putting out the best wrestling, sometimes of an entire episode of Nitro."

[10.0] "This was the reason people chose WCW over WWF half the time, the cruiserweights we're a staple of the southern promotion and was the hype matches mostly. The belt may have been small but it beautiful design made it worth it, hell WWE would keep a similar look when they got it. Even when Russo had control this belt was still the top dog."

[10.0] "Without question this was WCW's greatest single's championship. Often racking up 4-5 star classics, and had numerous credible champions - who were skilled in technical wrestling as well as high flying stuff. It definitely got weakened around '99-'00s but wasn't quite as damaged as the World Heavyweight and World Television titles were around this time. This division was such a cornerstone of WCW, that WWE gave it space and time during the invasion, and even created their own version of the title, and I think that says a lot."

[8.0] "Not surprising at all that this is the highest rated title from WCW. This felt like the most interesting of the titles in the late 90s WCW, with intense and fun matches that mostly steered clear of the nWo storyline. If this title was on the card, it would be worth watching."

[9.0] "At one time WCW's Cruiserweight Title represented one of the best things in wrestling, allowing a showcase of what for me in the mid-90s was an entirely new, exciting, high-flying style of wrestling the likes of which I'd not seen before, with fantastic domestic and international talent vying for it on a weekly basis. Aside from whatever the NWO was doing, it was by far the most must-see part of Monday Nitro. Towards the end of the company's history, it unfortunately suffered some degree of disrespect under the Russo regime (though not quite as bad as the TV Title), but its legacy lives on, with WCW's Cruiser belt effectively replacing the WWF's own Light Heavyweight Title after the purchase of WCW, and modern-day WWE carrying on with a new Cruiserweight Title even now."

[8.0] "WCW's Cruiserweight division was incredible, they brought in all the best cruiserweights from around the country and combined those with international stars and it was really something special to watch. Almost always had the best match of the night."