WWE 24/7 Championship

[2.0] "I really enjoyed it at the start when they used to do funny shit, but soon it fell of a cliff entertainment-wise and got really repetitive."

[0.0] "Screw the 24/7 Championship. Let's be objective--this title remains utterly pointless. No one genuinely sees it as a real "championship." It does nothing to elevate anyone's credibility, nor does it contribute meaningfully to any storyline I care about. Has any wrestler ever delivered a memorable match over the 24/7 Championship? The answer is obvious--absolutely not. So, what's the purpose of its existence? To make wrestling fans view its holder as a joke? Sports entertainment shouldn't equate to forced clownery. The former can be thrilling and captivating; the latter just grows stale fast. I'm glad this title is now history."

[1.0] "Represents a new low in WWE. Never before or since has there been an under-undercard. Elevated slightly by how entertaining R-Truth was with it. For everyone else, yawn."

[1.0] "The idea is okay, but it was a pain to see, too confusing and always just to get a surprise. There were periods where the belt had a meaning and many others were it was useless."

[1.0] "This is one of the idiotic things I have ever seen and I'm so glad they throwed this idea with this title in the trash. I'm sorry, but that's not what it supposed to be. To give some fake gold to jobbers..."

[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."

[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."

[7.0] "This title gets way too much disrespect. Sure, it might not have been as good as the Hardcore belt or even the DDT belt, but it still had some funny moments and the legend of R-Truth. I do agree that this belt could have been so, so much more than what it was, and it was clean towards it's end that it was being neglected by the WWE. And even it's destruction was a botched angle (Nikki missed the trash can completely, sending the belt crashing to the floor.) It still deserves much better than the 0s and 1s that it's getting though, because even with it being a 0 or 1 IN COMPARISON to the Hardcore title, it is still an above average belt for the purpose it served."

[1.0] "1 point for R-Truth solely. This title is what happens when you take the old Hardcore Title, as well as the 24/7 rule that was imposed on it by Crash Holly, and then try to commercialize and mainstream it to the nth degree. It was a joke title that could be used for promotion of the WWE. Give it to Marshmello, or some sports commentator at Fox, or some other celebrity to get some more names on the promotion, and then easily change it to whoever is the main holder of the 24/7 title. That, and just how genuinely unfunny everything around the belt was, again asides from Truth trying his best. It's a total fucking bastardization of what made the Hardcore Title in the WWE good for a time, and a total disgrace to any other title that it is similar to. You can make a joke title like this work, such as DDT's Ironman Heavymetalweight, but if you don't put in the effort to either book something compelling enough, or to go batshit insane with it (or both! ), it's not gonna be anything of value. The 24/7 Championship was a promotional stunt, and it didn't even look good."

[1.0] "The idea behind the title was fun, and there were plenty of entertaining moments revolving around it, but it is barely more than an unfunny joke being repeated over and over again. The DDT Ironman Heavymetalweight belt and original WWF Hardcore title are much better examples of how such a thing should work, but with WWE they were never going to do anything super interesting with it aside from R-Truth, who is the only reason I'm giving it a 1 and not a 0."

[0.0] "Sure, it had it's funny moments, but I don't get how lazy you must be to use a title belt, which should carry significance, as comedic filler on your weekly television show. That valuable airtime could have been used to showcase young talent or for actual matches."

[2.0] "The entertainement part of WWE 2019-2022 era, some good ideas but it's a good showing of horrible management and understanding of not only your product BUT the alternative way of showing the exact same thing in a different time. Yeah 24/7 Hardcore was fun not perfect but fun during Holly time but it was used to had a little time during shows where a lot of workers were used and as a "back to action" or "let's wait for entrance" act. Here with the 2019 24/7 it shoulda been used on social media, on the network, introduces new wrestlers to some people, add some character developments and most importantly not a way to use a lot of wrestlers all at once. Well there are a lot of ideas on how it shoulda/coulda been but the most important part is that it's a huge failure and i'm not sure we will ever see something like this. I can name a few nice segments so it doesn't deserve something like a 1."

[1.0] "Introduced during a period of creative stagnation, the WWE 24/7 Championship was a misguided attempt to inject energy into the product. While the concept of a title defended at any time, anywhere, held initial promise, it quickly devolved into a chaotic and meaningless spectacle. R-Truth's comedic timing initially breathed some life into the title, but even his charisma couldn't sustain the concept's longevity. As time went on, the 24/7 chase became repetitive and tiresome, diminishing the value of the championship and the wrestlers involved. The title ultimately served no purpose in elevating talent or telling meaningful stories, instead becoming a distraction from more substantial programming. The 24/7 Championship stands as a prime example of a gimmick gone wrong, a title that did little to enhance the overall product and ultimately hurt more than it helped."

[9.0] "Hear me out, the look of the WWE 24/7 Championship is absolutely atrocious, however the concept of a 24/7 title is amazing to me. Having a title that can be comedic and never limited is awesome to me. The hardcore title was amazing and had fun title changes and winners. The 24/7 title could be so much better if it just had a better design and more representation on non-WWE platforms. For example when celebrities would win. That is so cool to me. Although controversial I will give this title a 9/10"

[8.0] "I had a lot of fun watching the segments involving this title. I don't understand the low rating, are we not allowed to have comedy in wrestling? The segments at the beginning with R-Truth & Carmella being chased by everyone, and Drake Maverick had some good moments. What I didn't like is how guys like Shelton, Cedric, EC3, The Revival, Heath, & The Lucha House Party were involved when they could've been doing much better things than that. Also, the segments became worse and worse over time as Vince stopped caring and Triple H took control. The design was so bad it was kind of good. Overall, I liked this championship while it lasted. It gets a Nine from me."

"Ive always thought it was funny and that it was a cool concept. Yes it was comedy, but for the early istances iI enjoyed it, especially when R-Truth and Jinder where involved. But yes, it was a washed down version of the Hardcore Title and it was god awful."

[3.0] "This "title" was pretty funny for me in the beginning but we all knew it wouldn't last. WWE 24/7 title was more or less a DDT Ironman Heavy metal championship title ripoff. R-Truth did a good job carrying this belt and had many hilarious moments with it."

[0.0] "This title could have been great content for WWE while it was never going to be the most prestigious belt it could have been so much more than what it was. In the age of digital media and Logan Paul working for the WWE a 24/7 title could have been a great way to explore the product to the audience of social media influencers and YouTubers. Imagine Logan Paul dropping the 24/7 title in the middle of his podcast or a media apprentice. You could have even passed the title through various YouTubers, maybe work a deal for the belt or title changes take place on their channels to their audience. At the very least this belt should have had more focus on WWEs own platforms. R-Truth and a few others tried to do the best they could with the belt and I enjoyed moments from time to time. However this is a 0 star belt."

[10.0] "Underrated Title, like the Hardcore Championship It was fun and entertaining, prestige is not important with a Title like this, is to make someone laugh and have a moment of like relax between matches of a show, R-Truth was definitely the best Champion of this title, a Title that was made to entertain the fans, and a funny and entertaining guy like him, was the perfect combo to Entertain the people, so I give It a 10 because It was fun to watch and It was just something for the superstars who doesn't have time on screen to make them have a little recognition of being champions of something, It doesn't have prestige but it was good for some people to Say like "okay this guy or girl is still on the company" the legends that good to held the title also give it a little help to give it like a prestige, but It was okay to see how more mainstream celebrities held the title, good to make wrestling more visible for non wrestling fans"

[4.0] "When it comes to "prestige" (notice how I used the word lightly), this title has none of that. But when it comes to entertainment and story segments, this title wasn't really all that bad. Of course the 24/7 title was always meant to be a toy for the lower mid-card to low card, but it delivered when it came to comedy as I was genuinely always intrigued to see what WWE would do with the title every week. Hell, I'd even say that this title (mainly R-Truth) carried Monday Night RAW along with Bray's Fiend character in 2019 (RAW was insanely bad during the late 2010s). R-Truth, as I said previously, was the best 24/7 champion and it's not even close, his comedy character meshed well with this title. Now that the title is inactive, I don't think I'd be much interested in seeing it again. Great entertainment but no value, brings it to a 4 in my opinion."

[0.0] "Stupid idea from bad creatives. Despite R Thruth's best efforts to make it comedic, this title was a waste. I'm just glad that the title has been made inactive now and hopefully never return to tv again. This title was utter garbage and a waste of time."

[3.0] "Despite R-Truths best efforts, this is a completely pointless boring title with zero prestige, it was effectively a toy for the lower card to play with. For me this belt is a great symbol of WWEs insufferable era of focusing on PG style horror and comedy instead of booking actual wrestling shows."

[5.0] "I don't hate this as much as others do, even if the belt looked stupid. This did exactly it was supposed to do - drive social media engagement and community outreach while also being a R-Truth comedy vehicle. If anything, they didn't commit to the bit *enough*."

[0.0] "Dude how can you rate this tittle with an eight when it is literally the wallmart version of the hardcore championship. At the very begining with maverick the tittle was some short of a comedy relieve, but after a couple of years it really lost his meaning"

[8.0] "A fun title. Had good segments with R Truth. Its the kind of title you can say ur a champ in wwe even if ur basically a jobber. There are things that could have been done better but overral the 24/7 7/11 95 south european championship was definetely fun and i get why the marks hate on it but it wasnt trying to be an actual big prize and it didnt stole much time from the show. Besides Id rather watch this 5 times than a 6 men tag team match or a Nia Jax match. Also, Jeff Hardy is overrated and a junkie"

[1.0] "The least prestigious title of all time. The 24/7 title was booked like the hardcore title from 2000-2002, but without the weapons or the comedy that came with it. This was precisely the "jobber championship", only without the quality writing that made many of Crash's hardcore title defenses so memorable."

[0.0] "LOL, I remember and don't remember this belt at the same time. I remember when it was announced on WWE back in 2019, but then the belt just became the shits. This belt was supposed to have a very similar stipulation to the Hardcore Championship, but it had no interesting matches nor good segments involved. The belt design was awful as well. This belt pretty much buried Raven who held the Hardcore Championship 39 times (According to Raven himself in an interview on how many reigns he had). And R-Truth won the belt 52 times."

[0.0] "Truly a terrible title, if you can really call it one. One of the worst looking too. It was seemingly viewed by WWE as a spiritual successor to the classic Hardcore Championship, this time with none of the old TV-14 chaos or interesting match locations."

[2.0] "This belt was fun for a bit but it was just the same joke on repeat. Not much of a fan, but atleast we got some cameos"

[0.0] "They could've done so much with this title, instead the only thing that this title brought was stripping Raven of his record 27 hardcore title reigns. Thanks, Truth"

"Imagine the Hardcore title, but it has no substance and lost traction less than a year of it's inception. That is what this title is, a watered down version of the Hardcore Championship. R-Truth being the comedy genius he is, managed to make the best of this title and even Drake Maverick had some fun moments with it! I really do not remember much of this title despite it being introduced four years ago."

[4.0] "a title that I got very excited about when it was announced, because I expected a new Hardcore Championship or a fun title that yields funny segments, however that was not exactly what happened, the belt became dull over time and that made nobody remember of it even before it is deactivated"

[0.0] "GOD AWFUL, I thank God that this stupid idea of Vince went down, There was no purpose, they just kept changing the champion, This did not work."

[0.0] "24/7 titles in wrestling will never be something interesting or benefical for product. Only ok stuff with that belt was rivaly between Maverick and R-Truth. One of many Vince's ideas which was simply waste of time."

[2.0] "Patterned on the Crash Holly 24/7 Rules era of the old Hardcore Title, the 24/7 belt was introduced in 2019 in a seeming attempt to capitalize on the then-current meme popularity of the DDT Ironman Heavymetalweight Title, promising unpredictability of a title that was literally on the line anytime, anywhere. Unfortunately, this largely translated to uninspired "chase" sequences backstage and occasionally in the arena, as undercarders and underutilized talents attempted to add at least something to their WWE championship resumes. Thing is, there was actually a fair amount of untapped potential - the belt could've been used as a social media goldmine during the COVID pandemic, giving fans at least some form of interesting content away from the empty arenas (something successfully accomplished by the upstate NY local promotion Immortal Championship Wrestling with their 24/7 title); it could've taken a more serious turn as a dominant wrestler claimed the belt and dared all comers to try taking it off of him; etc. To be fair, R-Truth - who became nearly synonymous with the belt in the first year of its history - and Drake Maverick were able to do a few entertaining things with it, but overall the belt was a waste of something that actually could've been utilized at least a bit more, and was finally put out of its misery after just two years of existence."

[0.0] "This title fucking sucked, plain and simple, there was no need for this to ever exist. This is a disgrace to the sport that is pro wrestling."

[0.0] "A title that finally closes its circle in the WWE universe. It has been probably one of the worst WWE titles if we refer to wrestling, if it's comedy, a 10, but I like wrestling more than a simple and childish comedy."

[0.0] "This is the definition of a missed opportunity. The old Hardcore Championship had such memorable locations, wrestling spots, and intrigue like how a Hardcore Championship match broke out in the middle of the Royal Rumble in 2001. The 24/7 Championship has potential with celebrities and social media, but WWE insists on making it an afterthought and literally using the schoolboy pin as the finish over 95% of the time. It is like Vince McMahon wanted it to fail because it was not his idea, but he wanted control of everything unlike other 24/7 titles internationally where the participants can arrange finishes."

[1.0] "it gets a point just for R-Truth. the title is a complete joke. its for comedy segments that aren't even funny. they tried to recreate the Hardcore Championship but failed miserably. abolish this belt i beg."

[2.0] "I liked this title ... for the first few months ... then it turned into a weekly champion run festival ... and then later into weekly boring segments / fights between Akira Tozawa, R-Truth, Tamina, Dana Brooke. But there are two advantages to this championship: first, R-Truth's rivalry with Maverick was really good and funny, and secondly, this belt may have saved R-Truth's career and pulled him out of his lethargy."

"It's still funny but you can't deny that lately it's losing its fun a bit, plus it doesn't appear much on TV anymore"

[1.0] "48/7 24/7 7/11 I-95 S 2020 European TV Championship is a joke... no really it is. The kind of joke, that has ran it's course and it's not funny anymore. The only good champion for it was and is R-Truth but I wish better for him. The only good feud for it was between Truth and Maverick. For now it is unfunny, worth nothing and ugly. It's a good thing that HHH basicly forgot about it, for now at least."

[4.0] "Title has had some fun skits early on. R-Truth and Drake Maverick did everything they could to get it over and they did early on. Now the title has become completely irrelevant and a waste of time. 4 point are generously being giving because of the fun at the beginning"

[0.0] "A totally unnecessary title, The least serious thing that can be done in a Wrestling company is to create a title that is dedicated to running around the backstage with 20 people behind and interrupting in the middle of the matches, Ridiculous."

[5.0] "It's dumb and fun. When it was first shown, I really hated it but then, it produced the best entertainment in weekly shows. Unfortunately wirh Truth outta picture, it has gotten stale."

[0.0] "If a negative was an option, this title would be at the lowest it could go, this title is nothing more than a joke that gets in the way the whole time and ruins Raw with its stupidity, most of the wrestlers going after it arent even talented and shouldve been released years ago, its disrespectful for the actually good wrestlers when the crowd shows up and hijacks the match and takes the attention away from the stars and only one reason is to shine some light on some jokes of "superstars" its a waist of time, talent, money to make the title, and the only good thing i see in it is, its a use to keep R Truth in the circle of things, and even then, hes not the best thing happening either (no offense to him, your not the problem). Absolute waste of TV and downright disrespectful, a zero is doing it a favour"

[8.0] "In my opinion, the WWE 24/7 Championship is a good championship for segments and put a little shine on low card superstars."

[0.0] "I remember when they had Mick Foley do a grand unveiling for this thing. Jesus lord, how the mighty have fallen."

[0.0] "Basically a jobbers title that even non wrestlers have own it too, the commedy might be stupidly funny at some times, but just isn't a good excuse for this thing. It feels like a very bad parody of the Hardcore title, even the original parody from DDT is quite good. It doesn't even have a good design! It's ugly!"

[10.0] "The WWE 24/7 Championship a championship that was created more for segments than for fights a good low card championship that has given funny moments in WWE I hope it lasts longer"