For years, fans have complained about WWE's two major championships. Many felt that the existence of the World title seemed to devalue the WWE title, while others felt that the big gold belt was just not being given its due thanks to the company's primary championship. The presence of two trophies was too much and we heard that debate all the time. However that debate is now over, as the championships have been unified. While the choice of Cena to hold the belts may not be the popular choice, the fact is that the company made a move that many fans argued about for a long time. Of course, that does not mean WWE took its cue from the audience. Indeed, title unification may have been just a move that was bound to happen eventually, perhaps it had nothing to do with what the crowd wanted. Despite why it was done, however, the fact is it did happen. Now there is one belt, one major prize for every Superstar in WWE. The drama is heightened, the gold means more and there is every reason to believe that whenever a guy wins it, he is worth more with two belts than one. It's worth watching to see just how WWE will handle the championship in the coming months. Will the titles be split at some point, or will they remain unified from now on? The only way to know is to watch.
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