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The Cerebral Assassin
This includes anyone who's ever won the WWE Championship or the WWE's version of the WHW Championship since its 2002 inception.
So, who, in your opinion, was the WWE's most undeserving champion(s)? You can define "undeserving" in wrestling/superstar ability, what they did while champion, the purpose of their reign, etc etc.
IMO, the most undeserving WWE Champions were Stan Stasiak, the first-ever "transitional" champion who only held the belt for a few days and had little no impact on the WWE overall, and JBL, especially considering what he's become today AND how long he held the title (around a year; can you imagine him holding the WWE Championship for another year today?!?). I would almost give honorable mention (or would it be dishonorable mention) to Mick Foley. Yes, Foley loved the business, and had some memorable feuds... but winning the belt 3 times? I know it was during the Attitude Era during a hot feud with the Rock, but still, it was a little much.
IMO, the most undeserving World Heavyweight Champion was definitely The Great Khali. Do I really need to explain why?
Who are your pick(s)?
So, who, in your opinion, was the WWE's most undeserving champion(s)? You can define "undeserving" in wrestling/superstar ability, what they did while champion, the purpose of their reign, etc etc.
IMO, the most undeserving WWE Champions were Stan Stasiak, the first-ever "transitional" champion who only held the belt for a few days and had little no impact on the WWE overall, and JBL, especially considering what he's become today AND how long he held the title (around a year; can you imagine him holding the WWE Championship for another year today?!?). I would almost give honorable mention (or would it be dishonorable mention) to Mick Foley. Yes, Foley loved the business, and had some memorable feuds... but winning the belt 3 times? I know it was during the Attitude Era during a hot feud with the Rock, but still, it was a little much.
IMO, the most undeserving World Heavyweight Champion was definitely The Great Khali. Do I really need to explain why?
Who are your pick(s)?