"What is up, guys!? this is Renee Young here, I'm standing in a empty arena, I guess my microphone is plugged in, and I'm here with another episode of List This! I know a majority of you guys miss this series, and I'm here with a juicy one! Today, this is 5 THINGS TNW:R were SCARED to do! I guess we own them now legally, so we're allowed to talk about them? haha!"
1. BRAND SPLITS.
Yup! that's right! They were scared to do brand splits, and instead did one huge show every single week which would eventually tire the superstars out, and the fans. Imagine going to an event that was like WrestleMania every week!?! Oh my goodness, I'm already fidgeting in my seat just thinking about it! CWF pulled the trigger giving a brand split which opened the doors to many possibilities as the roster got bigger and bigger.
2. SECONDARY TITLES.
Secondary titles were non-existent in TNW:R. Since there was only one big brand, there were only one world champion, one women's champion, and one mid-card champion. It was bad for business. It wasn't until two years later where they would crown an inaugural TNW:R Universal Champion, but even that was poorly built to it's standards, as the TNW:R Championship meant more. It wasn't until CWF opened the doors for brand splits leading to multiple new titles, and multiple new stars to be born.
3. TITLE MATCHES ON WEEKLY SHOWS.
Title matches on weekly shows was not TNW:R's thing, and that reason being they didn't have the budget to change their graphics consistently, so you will only see title matches on their Pay-Per-Views. Here at CWF, we love what we do, and we do everything in our power to keep our superstars happy and satisfied, and to make things feel as realistic as we possibly can while keeping the fun.
4. TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Once upon a time, TNW:R barely had tag team championships. There were only two teams going for it. The division was deader than dead, and the tag titles lost their value because no one cared for them. In CWF we give everything a shot, and the tag titles were a success and are still an ongoing thing many years later!
5. CROSS PROMOTION STORYTELLING.
CWF reopened their doors in 2015 at the same time TNW:R was still going. They knew they were going under, and wanted no parts of ideas that were pitched. It wasn't until 2018 when TNW:R Universal Champion Aleks Mason put his gold on the line against CWF Champion Matt Gennison at CWF's WrestleMania PPV, where we got a taste of TNW:R vs. CWF right before our very eyes on the biggest stage of them all! Although CWF came out on top, maybe one day TNW:R will come back with a vengeance and try and over throw CWF!? Well, I'm Renee Young, and that was list this!"
