Make them champions when ready!!!

Oh God, here we go again...

Lol @ Daniel Bryan not being ready. He's been champion in numerous different promotions. He's been wrestling for over a decade. He's more than ready. And if you think he isn't, get out of the WWE bubble you live in.

I think Daniel Bryan is ready. Hes proved himself in the ring numerous times. I agree with you on Swagger. Del Rio & Sheamus weren't ready either in my opinion. They are all great in the ring but none of them needed the title at the time. I dont even count Ziggler's.

Barrett in late 2010 as the leader of the Nexus was ready for the WWE Championship at Survivor Series 2010. He was getting good heel heat as the Nexus leader. January 2011-present day Barrett, not so much. Unfortunately Barrett was at his prime as a heel when Cena/Orton were still being shoved down our throats.

I agree that Brian isn't ready. I know he's a great wrestler, I think he can be a great heel, but that title should have stayed on Mark Henry.
Ziggler is ready, Rhodes is ready, Barrett is ready, hell, guys like Kofi Kingston are ready. Brian will get there in time, but he was rushed, with zero momentum.

I don't care how good of a wrestler Daniel Bryan is, there is no reason why he should be World Heavyweight Champion right now. The guy gets hardly any kind of crowd reaction and his promo skills are below average. I'm sure I'll get flamed for this, but I honestly don't think he's ready for the belt. He'll end up as a mid-carder at best once it is all said and done, much like Sheamus and Jack Swagger.

I think it's pretty ridiculous to even count Ziggler has having had a "reign." It's stupid that they even acknowledge it as far as I'm concerned.

It's usually not so much a matter of the guys not being ready, but WWE not following through on allowing them to develop after putting the belt on them.

That was the case with Jack Swagger - he had some great momentum, was doing some great things, and then he became champion and became totally one dimensional. It was doomed from the start.

The stuff they're doing with Daniel Bryan on Smackdown is great, and it's a perfect place for him to earn his licks and carve out a nice little upper level spot for himself. If this eventually leads to him getting some kind of legitimate victory over the Big Show, which I hope is where it's going, I think you're going to see a lot more people being to take him seriously,

I don't know about that. Wade Barrett is starting to get good heel heat, again. All it took was taking out people's precious Randy Orton.

I agree regarding Bryan. I know he was great on the indies and is a skilled wrestler who people cream themselves over but he just screams mid to upper mid-card to me. Seeing him try to cut promos to silence is hard to watch from a champion. I really hope Mark Henry gets the title back before WM. I actually like Bryan but there should be no shame in being an upper mid-carder.

The thing I dont get with fans today is that is apparently a bad thing if you aren't a world champion. There are a multitude of legends of the past that were not world champions who are better than pretty much everyone on the roster today. Not everyone can be a champion, but fighting over the US/IC title should be treated as a big deal. It seems like fans think that if you have been around for a long time on the indies or have been in the wwe for 10 years you should just be handed a world title due to your service.