7. TNA X Division Championship
The X Division Championship is TNA's answer to the now defunct Cruiserweight Championship. However the X Division is like the Cruiserweight Division on steroids. You want high flying, risk taking, dare devil wrestling, then that is pretty much exactly what you're going to get with the X Division. The original title was much more rounded and was the NWA TNA X Division Championship, this belt however, is much nicer. The original had just a big red x in the center, probably in Helvetica or Ariel font (that's the designer in me coming out, just ignore that), but this newer version does still consist of an x in the center, but the x from the TNA logo, which just looks much much better. As will be evident later, I'm a huge fan of title belts that use both gold and silver, and this is the first belt on the list that has both. The gold really sets the silver off, and the inclusion of the red makes it even better. When you use silver and gold together in a belt, the design work is taken out of it for you. just use some engraving, some nice floral patterns, and it looks great itself.
I'm still not sure if this is considered the secondary title in TNA or if it's the Television title, but due to the fact that Chris Saben cashed in the X Division title for a World title shot makes me think that the X Division is still the secondary championship in TNA, and so it should be. If you haven't watched an X Division match, then i highly recommend them. Another reason I really like this belt using silver is the fact that it it a minor championship, and silver is the main colour here really shows 1, how this title is second fiddle to the World title, but still how prestigious it is. As far as I'm concerned TNA hit the nail on the head with this one.