AEW Women's World Championship

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AEW Women's World Championship
Data
Title holder Hikaru Shida
since May 23, 2020
owner AEW
Introduced 18th June 2019
Records
Longest reign Riho (133 days)
Shortest reign Nyla Rose (101 days)
Oldest title holder Nyla Rose (37 years, 294 days)
Youngest title holder Riho (22 years, 120 days)
Heaviest title holder Nyla Rose (77 kg)
Easiest title holder Riho (42 kg)

The AEW Women's World Championship is the women's world championship of the US American wrestling promotion All Elite Wrestling . The title is only awarded to female wrestlers from the AEW roster . As is common in wrestling, the award is based on a previously determined storyline .

history

On June 18, 2019 AEW- was CEO Tony Khan podcast from Steve Austin known both a single, as well as a team day to introduce title for women, initially lies only focus on the introduction of the single track. The next day, Chief Branding Officer Brandi Rhodes announced on YouTube that the title design would be revealed at the AEW All Out event on August 31, 2019. The two participants in the first title match were also determined at All Out. Nyla Rose was able to win a Casino Battle Royale with 21 participants and was the first participant in the match for the title. Your opponent was determined in a match between Riho and Hikaru Shida, which Riho was allowed to win. In the first episode of the AEW TV show Dynamite on October 2, 2019, the first title match for the AEW Women's World Championship took place, which Riho finally won and thus became the first title holder.

List of title holders

  • Current title holder
  • # Title holder No. Days date place event annotation
    1 Riho 1 133 2nd October 2019 Washington, DC Dynamite Defeated Nyla Rose to win the newly introduced title.
    2 Nyla Rose 1 101 February 12, 2020 Cedar Park , TX Dynamite
    3 Hikaru Shida 1 101+ May 23, 2020 Jacksonville , FL Double or Nothing

    statistics

  • Current title holder
  • space Surname number Days in total
    1 Riho 1 133
    2 Nyla Rose 1 101
    3 Hikaru Shida 1 101+

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. Tony Khan Talks AEW on The Steve Austin Show on twm.news, accessed on February 13, 2020.
    2. AEW - The Road to Fyter - Episode 03 on YouTube, accessed on February 13, 2020.