Top 5 The Worst Champion For Each WWE Title - Part 3
5 NXT CHAMPION – BIG E LANGSTON: Big E Langston's rise to prominence in NXT was dope. A ridiculously strong powerlifter who bulldozed through everyone in his path, proclaiming a standard three count was not enough and that he needed a five.
Immediately after winning the championship, but before training could put their finishing touches on him, Big E was called up to the main roster. This was during the time when WWE rarely recognized their developmental territory.
Instead of using this is a great way to showcase their up-and-coming brand on actual television, announcers rarely mentioned E's accolade. It also created a very strange face/heel dynamic that was perplexing. After Big E vanquished Seth Rollins and the rest of the Shield for the NXT Championship, he was all set to be the biggest hero in all of Full Sail.
However, when he debuted on Raw, he attacked John Cena, establishing himself as a villain and Dolph Ziggler's bodyguard. It was a confusing mess of WWE not being able to get their stories straight between their main roster and developmental system that hurt Big E from becoming the main eventer he could have.
4 WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS – BOB BACKLUND & PEDRO MORALES: Every wrestler should know the rules, plain and simple. Sure, nowadays, you can hold two different belts in different divisions, Seth Rollins, the Miz, and John Cena can all attest to this. But back in 1980, this was a no-no.
So, when Pedro Morales teamed up with current World Heavyweight Champion Bob Backlund to take on the Wild Samoans for the World Tag Team Championship, they should have known better. In another world, Backlund and Morales could have become a force to be reckoned with in the WWF.
Immediately after defeating Afa and Sika 2-0 in a two out of three falls match, Morales and Backlund were forced to vacate the straps. A lackluster and unsatisfying end to what could have been an awesome reign.
I've mentioned before how much I love Mr Backlund, but dude, this was an extremely boneheaded move by the second longest reigning World Champion.
3 NXT WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP – PAIGE: As you can tell from the rest of the NXT entries, WWE's developmental system has really been able to get its act together in recent years.
The real problem with Paige's reign was NXT Women's Champion was that there wasn't much competition for the young superstar.
Sure, she was able to tear the house down in matches with Emma, but she was routinely stuck in matches against folks who weren't quite ready like Sasha Banks and Becky Lynch, and women who would never get there like Tamina and Summer Rae.
She was able to hold onto the championship for 274 days, but was forced to vacate it when she won the Divas Championship upon her main roster debut.
This turned out to be the best thing she could have done for NXT. With Paige gone, there was a hole at the top of the division that forced NXT to start pushing deserving women like Charlotte and Bayley.
2 WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION – DOLPH ZIGGLER: As this list focuses only on the wrestler's time as said champion, I feel extremely confident putting Ziggler's name here. Sure, the road to his second World Heavyweight Championship was red hot.
At the Wrestlemania before the Show Off chased in his Money in the Bank briefcase, the crowd could be heard chanting his name, in hopes that he would run down the aisle after Alberto Del Rio defeated Jack Swagger.
They would have to wait 24 hours, but boy was it worth it. When Ziggler did indeed cash in, the audience absolutely erupted. Sadly, an errant kick to the head from Swagger would give Ziggler a concussion, putting him on the shelf for over a month.
When he did return to finally defend his belt against Del Rio, the Mexican Aristocrat won his championship back in decisive fashion. Combine this depressing and disappointing time, two years earlier, he was awarded the championship and lost it in the same night and Ziggler made for a truly terrible World Heavyweight Champion.
1 WWE CHAMPION – JINDER MAHAL: Man, does this one pain me to write. I scoured the list of every WWE Champion many times over hoping to not include Jinder Mahal in this spot.
I thought about putting Vince McMahon or Bray Wyatt here, but the spot really has to go to the Modern Day Maharaja.
Throughout his 170 run as champion, I kept waiting for him to rise to the occasion and became a suitable champion. All of his matches were the same.
Get beaten up for fifteen minutes, Singh Brothers interference, poorly executed Khallas, 1-2-3. His promos were cringeworthy. Seriously, watch him talk. For every sentence he utters, he takes three steps forward, thrusting his fist downwards, then resets before delivering the next line.
He challenged Brock Lesnar to a match a Survivor Series and lost the championship before that could happen. It even seemed like the main reason his championship run was so long was that he could defend the belt in India, and that didn't even happen.
I really wanted this to work out for the fourth most important member of 3MB (yeah, after Hornswoggle). When it was all said and done, Jinder was hindered from the start.
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