Bully Ray, made famous in WWE By Bubba Ray Dudley, he is one of the most experienced fighters in and out of the ring and is already a Hall of Famer as a member of the Dudley Boyz.
In a chat on Busted Open Radio, Bully Ray talked about the WWE United States Championship and the Intercontinental Championship and suggested creating a new title to be defended at all times. OffersIron Horse Championship.
I just don’t understand the Intercontinental Championship and the US Championship [não estou investido nesses títulos]. The last time I cared about the US Championship was when John Cena was doing it open challenges.
That’s why I think they should get rid of them… I know they will never get rid of the Intercontinental Championship. I know they will never get rid of the US Championship.
Maybe they should, but I’d love to see them do what I’ve been talking about for a while, The Ironhorse, Ironman, Ironwoman Championship, a fighter who fights every week in raw And the Smackdown.
On the day I originally thought, I told him to fight in the rough, NXT And Smackdown. Apparently NXT is now Brand Development, I’m going to take NXT out of the equation. I want to see that guy fight in Raw and SmackDown.
Do you know who would be cool Work Horse Champion? someone like [Tommaso] Ciampa, someone like Reboundsomeone who can go to the ring every night and get into big fights on TV.
who are you? I’m not the world champion, but I’m the best fighter on 15 Minutes of TV. This is what the title will represent. I’d like to see them do something like this.
Would you like to watch some kind of Ironhorse Championship in WWE?
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