Looks like an NXT belt.
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TNA debuts new championship.
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Looks like an NXT belt.
So, are they gonna put this championship on Lashley, too?
They're probably so desperate to try something new that they'll put it on you
Yes, because they know I'm a big draw.
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Getting rid of the stigma of a failed Secondary championship, is what's necessary to make their secondary championship mean something. The other title has had so many gimmick changes, division changes and has been treated like utter dirt (which is quite sad since the design is gorgeous). This title, can hopefully, mean something and prove to be a formidable stepping stone for rising stars.
This sounds like a really awful attempt at trying to bring in MMA fans which just wont happen, it wouldn't even work with WWE let alone TNA.
On another note, how is anyone supposed to take this title seriously? Its gotten so many rules and names and champions that its meaningless now.
On another note, how is anyone supposed to take this title seriously? Its gotten so many rules and names and champions that its meaningless now.
Did you even read the OP, or any of the posts in this thread?
This is not in the lineage of the KOTM title. The rules are very simple. 3 rounds, with judges determining the winner if the match ends in a draw.
None of the posts in this thread say the rules or anything that blatantly says that it wont be carrying on the lineage of the KOTM, actually its the opposite.
Not sure why anyone would think a title with a different design, name and gimmick would carry on the King of the Mountain title's lineage.
I think this is more of a way to cash-in on the "strong style" boom in the US. With promotions like NJPW with their NEVER Openweight title and Progress with their Heavyweight title, and so on.
That has very little to do with my point. TNA has shown over and over that they don't know how to successfully promote a secondary title. This was true of the Legends title and of the KOTM title as well.
If they're able to do it right this time, fine, good for them. But my point in my previous post was simply that they haven't been able to do a secondary title right before so personally I don't have any faith that they're going to do it right this time.
Or the TNA Brawl For All...