WWE RAW after Money in the Bank: 5 New titles Mick Foley could introduce at the show

Things could certainly get very interesting in WWE once again
Things could certainly get very interesting in WWE once again

WWE Money in the Bank has been a solid show with Bayley's crowning moment and the AJ Styles vs. Seth Rollins match that tore the house down. And despite everything that happened, it is another news item that has been making waves.

It was announced during the show that Mick Foley will return to RAW this week to unveil the newest WWE Championship. The internet has been abuzz with regard to what this title could potentially be.

Some can make the argument that there are already far too many titles in WWE right now. But whatever the case may be, the landscape of WWE is guaranteed to change forever.

As always feel free to leave a comment and let me know what titles you think could be introduced on the red brand.


#5 Hardcore Championship

This is the rumor that has taken the WWE Universe by storm. Mick Foley is considered to be the greatest hardcore wrestler in the history of the business and because of the competition that WWE potentially faces from AEW, they could bring in the WWE Hardcore Championship. I just wonder how hardcore the title picture can potentially be in the year 2019.

But there are a whole bunch of Superstars that could potentially thrive in a hardcore environment over a more routine course. Some have claimed that Jon Moxley could potentially return and make this title his own. But let me be honest, I think that's too much of a piper dream, to be honest.

Maybe someone like Randy Orton could make the title his domain to carry out his sadistic acts. Fans will be thrilled to see this title make a return, and considering how action packed the main event was, they may want chaos and carnage galore.

#4 European Championship

If you were a fan of WWE in the Attitude Era, you'll be familiar with this Championship. While some may claim that WWE does not need another mid-card title, can you blame WWE for pulling out the big guns before AEW Double or Nothing? Especially when Superstars like Jinder Mahal and Rusev don't get any TV time.

Maybe with this title in the picture, the underutilized European Superstars in the roster could potentially get a chance to shine. Someone like Cesaro not only hails from Europe but he could also use a push thanks to this reintroduced title. Like I have mentioned before, Rusev too is far too talented a Superstar to be sitting on the sidelines.

And there is no reason why the Champion needs to be European either. Someone like Elias could certainly claim this title and make fun of American towns as he now hails from Europe.

#3 6-Man Championship

The 6-man tag team Championships are an integral part of other promotions like NJPW and Lucha Underground, and there's a lot of potential for WWE to incorporate them into their programming as well. I mean take for instance AJ Styles, Gallows, and Anderson who could all team together to form The Club.

It is a little strange for Mick Foley to introduce these titles, but then he was known for the '3 faces of Foley'. So, the number 3 is special to him and he could use this as the reason to introduce the title in WWE.

It is clear that the Firefly Fun House is going to be a faction as well. The New Day, when Big E returns could also potentially benefit from these titles.

It's a shame that these titles did not exist back when The Shield and SAnitY were around, but the Undisputed ERA could benefit from them, upon their call up.

#2 Women's Intercontinental Championship

The Riott Squad was one of the hottest acts on WWE RAW before the Superstar Shake-Up happened this year. And then the group was splintered and Liv Morgan was sent to the blue brand, away from her stable. Since then, Liv Morgan has not appeared on the red or blue brand.

So much so, that she put out a 'missing' poster on her social media. While it is a joke, it is an indication about how overstaffed the current roster is and how few spots there are for women not in the title picture. Maybe adding a secondary singles Women's Championship will make the women's division more competitive.

We can all feel the women's division not seem as important as it had before WrestleMania when Rousey was around. But with a Women's Intercontinental Championship, presented by Mick Foley, one of the biggest advocates of women's wrestling, the division could feel important once again.

#1 A special title for brave souls

Even though Mick Foley is known for his death defying stunts through the course of his career, he is known to be one of the nicest, gentlest, sweetest human beings in the history of WWE. He is involved with a lot of charities and generally likes to make the world a better place.

Therefore, I would not be surprised if he joins someone like Stephanie McMahon in giving away a title to someone who's shown bravery in the face of adversity. It could be a CSR activity, much on the lines of the Warrior Award that is given away at the WWE Hall of Fame every single year.

I will not necessarily mind the introduction of these titles but there's always a chance that the crowd might. So WWE could be bringing in Mick Foley to soften the blow significantly.

Because everyone loves Mick Foley!

Meet the man who called CM Punk the softest man alive HERE