Return match clause or not

[lakersyr09]

Ok, my question is who is glad to see former champions get there rematches after they lose there titles seeing that it can end up being the same people over and over again holding the titles, and who wants to see the rematch clause become erased so that there can be new challenagers to the titles and also see people needing to reclimb the ladder to get back to the title also, if they get erase the rematch clause do you think that wwe/tna can use like a point system to determine new challenagers to the titles. such as being determine by pins/submissions/count out wins/dq wins, such as a pin will like be given 5 pts, submission 7, etc kind of what tna is during with the bfg series thing, but instead do the pt system for 2 months to build up a possible title setup at a ppv and do run the system in 2 month increments

 

[Mitch Henessey]

Return match clauses give the champion a second chance, they help build feuds, and they can make everything feel more intriguing. Can the champion regain the title? Could their be a new match stipulation? Will the current match top the others? I don't have a problem with rematch clauses at all, because they can help build feuds and further certain rivalries, and they give us a chance to see another match. Just think about it, if rematch clauses were abolished, we would have never seen that outstanding No Holds Barred match from Christian and Randy Orton at Summerslam this year.

 

[Dagger Dias]

The rematch clause should never be erased. If you lost your title wouldn't you demand a rematch? It gives the guy who just lost a chance to regain the title. If he loses again, then it not only makes the new champion look stronger but also makes it to where the former champion can no longer complain about losing the title unfairly. The rematch clause is very necessary and they should never get rid of it because otherwise we would have people complaining all the time about how they deserve another shot at a title they claimed to lose unfairly. That would get very old very fast. As for trying a point system, no thanks. The win loss records mean little in WWE. The guys who win the most do not always see wins in matches that actually mean something such as when a title or a contendership are on the line.