Nofate007 is right, people want to push stars here and there without giving them time to develop. If this thinking existed when I was a kid then Mr. Perfect, Owen Hart, Ravishing Ric, Jake the Snake, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, and Razor Ramon would have all been multiple time champions. Some are more deserving than others. The stars that I grew up loving to watch and some still wrestle now took time to become who they became. Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Chris Benoit, Chris Jerricho, Eddie Guerrero, Rey Mysterio, Stone Cold, HHH, RVD, and now Jeff Hardy. There are several things these guys have in common. For one they are or were great wrestlers. Second they are all former World Champions, thirdly they all paid their dues, fourthly wrestled for several years, and lastly they all became mid-card level champions several times and they all spent years climbing the ladder to their success. When wrestlers are pushed way too early, once they are in that World Title status there is nowhere else to go but down like CM Punk who went from WC title reigns to Tag-title, and Khali who is now part of the Khali kiss cam, or out of the company, or drive themselves out ala Broc Lesner, Goldberg, Chris Masters. When you give a title too early in someone's career you take a risk. You need to slowly build them up and not give them a main-event title reign too early. The wrestlers I mentioned with the exception of HHH don't have double digit world title reigns.
In the 90's it was a big deal to be 4-time Heavyweight Champion and 3-time champion. Now WWE creative in their infinate wisdom want wrestlers to equal Flair's World title legacy. But Flair is in a league of his own; his multible title reigns make him special, and a legend and that should not be mimicked not by anyone and coincidently Vince's son-n-law is headed in that direction (12). If you give Dolph Zigler a reign at this young an age, you risk not being able to use his abilities throughout a length of time to make someone people will remember. No matter what anybody tells me Randy Orton got his World Title way too young, just to put the label of youngest World Champion. He didn't win many mid-card titles and didn't build himself to what he is. Granted Randy is a top superstar and a good one but a couple of years from now you guys will know what I mean. Years from now you'll lok at Randy different, he's ego will get him out of the WWE one day. Randy should have evolved into main-event status not thrown there.