(08-08-2013, 07:08 AM)Archie Lawson Said: P.S Oh and by the way the TV title has the challenger difficulty to make it hard to earn. That's why I see it as the most prestigious belt in the federation. Of course falling only second to the crown.

That's one way to look at it. Yes the TV is the hardest title for a challenger to win because they're put at a disadvantage (just like a real TV title should be, with a time limit that favors the champ because he retains if time runs out, etc) ...but if you also consider that the current TV champ DID NOT have to go through that challenge when he won it, I don't think the TV title has really earned its stripes like the X-treme title has. (note: the current champ renamed the North Korean Championship the TV Championship and that's when we initiated the new RP rules for that belt, which state the challenger can only RP once a day at the most AND they're supposed to get their first RP up very early in the week)

Another way to look at it in terms of difficulty for a title is that the X-treme title is the hardest to KEEP. Some have argued that the X-treme title could be considered the most prestigious for that reason... you have to be a maniac with kickout out of the 24/7 pins AND winning regular title defenses AND the X-treme title is ALWAYS on the line in every single match the champ is in. If the champ is in a tag match and he is the one who gets pinned, he loses the title in the tag match. It's so easy to lose that title.

I enjoy having a title that's very hard to gain as well as a title that's very hard to retain. Most feds don't have those unique options all in place at the same time.