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Winner/Loser: The 24/7 title
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I don't quite know what to make of this. On the one hand, this breaks up WWE's monotonous formula of show presentation, which has been badly needed. On the other, the rollout just felt like a dud, particularly with that race to the ring to see who became the first champion.
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The old Hardcore title was always presented in comedic fashion, but there were brutal, entertaining fights for it anywhere. Entire episodes centered around one champion surviving multiple ambushes in odd places.
This simply felt like a comedy title through and through, with the rollout and all of the title changes just for their own sake.
Let's hope the presentation gets better in the coming few weeks. This could be good, but WWE hasn't yet made the case that it will be.
At least it should give more people something to do than competing in random matches.
