In the only title change, last night at No Mercy, Enzo Amore controversially pinned Neville to become the new Cruiserweight Champion after delivering a low blow behind the referee’s back and then rolling The King of the Cruiserweights up for the three count.
The Certified G later appeared on Raw Talk where he talked about how he was going to upgrade the Cruiserweight Championship belt because he stated that the title means nothing with its current design.
Enzo disrespected the championship throughout his interview on RAW Talk alongside Renee Young and Jerry “The King” Lawler, but it seems that the stars of 205 Live had already reacted in a negative way when it comes to the crowning of a new champion on their brand.
A number of the shows weekly stars took to Twitter following Enzo’s match with Neville last night and it seems that Enzo still has yet to make friends in the 205 Live locker room.
Ugh, I'll just have to count my ABs harder to save our show.
#WWENoMercy— Tony Nese (@TonyNese) September 25, 2017
And they called me a joke … #WWENoMercy
— Jack A. Gallagher (@GentlemanJackG) September 25, 2017
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
— Drew Gulak (@DrewGulak) September 25, 2017
https://twitter.com/CedricAlexander/status/912144506299879426
…back to the drawing board…
— Lince Dorado (@LuchadorLD) September 25, 2017
https://twitter.com/MegaTJP/status/912151682426875904
The controversial fashion in which the Cruiserweight Championship changed hands means that Neville will definitely be coming after the former NXT star and will perhaps cash in his rematch sooner rather than later if WWE decides that they are not happy with the comments that Enzo was making live on Raw Talk.
Shockingly though, Enzo could have found an unlikely ally out of this entire situation, since former Cruiserweight Champion Akira Tozawa was the only 205 Live star to tweet anything remotely positive about the new champion after last night’s show. It could be interesting to see if this leads to come kind of union between the two in the near future.
I like Enzo..
— Akira Tozawa (@TozawaAkira) September 25, 2017
