 What's good y'all, it's your boy Ross back again with another video. So I'm gonna check out 10 words WWE Championship reigns of all time. And so we checked out some of the best WWE Championship title matches. So we're the worst WWE Championship title matches. So it only makes sense to check out some of the worst WWE Championship reigns, man, and unfortunately, there's been some not good ones, man. The ones you tend to not even really remember. So we're gonna check this out. Appreciate all the love and support by Parts 1. No, these are original video, y'all already know. Down below, let's do this thing. Instant James McMahon created the Worldwide Wrestling Federation World Heavyweight Championship in 1963. He didn't really mean Worldwide. He meant New York in its surrounding areas, which is a world in and of itself. So with that being said, I am 100% sure. He thought that over 50 years later, the title would be used for a failed expansion into India. The WWE Championship is the most prestigious title in all of pro wrestling with some of the greatest and most important reigns in all of wrestling history. But those are reigns that we talked about last week. Those reigns, those were the Roman reigns. These reigns, these are the Luther reigns, the absolute worst reigns of the last 60 years. This title has seen the best of times, and it has seen the blirst of times. These are the blirst of times. I'm Tempest Hailing from Parts Fun Known, and these are the 10 worst WWE Championship reigns of all time. But before we get on with this list, make sure, of course, that you subscribe and enable notifications to always on so you never miss a fun list just like it. And check out the newest episode of Survival Series here on Parts Fun Known, detailing every single United States champion of all time. You'll like it, Sean Ross Sapp is on this one. Number 10, Alberto Del Rio. Pardon me, that is notable prick, Alberto Del Rio. How could I be so foolish? Alberto Del Rio was earmarked for greatness upon his WWE arrival in 2010, beating Rey Mysterio on his first night in the company, and winning the Royal Rumble match just months later. All signs pointed to Del Rio's imminent coronation, and then he lost at WrestleMania and at Extreme Rules. Then CM Punk got hot, and all of a sudden Del Rio on top wasn't as appealing an option, but that didn't stop WWE from pulling the trigger on him at Summer Slam, cutting the Summer of Punk short at the worst possible moment. What followed was two short, very bad reigns for Del Rio. His first, which ended in five weeks, and his second, the subject of this entry, which lasted one week longer. Maybe the best example of a title not elevating the talent, but being made to look worse by being around the waist of a complete loser. Let me paint a quick picture. It is Halloween night. WWE Champion Del Rio is booked in a raw match against the Big Show, a man he is not feuding with at the time. They go 13 minutes and Big Show knocks him out and pins him clean. This is not the start of an angle. This is not the end of a feud. Just the WWE Champion losing clean because he was a notable loser, parentheses and also a prick. Number nine, the Miz. Anyone who has been following this channel for any significant amount of time will be shocked, utterly, utterly shocked to learn that I was maybe the most excited little lad in all the land when Mike the Miz cashed in Money in the Bank on Randy Orton to win his first ever WWE Champion. I was just, I think I watched that live. I was just like, wait, what? I was like, no. No. Jip in November of 2010. It was a new star on top, something that felt like it had been showed a picture quite some time. Little. Oh, no, he didn't show the picture of the little girl. Man, did I know the six months that were to come the six months of playing third fiddle in his own WrestleMania main event title. The six months of not being able to beat anyone besides Jerry Lawler. The six months that killed just about any hope the Miz had of being a consistent main event talent and killed my interest in him going forward. That mania match really is awfully. Yeah, there's a double count out and the laptop and the rock standing tall despite not being in the match. But goddamn, if it wasn't awful before that too, the Miz certainly has a place for himself in WWE, but closing shows as WWE champion just wasn't it. No. Number eight, Sid. Is it Sid? The question that has permeated the universe since cells came together to create higher thought when man first spoke, he asked, is it Sid? On the eighth day, the Lord created the question, is it Sid? The first line of text deciphered from the Rosetta Stone Red. Is it Sid? When Marston gifted Steve a softball, it was signed by someone. Is it Sid? Someone ended their WWE Championship reign by his pants. Is it Sid? And when one asks who had the worst WWF Championship reign of 1997, it shouldn't even be a question. Is it Sid? Number seven, Sergeant Slaughter. You know, I didn't even go until he just went into, is it Sid? A lot of respect for Sergeant Slaughter as a wrestler. One of those legendary wrestling characters from a golden era, he had some truly great tag matches alongside Don Curnoodle against Ricky Steamboat and Jay Youngblood, managed to get a real major brand deal with G.I. Joe away from WWE. Which is crazy. He demands respect. For sure. His WWF Championship reign on the other hand, that almost demands to be forgotten. He is a name that feels like he should have been WWF champion, but the body of work that came with the reign the world ended up getting consists entirely of slaughter being made to be an Iraqi sympathizer at the head of the Persian Gulf War and losing to Hulk Hogan after two months in one of the most panned WrestleMania main events of all time. That was my favorite episode of G.I. Joe. When the good guys became war sympathizers to own the marks. It was a bad idea that did bad business. And it doesn't matter how many times Bruce Prichard tries to say it was bomb threats that moved WrestleMania 7 indoors. The truth is the only thing that bombed was this title reign. Number six, JBL somewhere along the way, the idea that JBL sucked as WWE champion became a hot take and I will not stand for it. I will admit that the man knew how to get heat. Oh, for sure. The kind of heat I wouldn't want on my. Yeah. Be it Goose stepping in Germany or chasing Mexicans across the US border. I mean, yeah, he was hated, but I dare any of you to go back and watch all 280 days of John Bradshaw Layfield's WWE Championship reign with all his horrible pay-per-view matches and rivalries with a big show and Undertaker and tell me it was good. People didn't buy him as a pay-per-view main eventer after only ever being shown to be a tag guy in the APA to that. I think I enjoyed the feud he had with John Cena. I think what it was is just his character got over more than the actual in ring work. That's one of the few times his heel work. Was so, so good that it got over like you legitimately wanted to see this guy get his ass beat. But at the same time, his in ring work at him at that time wasn't, I guess you could say someone that you would think that would hold the title for that long. You know what I'm saying? So I get it. I get why some people may look back on it and be like, ah, it wasn't all that. But at the same time, his heel work was fantastic. I ain't going to lie to you. So that's why I think some would give him a pass. He has some decent views. I'm not going to sit up there and say all his future trash. And need I reiterate that this rain went on for 280 days. The Undertaker was WWE champion four times and even combined he was never champion that long. There is a reason Smackdown was considered the worst wrestling show of the year in 2004. And a lot of that has to fall on the guy who is in the main events for two thirds of the year. Number five, Ray Wyatt at the very least. Ray Wyatt won the WWE Championship in a great match at Elimination Chamber 2017. Unfortunately, that is where my praise for Wyatt's lone WWE title reign ends. That's where it ends. Dead ass. Him winning the crowd going crazy. Him coming back on Smackdown and the crowd chanting you deserve it. Have the whole world in your hands. Great. After that, it went downhill quick. His 2017 rivalry with Randy Orton made no sense. Orton refused to face Wyatt at WrestleMania, but then was like LL JK when a new number one contender was crowned and committed arson, burning down Bray's shrieking shack and putting a quote unquote crucics in the spirit of Sister Abigail or something. That only made Bray more evil. So evil. He was able to project maggots onto the ring at WrestleMania where he lost the title in his only pay-per-view title defense in a horrible match. Bray would go on to have even wackier adventures with the Universal title later on, but for his one and only reign as WWE Champion. It is hard to imagine him doing worse 2017 was a bad year full of bad WWE title reigns. And somehow this wasn't even the worst one number for so much better show. The big show is someone who looks like he should be a wrestling champion. And to be fair, his 2012 run is World Heavyweight Champion is actually pretty solid. Both his reigns as WWE Champion. However, I'm out to a big show sized piece of his month long 2002 reign was bad, but his run in 1999 had every single thing wrong with it from the blatant false advertising bait and switch of replacing Steve Austin with Big Show at Survivor Series to the all-time horrible feud with the big boss man over Big Show's not so recently deceased father, culminating in one of the 10 worst WWE Championship matches of all time in Armageddon. Watch Adam's list to find out the other nine to losing the title back to Triple H after only 50 days. Big Show's first year in WWE ended with a giant wet fart and somehow they still chose to include him in the main event of WrestleMania three months later. I mean, it's your own fault at that point. You knew what you were getting. Number three, Diesel. Get Luke Owen in a room alone for 10 minutes and by the end of it, he will be telling you that Kevin Nash told him that he was the highest drawing WWF champion ever. He said it in TNA and TNA never lies. The Diesel was a bad WWF champion drum has been beaten again and again for almost 30 years at this point. You know the talking points. Steroids were on the outs in WWE. So Vince looked at the tallest guy he could find and say, here, have a belt. 1995 is considered the worst year for WWF by almost every metric. He had matches like the Summerslam main event with Mabel and it isn't all Kevin Nash's fault by any means. Yeah, for sure. Once WWE put the strap on him, they threw aside all the things that made him a badass killer like what was seen at the 1994 Royal Rumble and had him singing carols and wishing everyone a Merry Christmas by the end of the year. It's like they never understood that not every top baby face needs to be Hulk Hogan. Roman Reigns didn't need to be John Cena. And Diesel didn't need to be Hogan. If Diesel got to be a vicious monster, would he be on the list? We have no way of knowing. Interesting point. All the really short ones. Dear beloved, we are gathered here today to mourn the WWE Championship reigns that were ended before Tempest could think of anything to say about any of them individually. Stan Stasiak, nine days. Andre the Giant, one minute 48 seconds. The Undertaker, six days. Hulk Hogan, one day. Yokozuna, two minutes, six seconds. Wow. Three days. Bret Hart, one day. Damn. One day. The Rock, seven days. Mankind, one day. Mr. McMahon, four days. Kurt Angle, 15 days. Randy Orton, 24 minutes. Triple H, two hours. Batista, two days. John Cena, three minutes, 15 seconds. Rey Mysterio, one hour, 15 minutes. Y'all, for that one, for real. Yeah. John Cena. Well, Rey won it and he fucking lost it the same night. I was like, why? Well, Rey didn't deserve that. Cena, 14 days. Daniel Bryan, five minutes, 25 seconds. Oh, yeah. That one, that one too tough, bro. Daniel Bryan, one day. Roman Reigns, five minutes, 15 seconds. Yep. Seth Rollins, two minutes. Yep. John Cena, 14 days. The Miz, eight days. May you all be enshrined as the champions you sort of were. And I wish that you all could have taken days as champion away from number one. Yep. Jinder Mahal. I don't care. Fucking Jinder Mahal. Champion. He just went out of town. They had the worst WWE championship reign and one of the worst WWE champions of all time. For how many people on Twitter want to try and hot take their way out of this, Jinder Mahal was a terrible WWE champion, having the worst reign in the title's history. Some might like to say that the story of a jobber winning the WWE championship was good. And sure, that would have been a good story, but WWE didn't tell that story. No, they didn't. Jinder Mahal was not treated as a jobber who one day lucked his way into a WWE championship reign and then had to adjust. WWE just decided one day that Jinder Mahal was a main event talent, and we all had to sit through it for the next six months, despite the fact that Jinder never learned how to wrestle any other style in a jobber style. Congrats on killing Shinsuke Nakamura's momentum having five terribly boring pay-per-view matches, throwing out casual racism on SmackDown, and not boosting business in India in any way. Nope. Normally, I like to take the chaos approach to watching Vince McMahon's WWE because it helped me save some brain cells, but Jinder as champion killed those brain cells through intense boredom. Cheers if you really love this reign, I suppose. We just like different things. And that's OK. And that's our list. Bro, that rain was fucking dog shit. I don't get what nobody said, bro. It was the death of SmackDown. Oh, my God, bro. I was like, you can't be fucking serious. Right. I can take the Miz being a WWE champion because at least, you know, the Miz can actually go in the ring like he actually has times where he can actually legitimately go in the ring, give you a good, good 15, 20 minutes, and you'll enjoy it. He's fantastic on the microphone. You can buy into his heel gimmick. It works. He can go. Jinder? No, bro, get him off my screen. Get him off my screen. It makes sense that that was number one. I have no problem. If you like this title reign, that's fine. You know what? I actually want to ask that question. I'm not here to start anything. This is not here to, you know, disregard what you like. I legitimately want to know who legitimately actually like Jinder Mahal's title reign comment down below. Let me know if you actually thought his title reign was entertaining. This is not here. Not here to judge you. No one else in the comment section. Be an asshole about it. They like this title reign. I want you to explain to me why is for the love for the life of me. I just I can't I can't see why anyone would like it. It just there was nothing about it that said, you know what? He deserves to be champion. You know what? I'm going to buy in a gender fucking Mahal. So y'all let me know for those who actually like this title reign. Let me know why you did and for those who didn't like it like me. Let me know why you didn't like it as well as a counter to both things. You know what I'm saying? You gotta have the light in the dark. But I appreciate all the love and support you guys on the channel. Road to 150k. Now you're still going to speak to you too. That's what's in the world. Appreciate talking to me. See y'all next one.