Reinheimer
02-16-2006, 05:23 AM
For months now there has been complaining over the Cruiserweight Division not being as 'good' as it should be. Basically ever since TNA got their Spike TV deal and their 'X Division' wrestlers got to show people some good high risk wrestling. Now back in 2005 it was quite a stale year for the Cruiserweight Division. Just by looking at the guys they were having as their champions it was obvious. Juventud (backstage problems), Paul London (couldn't make enough impact), and Nunzio (jobbing on Velocity). They were the three main guys who were trying to push the Cruiserweight Division. But the problem was, none of them could make the impact, to carry the division. They all had their faults which let them down big time on air. Keep in mind this is the WWE where entertainment is just as important as wrestling itself. So nothing was actually happenning which was working out right....
That is until late 2005 when former ECW wrestler Kid Kash made his debut on Smackdown. In something which is normally rare to see by a Cruiserweight. Kash was actually challanging Juventud for the title. Making it clear that he wanted the belt, by making an impact. Something even Juvi couldn't do right himself. So now we had Kid Kash here. And the title started being more recognized. Kash was doing a great job getting heat from the fans. But still, what can you do with only one guy? You need two people in wrestling to make something good. Which you could say was a problem at the time.
Now, the thing which I believe has completed the whole Cruiserweight Division for now has happenned. Gregory Helms. Former Cruiserweight Champion in his own right has made one of the biggest impacts by a CW in years. He came in and took the belt, unexpectedly. But the thing about Helms which makes him so different. Is that he's got everything. The charisma, the wrestling ability, mic skills, cockyness, etc. He's really the whole package. Something which we haven't seen since possibly Chavo Guerrero in 2005.
Now the question is simple. Can Gregory Helms, along with Kid Kash save the Cruiserweight Division from this recent 'slump' which has happenned? I think that it is very possible. With both of those two as the top guys in the division anything could happen. They are already got good crowd interaction. And this is something really really new. Like anything else in life, time will tell what happens. And by saying that, I think this would be a very worth while move for the WWE to do.
That is until late 2005 when former ECW wrestler Kid Kash made his debut on Smackdown. In something which is normally rare to see by a Cruiserweight. Kash was actually challanging Juventud for the title. Making it clear that he wanted the belt, by making an impact. Something even Juvi couldn't do right himself. So now we had Kid Kash here. And the title started being more recognized. Kash was doing a great job getting heat from the fans. But still, what can you do with only one guy? You need two people in wrestling to make something good. Which you could say was a problem at the time.
Now, the thing which I believe has completed the whole Cruiserweight Division for now has happenned. Gregory Helms. Former Cruiserweight Champion in his own right has made one of the biggest impacts by a CW in years. He came in and took the belt, unexpectedly. But the thing about Helms which makes him so different. Is that he's got everything. The charisma, the wrestling ability, mic skills, cockyness, etc. He's really the whole package. Something which we haven't seen since possibly Chavo Guerrero in 2005.
Now the question is simple. Can Gregory Helms, along with Kid Kash save the Cruiserweight Division from this recent 'slump' which has happenned? I think that it is very possible. With both of those two as the top guys in the division anything could happen. They are already got good crowd interaction. And this is something really really new. Like anything else in life, time will tell what happens. And by saying that, I think this would be a very worth while move for the WWE to do.