WWE might be introducing new championships in the coming days. Xero News has reported that there is a rumor fueling up about the introduction of a Women’s Mid Card title. It is in the works. However, there is no confirmation of the name of the title. There is a belief that it may be a women’s Intercontinental title. The date is also yet to be known.
Another report from the outlet noted that there are some talks of a European Title Tournament for the Main Roster in the next few weeks. It is noted that if they go ahead with this title then it will be an additional title on main roster until NXT Europe launches next year.
There is some talks of a European Title Tournament for the Main Roster in the next few weeks.
If they go ahead with this
The title will be an additonal title on Main roster until NXT Europe Launches Next Year.
— Xero News (@NewsXero) October 10, 2022
Very Early Rumour
Hearing a report of a Womens Mid Card Belt being in the works
No confirmation on name but belief is it maybe a womens IC title.
And also no idea on date it will be in yet
— Xero News (@NewsXero) October 10, 2022
Meanwhile, WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle is a former WWE European Champion. He recently opened up on the infamous finish on the match against Chris Jericho.
Kurt Angle opens up on Chris Jericho
Kurt Angle had a very successful WWE career, winning the WWE Championship, the WWE Tag Team Championships, the World Heavyweight Championship, and the now-retired European Championship. Angle also won the Intercontinental Championship, a title win that came at No Way Out 2000, when the Olympic Gold Medalist defeated Chris Jericho in the opening match of the night.
While on The Kurt Angle Show, WWE Hall of Famer Angle explained why he was not a fan of the finish to the match against Jericho.
“I loved the match with Chris, I just didn’t like the finish,” Angle said. “I thought that the referee being outside the ring with Chyna for way too long, just felt like, a little too drawn out. It just wasn’t, it wasn’t a clever finish, it could’ve been better.” At WrestleMania 2000, Angle took on Jericho and Chris Benoit in a two-fall match for both the European and Intercontinental Championships, which was won first by Jericho and then Benoit. Angle revealed if he knew they were going to start building to a triple threat at WrestleMania 2000 when he won the Intercontinental Championship.
“No I didn’t know that,” Angle continued. “I actually thought I was only going to defend one title at WrestleMania. They came up with the idea to have a triple threat and, you know, add Benoit to the mix and both of those guys would beat me for the title at WrestleMania and one of them would hold one and the other one would hold the other.” Angle discussed being excited to work with Benoit following his coming over from WCW. “I followed Chris, him and Eddie [Guerrero] majorly in WCW,” Angle said. “I loved both of their work and I knew that I could have incredible matches with them. I was very much looking forward to wrestling Chris.”
