WWE Off-Topic

[DonkeyJote]

I've never understood why people loved that belt so much. It's okay, but nothing special. The one that came right after it is better, imo.

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[WWF80sKid]

Quote: Originally Posted by DonkeyJote

I've never understood why people loved that belt so much. It's okay, but nothing special. The one that came right after it is better, imo. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

In your opinion. Exactly.

And in many's opinion, the winged eagle belt is the best ever.

[bigbob]

The Attitude Era Championship was my favorite, followed up by the World Heavyweight and Undisputed Championships.

[IndianBird]

Quote: Originally Posted by Matt_GoBlue

In your opinion. Exactly. And in many's opinion, the winged eagle belt is the best ever.

Winged Eagle followed by the one the Rock carried around before they did the smoking skull and brahma bull belts, that's my 1 and 2

[ubernoob]

I wonder if this "changing of the guard" we are seeing now (from more of the "old guard" type of guys to guys like Bryan, Barrett, Cesaro, Paige (and AJ to an extent), Wyatt and some of the other 'indy darlings') is in response to the Network numbers.

I think WWE may be realizing that in order for the Network to really grab hold and succeed, they need something to really cater to those who will use it and support it (the IWC.)

Regardless of the internal reasons for this movement (maybe it was just H's plan for it all along, since NXT has been great for quite some time) I like where it's going for the most part.

[StevenSD]

It's definitely the start of a new era.

[BDKiiing]

Quote: Originally Posted by ubernoob

I wonder if this "changing of the guard" we are seeing now (from more of the "old guard" type of guys to guys like Bryan, Barrett, Cesaro, Paige (and AJ to an extent), Wyatt and some of the other 'indy darlings') is in response to the Network numbers. I think WWE may be realizing that in order for the Network to really grab hold and succeed, they need something to really cater to those who will use it and support it (the IWC.) Regardless of the internal reasons for this movement (maybe it was just H's plan for it all along, since NXT has been great for quite some time) I like where it's going for the most part.

You really just summed up Ambrose and Rollins (and even Zayn and Neville) as "indy darlings"?

[reyes the roof]

Quote: Originally Posted by ubernoob

I wonder if this "changing of the guard" we are seeing now (from more of the "old guard" type of guys to guys like Bryan, Barrett, Cesaro, Paige (and AJ to an extent), Wyatt and some of the other 'indy darlings') is in response to the Network numbers. I think WWE may be realizing that in order for the Network to really grab hold and succeed, they need something to really cater to those who will use it and support it (the IWC.) Regardless of the internal reasons for this movement (maybe it was just H's plan for it all along, since NXT has been great for quite some time) I like where it's going for the most part.

I'm curious to see where they are going with the Heyman/Lesnar/Cesaro thing, it seems so unconventional to have a guys like Cesaro and Lesnar managed by the same guy. This looks like a huge shift in their thinking, unless it's just some short angle where Heyman turns on him quickly