SWA Undisputed World Women's Championship

[6.0] "Since Covid this belt has been essentially robbed of its significance, with Stardom putting its international involvement almost entirely by the wayside for years the possibilities for matchups has dried up (this belt requires its challengers to have a different nationality to the title holder). The signing of Thekla was promising and resulted in a solid reign that was unfortunately cut short for a Mayu reign they didn't even seem to have plans for. Syuri's reign spent a few months tacking it on as a meaningless extra to a red belt shot, also compromised by its accompaniment with the 5star briefcase. The history of this belt is as a bit of extra glitter on top of some of the coolest wrestlers in the world so it has a high floor."

[5.0] "This title has been virtually invisible over COVID, but now that things are opening up and it is on a talented gaijin in Thekla, there should be some more creative matchmaking on the horizon to make this meaningful title."

[6.0] "I think SWA belt is a perfect representation of what kind of a roster depth STARDOM has at the time. Right now, with Syuri as the champion, this belt 'works' because of interesting and enjoyable matches, it helps that a lot of good STARDOM wrestlers are not being featured at the top of the card. Before Syuri was the champion this belt was really hit or (mostly) miss, but there were some memorable matches before that (Viper vs. Kyona, Shirai vs. KLR, Viper vs. Storm)."

[6.0] "Is the title important? No. Has it been purposefully neglected due to COVID restricting gaijins? Yes. But it does have some great previous champions and is Syuri's first singles title in Stardom. I can't give it less than a six."

[5.0] "It's really not that important, The SWA title is a nicely designed belt (reminds me of the WCW TV title) but it's just not defended enough or anywhere else enough to be a thing on it's own. It showed promise when Jamie Hayter won the belt but then the Pandemic happened and well Bea won it.. and then Syuri wins it and decides to defend it as a Filipino competitor which is cool as it's a nice tribute to her mother."

[4.0] "The original idea was cool but then it basically became the lowest rated Stardom belt. To be 100% honest I think this belt was defended only once in a non-Stardom event, which kinda denies the idea of a passing it around the various promotions who should be promoting it. Presently I don't even know how many of said promotions apart from Stardom are still alive: ABC had a show back in August 2020 but that's about it. Since even before the epidemic Stardom seemed to have basically abandoned foreign markets outside the UK and the US this belt is destined to be either merged with another or only used as a prop."