CMLL World Women's Championship

[6.0] "Important title because of being the main CMLL women's title in existence. However, as many could already know, mexican Lucha Libre don't usually revolves around championship reigns and long term stories, which is why this title is meaningless in the company, just like every other title. Mercedes Moné holding it for 30 days is probably the greatest exposure this title has held since its creation in the 90s."

[6.0] "This needs to be renamed the "Stephanie Vaquer" championship. While there are a few other talented women on the roster, Vaquer is the only one who has fans buzzing outside of Mexico. Prior to that, look at where the title was...Marcela, Dalys, Marcela, oh, hey, Syuri...in 2015! The title had been held hostage by old women past their prime that didn't want to give up their spots. I have nothing against Sugehit, but her reign was pointlessly long. I can only guess CMLL wanted to keep the women's babyface side somewhat strong, in theory. In practice, this title had meant nothing for years, and it's the fault of a promotion that didn't care to get younger women ready until a pandemic forced them to face reality. Oh, well, at least the promotion saw the light eventually. Only hard work and proper booking will increase this championship's relevance."

[8.0] "Stephanie Vaquer really works hard to give this belt more relevance. She already defended the belt in 3 good matches, it's certainly one of the main titles of CMLL."

[6.0] "The belt time forgot. This was a decent but not exactly amazing title during its first incarnation before being basically forgotten about in 2001: I mean, I don't think Diabolica ever defended it before vacating it so the title was basically forgotten about until 2005 when Marcela was absolutely on fire and CMLL needed to put a belt on her. For the next 9-10 years this was one of the best booked titles in the world, and I am not joking: strong champions, few title defenses that really meant something and a memorable feud between Marcela and Ayumi Kurihara. The matches between those two alone are the pinnacle of joshi wrestling in Mexico. Then the unthinkable happened: Marcela started to slow down due to age and injuries and CMLL had literally nobody to replace her with. This led to the grotesque and ultra-long Dalys title reign which tells you all you need to know: if she was the best worker to put the belt on... you know how the rest was. Now Marcela is back in the saddle again but she's too broken down to elevate the belt again. The never-ending feud with Dalys surely isn't helping. Fresh blood is urgently needed, otherwise the belt can be put in storage once again."