On tonight’s episode of Monday Night RAW, Mick Foley will be introducing a new title to WWE. There has been a ton of speculation as to what the title could be. One of the leading theories is that WWE will be bringing back the Hardcore Championship. Interestingly enough, Al Snow was asked about such a possibility over the weekend.
He was interviewed by WSVN-TV reporter Chris Van Vliet at Saturday’s Gangrel’s Wrestling Asylum Show in Dania Beach, Florida. When asked whether or not it would be a good time for WWE to bring back the Hardcore Championship, a title Snow himself has won six times, here’s what he had to say:
I don’t think so. I think it was the right thing at the right time for the right reason. It kind of organically developed out of it being a joke for Mick Foley and then it just grew from there. In OVW before I took it over, they had a similar title called an Anarchy Title which is where the champion could, basically it was anarchy, he could call his own stipulations no matter how ridiculous based on whatever he wanted to do.
I explained that in this day and age, I think it’s hard because every time you have that title on the show and it has a stipulation, it now waters down the stipulations for matches where you have a personal vendetta or a reason that they have to be in this type of a match.
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