So let's make it clear straight away. Nine times out of ten actually has none to do with the person holding the belt.

It's the promotion that controls the championship where they accidentally make it fall into the trash.

Sometimes literally. So of course over the years many of these belts have gone away and now we look back on them.

Why did we do it like that? They deserved so much more.

So where are the times that this went really long?

My name is Simon Miller, and it's time for a list.

Number 10, the WCW World Heavyweight title.

Which was last held by Chris Jericho in 2001, because did you know,

at a pay-per-view, he beat Stone Cold Steve Austin and the Rock on the same night.

I know. Now this was at vengeance and let's face it,

if you do go back to that time period, Christopher Jericho absolutely deserved this. It was time

to elevate him up the top of the card and now look back, he had a pretty good career. Of course,

because the WWF, as it was known then, was merged these titles together, it just meant that the

WCW big gold belt that had incredible amount of history, well, it just vanished into the WCW big gold belt that had an incredible

amount of history, well, it just vanished into the abyss.

Even when Jericho dropped in at WrestleMania 18 to Triple H, nobody was mentioned the fact

that it did used to be two titles.

And listen, Christopher Jericho was absolutely a fine choice to be the last guy, but we never

discussed it.

It just moved into the phantom zone

and we all had to move on like we hadn't once seen David Arquette with it. So it was just sad,

especially if you were a hardened WCW fan. You didn't even get to have a proper goodbye. Number nine,

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