My biggest gripe about the WWE is how their secondary titles, both the Intercontinental and U.S. Championships, have been treated over the last few years by the company. At one point or another, both of these titles were prestigious; they centered around compelling storylines along with superstars who were capable of great storytelling. Some superstars parlayed these championships into world titles, becoming household names, while others were able to establish their legacies as they became multiple champions on different occasions.
Like anything else, both championships have seen better days. The WWE's treatment of these once glorious titles has left a bitter taste in the mouths of old school fans who remember epic encounters like ...
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