It's being defended, isn't it? It's a television title. How much "prestige" would you like to add to it? The title is a mid-card title that mid-carders shoot for. At least it's actually being defended on television and at Pay-Per-Views. People are getting too upset over such an minor detail here. Robbie E winning just assures TNA a mid-card feud between he and EY for the next month or so, essentially penciling in a re-match at the next PPV.
and why would i want to see that!!! i am SICK of EY's character. Santino as IC Champ is better than EY as TV Champ because at least EY isnt messing with the refs in the match and taking off his trunks. if this is a mid card title like the IC title or US title, then make it seem like it and help it build up Bully Ray or Samoa Joe or even Crimson. not a guy who's a comedy act or a guy who's not really cared for.
I don't see the problem at all, people saying it is a joke but its the Television title. Its a third tier belt and should be held by third tier wrestlers, what would putting the belt on RVD do? Nothing apart from mentioning ECW every couple of minutes. Joe would get nothing out of it, whereas the likes of Robbie E gain from it and they can use that belt as more of a testing ground for upcoming or unproven wrestlers. The old European title was used in such a way a one point too
i dont consider it a 3rd tier belt (or i didnt at first), but now it seems like the Knockouts title is more important for a man to win than that TV title. what the belt would do for RVD, as of now, not much, but help the TV title become more known, i think the BEST fit for the TV title would be a guy like Bully Ray, Crimson or Daniels.
it's like i said, i am glad the title is off EY, but i hope that title leaves Robbie E. REALLY soon, i know people will say, but that makes the title less worth it because it changed hands so fast, but in my book, this title needs a credible champion, someone young, who the fans actually care about who is a believable champ, like Daniels, Kaz, Bully Ray, Crimson, Matt Morgan, Joe.