WWE is reportedly looking at bringing a new title belt to the company, with the All-Inclusive belt apparently being discussed backstage.
Speaking on the latest Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer confirmed that the company are looking at bringing in the new belt into the company, but it isn’t confirmed what brand the belt will be part of.
NXT 2.0 looks like the most logical choice, although it isn’t clear exactly what an ‘All-Inclusive’ belt means. Presumably, it would be a Catchweight title without any weight limits, but it could also mean intergender matches in WWE?
I can’t really see that happening, but WWE needs to be trying everything they can with the product in such a stale state over the past few months.
WWE All-Inclusive Championship
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