The Great Khali. How this guy won a world title i do not know. How this guy still has a job i do not know. He finds it hard to walk let alone to wrestle. Him winning a world title is a HUGE slap in the face to legends who have never won a world title, to veterans who have never won a title and to people who can actually wrestler.
I hated the fact Khali won the belt, he did not deserve it one bit. He can barely walk due to his size, his knees are completely shot. He only got the belt due to his immense size (which is the only reason he ever got a job in WWE too). I would rather never see the guy on TV again, but luckily Vince seems to realise how poor Khali is in the ring and has kept him out of the title picture ever since.
However, I understand why he has a job. Khali is a MASSIVE draw in India, he is a hero over there and will bring in so much income to the WWE from the Indian fanbase. Having someone from that country on the roster is a huge financial benefit to WWE. Same with Yoshi Tatsu. Why does he still have a job when he has done nothing since joining the company? Why was Funaki employed for so long? Because they bring in income from fans in their home countries.
Jeff Hardy. He shouldn't have won because. . . he sucks and i hate him.
Well...nice mature response there....
Jeff Hardy more than deserved to be champion in WWE. He had worked his ass off for years, and looked like he had left his personal problems behind him. He was performing better in the ring than he had in years, was showing vastly improved mic skills and was one of (if not THE) most over member of the roster at that time. It was what the fans wanted, they were desperate to see Hardy finally break through and take the title. It was a great decision for WWE to make and gave the fans a really nice feel-good moment. I think Jeff was a fine World Champion.
It is not always the biggest and best who should have the title. Sometimes just being incredibly popular with the fans is enough. If the fans believe in you, then that will only be good for the company as they will PAY to see you succeed and PAY to watch you.
Look at Mankind. He was never the best in the ring, didnt look like a traditional champion, but he was LOVED by the fans. They wanted to see Mick Foley win the title and the roof came off the building when he did. The same was true of Jeff Hardy. The love for the guy was the reason he was pushed to the title. I think it was a good thing, its just a shame he as messed up so much since then as he looked set to be one of the WWE's biggest stars