The way the WWE treats the secondary titles is one of the dumbest things I've seen in wrestling. It's straight-up stupidity to devalue your own roster just to keep putting over the top guys, never mind titles that should carry some meaning. I remember when Albert Del Rio was just barely hanging on to the main event picture, like he was the third guy in line or some such and they didn't seem to know what to do with him, so they had him squash the IC title-holder in a non-title match, like the belt wasn't even worth his time. I was so pissed off by that. It's just stupid, there is no better word for it. It makes the title meaningless.
Yeah, I know I've mentioned this before, but New Japan has THREE secondary titles that hold great value. Their IC belt is held by one of their top names and possibly the most popular wrestler in Japan. Their Junior Heavyweight title is a big draw and one of the most respected titles in the world. Now, the NEVER open-weight belt is generating some excellent matches and a lot of attention at every PPV. If they can do that, why can't the WWE?
I feel the same way about using tag teams as jobbers to thrown together main event teams. TOP tag teams are supposed to be better than the sum of their parts. When I used to watch the NWA as a kid, you didn't see a thrown together tag team squashing the Road Warriors or the Free Birds. It's a ridiculous way to cannibalize your own product.
Honestly, I don't really like the McMahon philosophy in many areas.