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[8.0] "They have been actually giving the Trios scene the attention and spectacle that it deserves, this last run ever since The Demand won the titles has3.49 been really good, especially in comparison to the boredom that was the conglomeration reign, and obviously the last few months with the Swerve/NewLevel and Hangman/Brodido feud which has been nothing but amazing, im glad its starting to pick up its own identity and i hope this title keeps being as good as it is right now"

[] "The AEW wom​en's main championship has struggled to find its footing since inception. Despite Tony Khan's intention to highlight top stars, the lineage's first three champions have all faded from the immediate picture. The division still lacks that defining, epic feud and a legendary 5-star match to establish prestige--a critique that applies to the women's midcard scene across both major companies. With Mercedes Moné holding the belt, the hope is that her in-ring work can match her larger-than-life persona. On the WWE side, they appear hyper-focused on Liv Morgan's storyline while sidelining Chelsea Green's championship run."

[] "I never noticed how many short reigns the AEW Trios Championship has. What was the logic behind giving a team the titles for under three weeks just to drop them again so quickly? ""

[4.0] "Legendary names have held this but it's also been used as eye candy to service funny storylines or to have some friends break up. It's really not been booked well in ages, there's some standout runs but I've grown quite sick o​f seeing the matches on offer when these belts aren't given to like, actual tag teams with chemistry. It can be used and featured in standout ways and very briefly and occadionally is but not often enough to still have the luster it ought to."

[6.0] "This thing is fucking insane so. Masterpieces like the Drew run, the Punk and Roman match, but like also the Damien Priest world title run and Gunther tapping to Jey Uso at Wrestlem⁠ania. This belt is nuts. It is chaos energy. Which makes the champions utilizations of it feel so, damn, boring. Roman, Reigns, and Rollins all suck(ed) as champ. I'm sorry. I was bored the entire way through. Thank god for Drew Mac, he really did wonders making this belt look good and giving it a true convincing champ. It's good he had it so early, it makes it look much better for those that followed him."

[5.0] "I've given up. Unify them. Unify the belts. You have two midcard titles. Please. Neither 'world champ' defends their title.much at all. Neither midcard title really works as well as they need to either. This belt is the most stagnant and boring of them all. It felt as though it meant something years ago and the names who've held this belt are themselves great names to add credibility to its lineage. But it is another victim of the current circumstances, it appears."

[2.0] "I still cannot rationalize why this exists when jug​gling a World and IC title already seemed to stretch creative too thin. It has not felt important since Chelsea's initial reign. It has not been used to substantially elevate anybody either. Zelina was, fine? Jacy Jayne, she seems like a ton of fun but they're not capitalizing on this reign at the time of writing to elevate her either. Just, really weak belt. Division deserves better, more focus at the top will trim the IC and US divisions down to be better categorized but, there's no interest in that at the moment."

[3.0] "I like the kabuki warriors and I loved Damage CTRL and listen when you have the talent WWE has sometimes these matches will be bangers but. The thrown together nature of so, so many of these champions amidst really inconsistent booking the whole way through just leads me to not see these belts as relevant or all too worthwhile. Very, very few standout teams have broken out over time. If we ever have a run of more consistently well-realized chases and defenses, I will amend this score."

[5.0] "Still in wait and see mode on this one, Becky and Lyra's initial feud earned it its place on the card and I'd say it's had a fine to good run since. I was more expectant of this to go towards the younger generation, AJ's return was nice but that with Becky's three reigns gives this belt a feeling of almost wanting to substitute for the main womens title. It is in a weird middle ground in that way, as I believe this could be a workmans belt for newer, fresher stars like Lyra and Sol. It doesn't hurt to have credible vets win such a belt, but early on it has struggled to find that identity for itself."

[6.0] "Belts been in a bad way for a while, but the lineage in undeniable as some of the industrys absolute best put in stellar work to solidify its place in the main event. Wait, in the main event? Yeah, even if modern times don't represent it, this belt was once as big a deal as any world title and deservedly so. I am hopeful it can gain back such prestige because the women employed under WWE deserve for it to be."

[8.0] "Up there. Can frequently come in and steal the show, worthy of main eventing any weekly show, this belt has been used to prop up and validate a litany of guys. Has feautred in great segments or consecutive runs and has benefited from being held by guys such as Cena, Samoa Joe, Eddie, K.O., A.J.."

[2.0] "How do you both screw the pooch and forget a rubber? ! This division, man, used to mean something. This belt hasn't meant squat. It's in a bad bad way, and with the talent at your disposal, how? ! ? There was that one smackdown either before or after last years mania with the ladder match, that is the singular very high high tha​t comes to mind for this division. Usos, New Day, Judgment Day were all competent champs no doubt but this belt was often just eye candy."

[6.0] "Doesn't feel too important but had bolstered some big names and been the centerpiece of several excellent matches. The division has j1.50ust never done much for me, well, not recently at least. It has lead to some of the luster being lost."

[8.0] "Lots of legendary runs, and TNA has put on some excellent tag bouts over the years, cebtering lots of decent to good storyoines around them at points. They feel prestigious, even in the hands of the mf nemeths or eddi​e mf edwards. that says somethin."

[2.0] "This was maybeee decent during the blue impact days? for a while? not important so much though. today it is hard to justify why this belt should even exist ."

[5.0] "Not letting Xia do jack shit and giving the title to Indi Hartwell is the exact type of shit that makes me just. Oh god dont start another tna rant lol. Anyways, there's a ton of great names who've brpught this belt recognition over the years via excellent storylines, matches, this thing was main event worthy for years. Still can be, but it isn't synonomous with any sorta excellence either. The division has been in a bad way for years."

[8.0] "In my recent vuewings this belt hasn't felt as important as it ought to, however the lineage here is excellent. I liked Hammerstone, and I feel like it had to have been great in the hands of Kojima, Awesome, Low Ki, and Swerve/Shane, but I wasn't around for much of that eta and can't speak to it. Always surprises me with how this things booked, that, it does carry such prestige and luster."

[2.0] "It's a belt that means practically nothing. It was unified and then un-unified, renamed, devalued and worthless. Now Mox Hogan carries it around every week having "eliminator" matches which is one of the dumbest fucking ideas in wrestling. There hasn't been a feud for this belt that made it seem important except for the Okada/Omega match at All In 2025 but even that failed to sustain it. It's just not worth the pleather it's made of."

[10.0] "The fact that MEN have the audacity to rate a title for the women and this low is a slap in the face for every single woman that put her body on the line and represented. And for every woman, girl and queer kid that admired it. The times were different and the women were not given as much and were cut in time, mostly because the MEN went over time and the women were the first to be cut. And we still got memorable and good feuds such as LayCool vs Natalya; Kelly vs Beth; Eve vs Kaitlyn; AJ vs Kaitlyn and Nikki vs Charlotte to name a few. And the talent was always there - Beth, Victoria, Mickie, Melina, Nattie, LayCool, Eve, Kelly, Fox, Jillian, Katie, Gail, Tiffany, the Bellas, AJ, Naomi, Kaitlyn, Legend Summer Rae and like it or not 3 out of the 4 HW were under that monocle."

[10.0] "With very few exceptions, this belt has only b​een held by white hot teams beloved by the audience. AEW's tag division is deep, but so is their unlikely-duo tag division, where the spotlight has shone on a number of occasions, whether they've held the gold or simply competed for it. Can't miss the highlights here, and there's pretty much one involving every team."

[7.0] "Looking forward to these belts being held by tag team specialists, which certainly can't be too far off since we've been seeing Maya and Hyan on and off for the last year. Fingers crossed they can pick it up within the next year, otherwise I'm not sure what tag teams exist in the women's division that aren't your Max-Caster-and-Anthony-Bowens random pairings."

[8.0] "When the Trios Championship is good, it's REAL good. When it's not, it's incredibly middling and feels like a compensation prize for wrestlers who deserve better. And sometimes it gets hot potatoed between teams and then the good gets ruined. The Acclaimed had a white hot reign that followed the trifecta that was House Of Black, The Elite, and Death Triangle, then the Bang Bang Gang had a very underwhelming run marred by injury, Patriarchy stepped up to then collapse, which is fine, Death Riders and Opps had decent runs, then the shenanigans of early-to-mid-2026 kicked in, and now things have picked back up. I think it averages closer to a 7, but I like its heights well enough to hold it in higher esteem."

[10.0] "Probably the best booked championship in the history of WWE. Everybody who won the title deserved and some of the best matches in the history of NXT are for this title: Dunne vs Bate, Dunne vs WALTER, WALTER vs Ciampa, WALTER vs Dragunov and finally Bate vs Seven."

[1.0] "This atrocity of a belt gets one point for Yoshiki Inamura vs. Ivar in the Speed tournament being a banger."

[1.0] "AJ Styles and Dragon Lee did a great job of creating some prestige around the tag titles, defending it on weekly TV and dropping it to the l⁠egendary Usos. Unfortunately, ever since then, the tag division has once again turned into a complete wasteland. In the first 280 days of the year, there have been five matches for the belts. The current feud for the title is revolving around a love triangle. Also, these belts just look really goofy."

[7.0] "The TNA tag title lineage is like a who's who of tag teams across the US. From Beer Money, Team 3D and the Hardys, to Motor C​ity Machine Guns, The Briscoes, and The Rascalz, this championship is fairly prestigious. I think that TNA has tried to present tag team wrestling better than most companies do."

[7.0] "The X-Division title is one of the best championships out there, even though it's a midcard title. If you hold this title, there's a good chance you're a top in-ring worker and trusted to open shows with amazing matches. There's been quite a few wrestlers who held this title and ended up as the company's top guy (AJ Styles, Chris Sabin, and Josh Alexander immediately come to mind). The current design makes it look like a really big deal, too."

[3.0] "Firstly, this is a gorgeous belt. The idea of it being defended across multiple companies was really nice, but it didn't quite work out. Rohan Raja was champion for 600+ days and did an okay job with it. I felt like the title was pretty irrelevant. Stu Grayson won it in a fantastic title vs title match, but immediately relinquished it. I wonder if they are quietly retiring the belt."

[2.0] "It's very funny to me that there was a WWE game released six months after the title was deactivated where you won the 24/7 championship after winning the Intercontinental Championship. I think they trashed it a little in the game, but no level of company approved derision is enough for this belt. As a followup to the Crash Holly 24/7 era of the Hardcore Championship, yeah it's worthy. But that was a dull time for the Hardcore Championship. I approve of the comedy, but when all you have is comedy and an ugly belt, all you have is a punchline. If this was an answer to DDT's Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship, well, I'm sorry, WWE does not have the creative team to book that championship, either."

[] "What an unfortunate title history. Two champs left WWE, one got fired, one got injured, and only one of those four defended it on standard television. I can't even rate it because when I was into the company's work, they couldn't even MENTION this title anywhere but Twitter, and I wasn't bothering to seek it out. I'd just notice when the champions would appear on pay per view, beltless, commentary team just like "this guy sure is cool, huh.""

[4.0] "Complicated. Chelsea should have had a lot more momentum with this title. They chose to push Giulia instead, who is a poor wrestler, much to the dismay of those who will bend over backwards to make excuses for her for another 30 years just because she "comes from Stardom." Whether it was with the US title, with Kiana, in NXT, or with Monroe, nothing has ever been interesting about her. Zelina is still the one who did the most damage to this title. Then St​ratton somewhat salvaged things during the short time she held it. Now Jacy has the prized possession, and she has all the tools to make this championship interesting."

[10.0] "Would sometimes falter snd not be presented as the monumental achievement it could have been, but lineage wise it's hard ​to ask for much better. Legends up and down the list. I found ECWTV to be some of the more watchable of the era and the title chase when good was great. This is one of the most revered belts in wrestling for damn good reason. I struggle between a 9 and 10 but I believe it truly earns a 10 given the weight of its entire run."

[10.0] "The smackdown championship was awesome man. It had some weaker reigns but nothing to diminish what was all in all a great legacy all its own and distinct from WCW, which despite its obvious blemishes might sentimentally be my favorite belt ever. I'd say this belt having a short lifespan may have aided it, as its something I do remember fondly as the centerpiece of the Hardy-Punk feuds or the Angle-Mysterio match. It was just, awesome."

[10.0] "A necessary belt that has served to highlight some of the greatest talents in the sport. Matches offer feel different than others on the card and make a show better the way WCW's cruiserweight division used to. Takahashi in New Japan was one of my favorite wrestlers ever, like, all-time, and I don't think he exists the way he does if this belt/division weren't around. It has created some truly excellent moments within this sport and deserves its flowers."

[10.0] "My favorite belt in the WWE. In the 80's was kinda the shit, like, up there in terms of importance. The attitude era saw it involved in some kooky shit but very memorable stuff, lots of shlock i love from this era features this belt. The 2000's saw it regain relevance witj guys like Jericho probably being the most iconic IC champ ever I think. Since then it's felt important, it's been ​given to guyswho are either already made stars or who have genuienly benefited from it, I think it's just about perfect."

[9.0] "Like all WCW belts, it's best to exist the last few years didn't exist outside of the rare highlights. However, this often disrespected and overlooked division always earned its place on the card by featuring some of the industrys all-time greatest workhorses, some of its finest technicians and high-flyers. Some of the biggest names in WCW would win the big gold belt yeah, but this one often represented the true best wrestler on the roster. Guys like Mysterio, Lance Storm, Jericho, Malenko. The best in ring workers far and away. For that, it earns its place and is really and truly an icon of one of the great eras in history."

[9.0] "One of the great all-time belts, with the minor blemishes of some rec⁠ent winners dimming its shine to me, I hate Grayson Waller lmao, however recent winners like Oba, Trick, Melo, all reminded me of why this belt is so damned special and important. For years the linage was perfect, and it may take some time to get a great champ back, but I hope it's soon. Some of the best matches, feuds, and storylines have eminated from the early chases for this belt. Pac and Sami, my god what a match. Sami and K.O. Finn. Joe. Shinsuke. Drew. Ciampa. Adam fucking Cole. I mean that early lineage is just, mwah, chefs kiss. Hard to find much better than that."

[10.0] "Exactly what an upper midcard title should be. One benefit of it not existing anymore is its excellent lineage remaining blemishless throughout its life. It will be missed, as it truly was at various points comparable to the main belt in terms of how important it felt, no small feat. One of the best midcard scenes ever scrapped over this belt."

[1.0] "While some might appreciate the fast-paced matches, the opportunity for lower-card and developing wrestlers to gain exposure and experience, and the novelty of telling stories within a strict time limit, but in the end its lack of prestige, limited defenses, short matches, repetitive tournaments, and minimal visibility make it pretty forgettable. It became even more pointless after WWE Speed moved from X to NXT, where it took up valuable television time. A neglected and unnecessary belt."

[10.0] "The best-designed4.66 belt, the most prestigious, all the best matches are fought for it... yeah it's a clear 10 after Wembley"

[8.0] "I think it's a very important Championship in WWE history the resurgence that it has is very satisfying to see. When I think of the championship, I think of guys like Gunther Chris Jericho and Rey Mysterio. My favorite design was the white strap."

[8.0] "It has a very awful design currently but, it's very prestigious and many great wrestlers have held it Hulk Hogan Bret hart Shawn Michaels Triple H Steve Austin The Rock John Cena. My favorite design was the wing-eagle."

[5.0] "The matches were generally fine (especially during War Machine and Swords of Essex's reigns) but WCPW never really built up enough of a division for the belts to feel all that prestigious."

[10.0] "The most prestigious belt in Pro Wrestling right now, with an incredible lineage. Few belts in the sport feel earned like this one in 2026."

[3.0] "I'll say this: I could get behind the novelty for both of these belts and the matches. The short match length meant they provided a quick fix for those who don't have the free time to sink their teeth into longer matches, but the issue is the tournament matches were once every week, including breaks to showcase the women's side, so you're waiting a week for like 2-3 minutes of wrestling, which is kinda anti-retention. If they had both a men and women's match a week, it coulda been at least an inch better. It was mostly harmless, but in the end, maybe coz of the 'who cares' stench of it, no-one really benefitted from the belt, and some of them have been released. Its also kinda hard to find footage of it without coming across stuff related to iShowSpeed lol."

[10.0] "One of the most prestigious championships in wrestling right now. The lineage is amazing and all the champions really deserved the title. The fact that the majority of champions hold on to the title for over 100 days add to the prestige, as it is booked with respect to both the title and champions."

[10.0] "Without a doubt the most prestigious title in profe​ssional wrestling. It's one of the most beautiful belts that I have ever seen"

[0.0] "a nothingburger of a title, it was only used for Twitter but even that stopped so now its​ on NXT, serving no purpose beside being there. Edit: Its gone now, thank god, it overstayed its welcome"

[4.0] "While the Cruiserweight Title occasionally had interesting stories and matches around it, it was largely an afterthought in the six years it was around in WWE. It's a shame because a lot of great names5.64 held it during that time."

[10.0] "One of the most protected titles in the entire business, every single person that has held it has been the best of the best in that time period at deathmatch wrestling."

[0.0] "A truly worthless belt where the only match ever disputed for it was also crap. This belt is maybe one of the most offensive in UWF's vast arsenal, as you really mean to tell me a promotion looking to establish itself as meaningful competition to any other promotion out there made a whole belt in honor of the arena that hosted 600 mere people to watch one of their events? About the most amateurish thing they could have done, and by God they did it."

[1.0] "This title actually has two (! ) matche2.40s associated with it: the tournament final match when it was introduced, and a match at Blackjack Brawl between Dr. Feelgood and Sunny Beach. I haven't seen the first match, but it seems to be universally recognized as a decent bout; the Blackjack Brawl match though, my God what an absolute calamity. Taking that into consideration along with the nonexistent booking (since the title spent 3 years undefended and 2 years vacant), and the lack of any prestige, I feel a 1 is adequate here, as at least it provided a decent match along its odd history, and that's the barest of bare minimums."

[0.0] "One of the many titles awarded during UWF Blackjack Brawl. It might seem impossible to rate a title with a single match registered for it and other than that absolutely no history, but my opinion is that that same match ends up being its history, and therefore I'll rate this title accordingly. That match was Mando/Mondo Guererro vs. Jack Armstrong, a pretty bad match as a whole which I'd rate a 2 if it was possible to rate it here in Cagematch. Considering the single match that ever involved the title was that bad, the lack of any history of defenses, or any sort of prestige, this gets a 0 from me, matching the UWF Americas Title."

[0.0] "One of the many titles awarded during UWF Blackjack Brawl. It might seem impossible⁠ to rate a title with a single match registered for it and other than that absolutely no history, but my opinion is that that same match ends up being its history, and therefore I'll rate this title accordingly. That same match was Dan Spivey vs. Johnny Ace, a boring match where both men didn't give a damn that ends with a shitty finish to boot. I gave that match a 1, so with that in consideration, I think it's fair to rate this title as a whole a 0, since it has no history of defenses, no prestige whatsoever, and the single match disputed to crown the first and final champion was awful."

[9.0] "I think the title scene for the Undisputed Title brightened Smackdown with a massive effect considering more title defenses actually happening with fighting champions like the ending of CM Punk's reign having 3 title defenses in about 4 weeks and the amount of people used in it giving the idea for more intense and heated rivalries like Finn Balor and Gunther being one of the main highlights or Rhodes and Orton which could be continuing forward with a possibly dangerous stip like HIAC or a Street Fight after the interview with Rhodes on the 9/18/26 episode. My only concern is probably with the United States champion9.7ship scene being hot potatoed with Corbin and Trick. I don't know about Melo either but i feel the Undisputed Title is probably more focused on than other titles on the brand."

[10.0] "What's there to say? This title has a TIGHT lineage. Everybody who's held it deserves it. 8/10 champions are the minority, 9/10 champions a little more than that, and it has more 10/10 champions than I thought could exist in one company. The storylines are mostly hits, and there's even a couple aborted storyline⁠s that were very telegraphed and seem like they would have been great. I've said elsewhere that Moxley 4 is underappreciated and it's because it worked me REAL good. On top of that, best looking world title in the business right now. (Unrelated to my rating, it looks the wrong size on Ospreay. On every other champion, big or small, it looks right. Can't explain it.) Couldn't ask for a more prestigious championship."

[5.0] "(Speaking exclusively⁠ of its AEW run:) It had to have more. More co-held titles, more hardcore of matches, more prestigious champions. Not a single light tube was shattered in a match with it, nobody defended it in a cage, hell, the champions never ended up in an Anarchy In The Arena match nor a Blood and Guts match. The biggest names in hardcore to hold it were Chris Jericho doing his least hardcore gimmick of the preceding decade, and Jack Perry with his real glass. I understand we can't go full Nick Gage vs David Arquette on national TV but how about an Eddie Kingston reign? Samoa Joe? No? Okay, well at least it looks good, right? Oh wait"

[6.0] "Giselle was a fine first champion and she appears to be full time NWA now. HER match with Priscilla was pretty good and I'm excited to see what's next for the championship."

[7.0] "A big let down as long as it remains inactive. Should have made its way to another wrestler before getting un-unified or else maybe it shouldn't have existed. Maybe we'll see an international champion run down the C2 and reactivate it, but as it stands, it's j⁠ust a weird, immaculately designed chip Okada got to carry for half a year."

[7.0] "Hoping the latest champions are a sign this belt will end up taking a place more like the TNT/International championship. Sure, three champions held this before their World title run, but, I think the overall disappointment with this title can be pointed out with the megarun of Jade Cargill, who didn't go anywhere besides "out of AEW, " Julia Hart's lack of a run following this (I'm sure there are those who say that's a good thing), and Hikaru Shida warming the championship back up with the former-World-champion rub. Storylines were rarely that great for most of the champs that went on to the world title, either. Fingers crossed Persephone and Maya World go anywhere after this, even if it's just a tag champ run for Maya."

[9.0] "The Women's division is looking stacked in AEW, and the contenders for the World Championship show that excellently. Dying for Athena to get a run with it, wish we still had Mariah involved, but I'm very satisfied with the champions of late and overall."

[7.0] "Better than it has a right to be. Its introduction as Ricochet's comedy heel title put it in a bad starting point, but it's been rising in stock lately. Jack Perry and Mark Davis were great workhorse champions, but Andrade's reign is dragging it up in relevance and the National Championship looks good next to his World Title Shot Contract. If there's no delineation betwee5.69n it and the TNT Championship, it's going to be a little silly watching them trade spots as the best-low-value title, but we've still got a long way before we understand the role the National will play in the company. Also the belt's introduction as a direct descendent of a title that was never deactivated was silly. Forgot about that."

[8.0] "The TNT Title has ping ponged in relevance. It has run the gamut from "consolation prize for failed #1 contenders" to "irrelevant midcarder championship" to "standby title for world championship contenders but not future world champions" to "future world champions title." There's a lot of good on the TNT Championship, but it's also been booked REAL bad. As of right now, it's solid, and I'm happy with it."

[9.0] "It's hard to compare any title in AEW to the World title, but the International Championship comes close. The first singles title to get a spot as the (closing) main event besides the World Championship, and that was before Ospreay even got his hands on it. Every champion following Roderick Strong f4.66eels like a potential future World champ. Stands high in a crowded field of titles."

[8.0] "I am fairly persuaded that this championship could be a trophy, but as it is, tournaments, eliminator matches followed by title shots, and title for title matches should be the only way to get this title. The biggest mistake for this was Okada winning it in a random title match. Otherwise, a lot of great workhorse championship matches and some great tournament play. The C3 having, essentially, a bracket that can change to fit the needs of story and injury, along with the round robin format of the C2, make fo3.22r significantly less predictable TV. I wouldn't change it, but I'd understand if it became a trophy."

[] "Tied with the big gold belt for me as the most beautiful world championship in wrestling history. The IWGP title holds a level of consistent prestige that few other belts possess. It just looks awesome."

[] "[9/17/2026] Decent idea for a title, but also isn't really needed. I think the 200 ruleset works better without the champions advantage aspect. It's still a newer belt as of writing this, so time will tell how it actually ends up being utilized."

[7.0] "I genuinely thought this title was actually decent initiall​y, Out of 4 of these reigns, Candice LeRae had the best reign, without a doubt. After Sol Ruca's reign, this title pretty much started to decline. I honestly preferred it if they hosted these speed matches for free on WWE Main Event (the show). This title had a lot of potential, personally. They could've increased the time limit, and could've made the champions defend more often, without having to do a whole tournament."

[] "Roman is Roman. Everything he brings inside the ring--his performance, storytelling, crowd interaction, and ability to provoke the audience--makes him the safest bet and most reliable presence every time. Penta was amazing as usual, and the match was exactly what I expected. Thank God it ended cleanly without any interference. One day, Penta will definitely win the world title."

[10.0] "What a legendary lineage of champions some of the best women from all around th​e world have held this belt . Bull nakano, Akira hokuto, lady apache, Mariko yoshida , syuri, Stephanie vaquer, willow nightingale, Mercedes mone and many more Great women have held this belt . So many fascinating battles all over the world have tooken place for this prestigious belt . Deserves more love than it gets . My favorite part of cmll tbh ."

[10.0] "The most prestigious belt in women's wrestling rn and what I consider my favorite title in pro wrestling as a whole at this moment . Having to live up to the lineage that the WWWA world championship had , it has filled the hole that said belt left in wrestling when it ceased to exist in 2006. The world of stardom championship has such a legendary lineage starting off with one of the cofounders of stardom nanae Takahashi and overtime many other greats went on to win the belt such as iyo sky, kairi, mayu iwatani, meiko satomura , kagetsu , syuri amoungst many others . While I will say that Bea priestley wasn't a good choice for the belt and Toni storm had a very disappointing reign with the belt (though very historically significant regardless as she was the first to win it after winning the 5 star and first to defend the belt in the us and even the first who held the current design) ... Its still tbe best belt in all of wrestling rn . The world of stardom belt helps both establish talent as main eventers and also really elevates the champs presentation overall. It's also the most beautiful designed belt in the world of wrestling rn ( alongside the iwgp women's championship and the iwgp heavyweight championship v4) . Best part about this belt is that the scene never lacks good opponents to challenge for it . Legendary title belt ."

[1.0] "Pity a man is the 1st champion. He kept the fact hes a trans woman for years and expects to be accepted. This reign shouldn't be lasting 500 days. How is this fair for biological women? ."

[8.0] "A very underrated title, despite the release of one of the former champions, it actually looks to be a great developmental title where they get to test women and give them an opportunity to showcase themselves. Most matches the title is in have been good and do exactly what it's supposed to do: test​ out the women who get the title."

[3.0] "[3.0] A totally unnecessary title which does9.87n't have any value in the business...AEW must split brand's rosters... place different wrestlers for Dynamite and Collision..and for each show they must have a one world title and one mid-card title ..they have too many titles for mid-card and most of them don't have specific values and this one specifically is the most valueless one"

[6.0] "These Junior ​tag belts have had a history to say the least. Faction play-things for a long long time. Spot fests to high flying to technical wrestling, these belts should mean more than they do, but New Japan has never treated them with as much respect as others belts. I can't recall a big story outside Prince Devitt and Ryusuke Taguchi, which was so big at the time. I hope these belts can get bigger and bigger spots in the future."

[8.0] "This championship means to much to be as a super fan of junior/lightweight wrestling. This belt just screams work-rate, passion, and athleticism. Liger, Takahashi, Ultimo Dragon, Tiger Mask, Prince Devitt, etc. However, over the years, this belt has for sure been lost in the shuffle for good amoun⁠t of times. This belt will always be special to me, but you can't deny its non-importance in recent years."

[5.0] "I don't want to be mean to this championship, but it can never replace the IWGP Intercontinental Championship. Its in run so far (as of Sept. 2026), it has almost no presence, it has never felt like a big thing. Its the championship under the main championship, like it should be. It is basically becoming the United States and Intercontinental 2.0 belt without the sauce. Maybe in a few years, its importance will grow, but its been a couple years of growing pains."

[10.0] "You​ know what it is. Its the IWGP Heavyweight Championship. Despite rough periods and the weird IC/World Title unification, it remains one of the most important belts in history."

[4.0] "I'm sorry, but you'll never convince me that this shouldn't have been The World heavyweight championship. Most of these reigns were hot garbage Finn Goldberg Fiend Brock last two reigns. But the only thing from saving th4.92is belt from having a zero is Roman Reign Tribal Chef reign with it."

[8.0] "A very beautiful championship with great history. Most of the match were great and hard hitting. If were being completely honest this was Gunther belt"

[9.0] "The tag team belts was thankfully brought back its pre​stiege where it belonged thanks to KOB however Gedo decided to put the belts onto GOK and HENARE and since then it hasn't been defended until destruction comes by."

[4.0] "its heavily neglected mostly because ospreay is in AEW of course and dont bother coming to japan and also because, we⁠ll, its HENARE and GOK."

[8.0] "Great idea by wwe, just wish they would treat those tirles better. They don't even allow the champions to bring it to evolve."

[2.0] "It seems like wwe pick and choose when it comes to this title. Zelina and Giulia were done extremely bad, they were set up to fail from the day they won the title. The lack of booking was very frustrating. With Chelsea or Tiffany when they are chamoions, they feed them everyone but for Zelina and Goulia they got the short end of that stick. Jacy had one defense so far, a bit too e​arly to judge but they need to run some little sotrylines with Jordynne, Tatum and finally Candice. Bok her and feed her she will be the best champion who held this title."

[8.0] "The Beat the Champ Television Championship was such a great concept and truly helped the weekly Smoky Mountain Wrestling shows, as it provided extra spice to storylines and produced some more interesting matches, even if the name of a jobber coming out of Dutch Mantell's hat happened more often than desired. Shame there wasn't an actual belt to go along with it."

[10.0] "I've been harsh on TNA but the X-division is their legacy in a nutshell. It is emblematic of what always worked best about the promotion, and has led to what have probably been a lot of my favorite matches in company history."

[] "Profoundly climactic in a way that similar Omega-Ospreay imitators could never replicate. Entrances were some of the best ever, especially Ospreay's. Big time feeling that feels fleeting as time goes on, but certainly not here. Electric lightning in a bottle feeling that I thought my senses were dulled to."

[6.0] "While it was very repetitive, by the very end it got really interesting between the Dana and Reggie divorce storyline, same with Tamina and tozawa. Also R-truth and carmella's tag team with betrayals and its random spots in rumbles ect...I just it stayed a bit longer, whether the concept was good or not, the low careers rigjt now could really use it."

[] "Ospreay vs. Omega at All In was a breathtaking showcase of modern wrestling at its absolute peak. Every moment felt electric, from the blistering pace to the raw emotion both men poured into the match. Ospreay's explosive athleticism collided beautifully with Omega's masterful storytelling, creating a bout that felt larger than life. The crowd fed off every twist, every near fall, every surge of momentum, turning the stadium into a living, roaring engine. It wasn't just a match--it was an experience that reminded fans why wrestling can be art, spectacle, and heart all at once."

[9.0] "The Worl4.5d Heavyweight Championship had an iconic design and legendary wrestlers who held it. Champions such as Triple H, Batista, Edge, The Undertaker, Rey Mysterio, CM Punk, and Daniel Bryan helped create memorable reigns and major rivalries. It helped to elevate rising stars and occasionally surpass the WWE Championship in importance. However, its history was also weakened by poorly received reigns, notably those of The Great Khali, Jack Swagger, and Alberto Del Rio, as well as periods of uninspired booking. By its final years, the championship had clearly become secondary to the WWE Championship. Despite these shortcomings, its design, lineage, and memorable moments make it a belt synonymous with great memories for a lot of people, including me."

[] "[8] While it seemed to me that Mox was destined to keep the title, I thought Nigel did a really good job in this match."

[] "[8] I really did enjoy this match. The Devine Dominion looked invincible so it was nice to see someone who could stand up to them."

[7.0] "The divas era is deeply misunderstood. The roster was extremely talented but we're not given opportunities. People rate too harshly. I would suggest watch documentaries and interviews before voting. That was truly a dark time for women's wrestling. The design of the title was good and unique, it had a lot of potential, just full of "what ifs" but I have no doubts with a little more time and investment, the women working with the title would have taken it to another whole level."

[9.0] "Yeah this is a gorgeous belt that was used very very well for most of its life. Perfectly mid-card, it found a means to stay relevant be it through storylines or elevating prominent talent. Great belt, blemished a tad by Russo's BS but what wasn't?"

[8.0] "Cool stipulations early on but this too fell victim to Russo and the late-90's overhauls. But it still holds up its legacy as being a defining title to show the WCW viewing audience a g​uy was of particular note or prominence. The belt always mattered even in the dark days and isnt subject to the same scrutiny as other WCW titles, I think because it is remembered rather fondly as the subject of many a quality bout."

[9.0] "This is a proper six-man belt in the style of proper lucha, and it is fought for with the same flavor that so defined lucha underground. Was consistently a source of great matches through⁠ the entirety of LU's existence."

[9.0] "Beautiful belt with bizarre stipulations attached that absolutely worked in-universe. Doesn't so much work in the mid-card, heavyweight sort of idea of wrestling, it was very much its own thing. Added significantally to the appeal of the show it was utilized on, can't s8.42ay much bad about it. Nine."

[5.0] "Is the division large enough for this? It surely was before a lot of injuries seemed to doom this belt from its inception. Will he used well or within storylines, will be used as a prop to generate heat or huge pops upon being won, but as it stands right now is a victim to circumstance that has failed to meet the standards established by many an AEW title."

[9.0] "Early Orange Cassidy and Pac legendary runs. Ospreay-MJF feud centerpiece. Takeshita-Omega-Okada-Fletcher progression. Killer lineage throughout. Excellent mf belt man."

[8.0] "I love the continental cup, it's the best time of AEW TV all year, and this belt is well-utilized enough in big spots that it feels as though its earned the right to exist. What's a cooler prize for winning a tournament of that scale than having a year of yourself recognized with a belt? A strapping one as well. I do agree that too many belts can lead to some looking like eye candy, but this one has been involved in some high-level stuff. Kingstons win was an emotional high, as was Moxleys redemptive CC win. I believe this one has po​tential over time and I for one am fine with how it's been used."