That was amazing booking to lend credibility to the cruiserweights division. Ultimo Dragon felt legitimate and was almost like the final boss of a video game with all his titles and back story. WCW cruiserweights were more of a highlight of 90's wrestling for me than the Monday Night Wars. I was more hyped to see dudes like Hector Garza, Super Calo and Silver King than watch them try to crowbar random wrestlers into the NWO.
It just seemed like Konnan brought in one after another and they were all different but all good in their own ways.
I can't even speak on her because I NEVER seen her wrestle lol. They be having her hit one move and then get beat up.

I didn't know she could wrestle.
And you know Jo Jo is clearly raw but she atleast takes bumps and her pins look better than some of those chics who been wrestling for years.
Yo, they shouldn't even have Jo Jo in the ring right now. They're going to ruin her by exposing her so early.
Damn shame that Aksana, who's been there for years and has improved greatly, has been unseen by even more dedicated fans.
EL Dandy is responsible for one of my all time favorite Bobby Heenan lines
"Schiavone, you know what El Dandy means?"
"The Dandy"
The cruiserweights were vital to the program because they helped break up the NWO segments, after hearing the theme for the 5th time in the show you needed something different. They're also the reason why the wwe programs are so dull since it's main event or bust. Go back to Wrestlemania XIX and you can see how a good CW match can set the energy tone for the crowd the rest of the night.
I got the Goldberg blu ray and honestly, in thst era, the crowds just seemed more passionate, even a little crazy. Now just a few cities even come close to that and I blame it on the product, not the fans.
Dave, Dirty, other wrestling heads, are there any other guys that held multiple (3 or more) titles at one time?
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There was Lance Storm in WCW had the cruiserweight, US, and Hard core.
MIZ had the US and unified tag belts.
Jushin Liger had the J-Cup.
The Great Muta/Mutoh also had a rack of titles.
And The Great Sasuke.
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FORMER ROH CHAMPION SAYS HE IS DONE WITH COMPANY
by Mike Johnson @ 1:49 AM on 12/1/2013
Former Ring of Honor champion Davey Richards issued the following statement via Facebook early this morning:
"With a heavy heart I can announce I announce that myself and ROH have parted ways for good and I will not be at Final Battle. Please continue to support them and the incredible talent they have. Thanks for the memories. It was an amazing ride."
Richards has been down in WWE developmental of late working as part of an extended tryout for himself and partner Eddie Edwards, which included a recent NXT TV taping appearance.
Richards has been reaching out to several within the industry and stating that the pair would be signing with the company. WWE sources, as of this writing, have not confirmed that.
Richards also recently pulled out of a Pro Wrestling NOAH tour, citing a neck injury.
The Wolves had been scheduled to appear at the 12/14 Final Battle event in NYC, which was their final scheduled booking for Ring of Honor. The pair had been used in competitive matches where they were putting over others on the ROH roster in recent weeks.
WHAT HAPPENED WITH DAVEY RICHARDS AND RING OF HONOR
by Mike Johnson @ 1:16 PM on 12/1/2013
The word making the rounds is that Davey Richards issued his announcement that he was done with Ring of Honor last night after being informed he was no longer booked by ROH for the 12/14 Final Battle event. How the company intended to announce that Richards was removed I have not confirmed as of this writing, but the belief among the wrestlers I've spoken to is that he made his farewell statement on his own, not as part of a planned ROH angle.
PWInsider.com has also learned that Richards was actually unbooked (one person used the term "fired") from the last set of ROH shows in Ohio and Michigan after the company was upset about comments he made in Great Britain's Total Wrestling Magazine about the company and how the ROH titles were not as important as they were once portrayed.
Richards was able to get himself back on the dates somehow and from speaking to several ROH talents today, I am told he made it a point to claim in front of the locker room that his comments in the magazine were incorrect and taken out of context.
We have also heard that Richards had been unhappy with plans for his final appearance at the Final Battle event, which may have been a factor in ROH removing him from the show. It stands to reason that if he was in the company doghouse and looked to be leaving, they would distance themselves before having a headache when it came to his last officially scheduled date with the promotion.
From speaking to a number of people, Richards' tryout in WWE with NXT had no bearing on the situation.
Richards' partner, Eddie Edwards is still scheduled for the 12/14 Final Battle event at the Hammerstein Ballroom
Richards is a weird cat. He's got the talent but somehow I don't see him long term in WWE. He's going to fuck himself up keeping it real until it goes wrong and the political atmosphere in WWE is treacherous. Ask Alex Riley and Dolph Ziggler.