WWE: Women's and Divas' Championships

[Coldstone Killa]

Who do you think should be the 1st ever Double Crown Champion in WWE History?


I think it should have been Fabulous Moolah for being the 1st ever Women's Champion for the longest reign of 28 Years along with the 1st ever shortest reign as Divas Champion for about 2 weeks, if the WWE had started The Divas Title back in 2002 after the evasion of WCW and ECW was over and done with the 1st match would have been a Divas Battle Royal of 10-20 with her being the last minute entree when it came down to the last 2 in the ring, hearing her music and seeing her running in to eliminate both divas to win the match then vacate the title to have a Divas Tournament for the 2nd ever Divas Champion. Even after she vacated the Divas Title, she would have been in a way the longest reigning champion for not being defeated even after her death on November 2, 2007.

[Jason]

I didn't know she died!

[Man in Black]

We were ringside at the RAW show in Columbia, SC (Moolah is from there) where they gave her a post show 80th birthday celebration. It was pretty awesome as Vince even came out. All the divas gave her a cake and Stone Cold actually sang Happy Birthday to her... then he drank lots of beer. He threw a crushed can down at us and I got it to give to a buddy of mine who is a big Austin fan.

Sad to see her go... she was one of the few WWF/WWE women who could seriously wrestle.

[Jason]

Wow, what a day, huh, MIB? I'll bet your friend was stoked when he got that can!

[Man in Black]

I don't know, he didn't act to excited. I should have kept it. He probably got it mixed up with all the other empty beer cans ;D

[Jason]

Hahaha.

I would've been excited as all hell! That's pretty awesome!

[Coldstone Killa]

My older brother and I are huge SCSA fans. If only 1 of us had a chance to get a beer can from Austin at any event we were at. We would be all excited and keep it as a souvenir.


As it is, since The Divas Title was created on July 7, 2008. In my opinion, it just sucks that Michelle McCool became the 1st ever and her current 2nd reign as Divas Champion with Layla's 1st and only, plus the final reign as Women's Champion to become the 1st ever Unified Co-Divas Champions, even though the WWE is only recognizes McCool as champion.
As this all came about on May 14, 2010 at SmackDown, when SD Consultant Vickie Guerrero put The "then current" Women’s Champion Beth Phoenix in a Handicap Match against Layla and Michelle. In the end Layla pinned Beth to become the new Women’s Champion.
While seeing Layla and Michelle holding the Women's Title in 2 halves, looks like they were and are being a disgrace to Fabulous Moolah and all the other former Women's Champions that followed.
As it to see Michelle "successfully defend" the Women's Title for Layla and with her help in a Lumberjills Match against Melina to unify both titles at WWE Night Of Champions on Sept. 19, 2010.
The next night on Raw, as it came to a surprise that Layla and Michelle came down to the ring with 2 Divas Titles, both in 1 piece and not with both the Women’s and Divas Title Belts in halves and each holding the 2 opposite halves, making them a disgrace to all of the former Divas Champions.
I serious hope that Natalya defeats both Layla and Michelle in a Handicap Match at Survivor Series on Nov. 21, 2010 to end all this nonsense of them being so-called co-champions.

[Man in Black]

I know what you mean Coldstone. They seem to try to ruin every title belt except the World and WWE... Tag-team wrestling has always been my favorite, and they have pretty much relegated it to a comedy routine or at best some stupid set-up for a PPV main event that doesn't even involve a real tag-team.

I do like the design of the new tag belts though... maybe they will make them important again someday. I miss the days of The Andersons, the Steiners, the Hart Foundation, The British Bulldogs, Doom, The Freebirds, Demolition, The Midnight Express, Harlem Heat, The Wild Samoans and especially The Road Warriors... I miss having a lot of permanent teams with NAMES!

What a Rush!

[Coldstone Killa]

LOD is 1 of my all time favorite tag teams. As well as The Hart Foundation, The Hardys, The Dudley Boyz (Team 3D), APA, Los Guerreros, The Brothers of Destruction, The New Age Outlaws, The Colóns, Paul London & Brian Kendrick and DX.


Now that The Women's Title and The World Tag Team Titles are no more. I'm wondering "when and if" The WWE is going to unify The Intercontinental Title with United States Title. Then to eventually unify The World Heavyweight Title with The WWE Title. It just sucks that The WWE got rid of The Hardcore Title and some of the other titles. Figuring that they think there are way to many title belts.
Seeing that The Attitude Era is over and The WWE has gone back to "PG" after that stupid dispute over the WWF domain name with the World Wide Fund for Nature. The World Wide Fund for Nature should have went with the WWFN or WWFFN and let The World Wrestling Entertainment stay as The World Wrestling Federation, 'cause now it seems pointless to watch all the old matches from 1970 to 1990 and mostly 1990 to 2001 (The Attitude Era) on to 2003 with the WWF logo blurred out and the mentioning of the WWF initials.

[Jason]

I miss the APA

And the Hardcore title was one of my favorite titles when I was watching WWF. I was really bugged when they took it out. The most exciting title, without a doubt.