#2 Christian
Christian was not initially in conflict to be World Heavyweight Champion in WWE. Regardless of appreciating accomplishment as NWA World Heavyweight Champion while wrestling for TNA somewhere in the range of 2005 and 2008, Christian was esteemed too little and unexceptional by WWE manager, Vince McMahon to be reserved as an authentic feature ability.
Nonetheless, plans changed when Christian’s storyline sibling, Edge abruptly resigned following his fruitful title protection versus Alberto Del Rio at Wrestlemania 27.
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With no undeniable title program set up; unique designs required an Edge versus Del Rio re-match to happen the next month, Christian was opened into Edge’s spot.
In a Ladder Match at the Extreme Rules pay per view on May 1, 2011 Christian won the title on account of an outside diversion from Edge.
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That Christian required help to win the belt and did not need to stick or present his challenger attributable to the standards of the match, did not look good for his long haul title certifications.
Thus it demonstrated. Only five days after the fact, he dropped the lash to set up fundamental eventer, Randy Orton on the following scene of Smackdown.
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Regardless of his first title run finishing before it begun, it led to a Christian foot rear area turn which was stunningly engaging as the unsavory and proud challenger recaptured the title by means of DQ after he spat in Orton’s face at the July Money in the Bank pay per view which prompted Orton battering his enemy cruelly and hitting him with an illicit low blow.
A unique pre-coordinate stipulation managed that the title could change hands on a DQ and the slippery Christian abused Orton’s short wire.
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While the rationale of the title change appeared well and good for Christian’s character, it did nothing to construct his believability with the WWE Universe. He dropped the title back to Orton a month later at Summerslam and never tested for the belt again.
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