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This is a chronological list of wrestlers that have been WWE Women's Champion by ring name. The WWE Women's Championship is a diva-exclusive professional wrestling title. It is currently defended on World Wrestling Entertainment's RAW brand. It has been deactivated twice: once in 1990 and in 1996 after champion Alundra Blayze left for WCW. There have been a total of 26 recognized champions who have had a combined 50 official reigns.

The championship has been known as:^[1]

• NWA World Women's Championship (1956 – 1983)
• WWF Women's Championship (1983 - 2002)
• WWE Women's Championship (2002 – Present)

Contents [hide] 1 Title history 2 See also 3 References 4 External links

 

[edit] Title history

^† indicates reigns and title changes not recognized by WWE.

Wrestler:	Times:	Date:	Location:	Notes:
The Fabulous Moolah	1	September 18, 1956	Baltimore, MD	Defeated Judy Grable in a tournament final. The NWA World Women's Championship was sold by Moolah to the World Wrestling Federation. WWE does not recognize any title changes of that title between 1956 and 1983.[2]
Bette Boucher	1†	September 17, 1966	Seatlle, WA	[1]
The Fabulous Moolah	1(2)†	September, 1966		[1]
Yukiko Tomoe	1†	March 10, 1968	Osaka, Japan	[1]
The Fabulous Moolah	1(3)†	April 2, 1968	Hamamatsu, Japan	[1]
Evelyn Stevens	1†	October 8, 1978	Dallas, TX	[1]
The Fabulous Moolah	1(4)†	October 10, 1978	Fort Worth, TX	[1]
Wendi Richter	1	July 23, 1984	New York, NY	[3]
Leilani Kai	1	February 18, 1985	New York, NY	Won the title at The War to Settle the Score.[4]
Wendi Richter	2	March 31, 1985	New York, NY	Won the title at WrestleMania.[5]
The Fabulous Moolah	2(5)†	November 25, 1985	New York, NY	[6]
Velvet McIntyre	1	July 3, 1986	Brisbane, Australia	[7]
The Fabulous Moolah	3(6)†	July 9, 1986	Sydney, Australia	[8]
Sensational Sherri	1	July 24, 1987	Houston, TX	[9]
Rockin' Robin	1	October 7, 1988	Paris, France	[10]
Deactivated		1990		Title deactivated and Rockin' Robin stripped of the belt.[10]
Alundra Blayze	1	December 13, 1993	Poughkeepsie, NY	Defeated Heidi Lee Morgan in a tournament final.[11]
Bull Nakano	1	November 27, 1994	Tokyo, Japan	[12]
Alundra Blayze	2	April 3, 1995	Poughkeepsie, NY	Won the title on RAW.[13]
Bertha Faye	1	August 27, 1995	Pittsburgh, PA	[14]
Alundra Blayze	3	October 23, 1995	Brandon, MB	[15]
Deactivated		1996		Title deactivated when Blayze was fired and joined World Championship Wrestling.[15]
Jacqueline	1	September 15, 1998	Sacramento, CA	Defeated Sable on RAW.[16]
Sable	1	November 15, 1998	St. Louis, MO	Won the title at Survivor Series.[17]
Debra	1	May 10, 1999	Orlando, FL	This was an evening gown match on RAW.[18]
Ivory	1	June 14, 1999	Worcester, MA	Won the title on RAW.[19]
The Fabulous Moolah	4(7)†	October 17, 1999	Cleveland, OH	Won the title at No Mercy.[20]
Ivory	2	October 25, 1999	Providence, RI	Won the title on RAW.[21]
Miss Kitty	1	December 12, 1999	Sunrise, FL	This was a four corners evening gown pool match at Armageddon, also involving Jacqueline and B.B., with The Fabulous Moolah and Mae Young as special guest referees.[22]
Hervina	1	January 31, 2000	Pittsburgh, PA	This was a Lumberjill Snowbunny match on RAW.[23]
Jacqueline	2	February 1, 2000	Detroit, MI	Aired February 3 on SmackDown!.[24]
Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley	1	March 28, 2000	San Antonio, TX	Aired March 30 on SmackDown!.[25]
Lita	1	August 21, 2000	Lafayette, LA	Won the title on RAW.[26]
Ivory	3	October 31, 2000	Rochester, NY	This was a fatal four way match, also involving Jacqueline and Trish Stratus. Aired November 2 on SmackDown!.[27]
Chyna	1	April 1, 2001	Houston, TX	Won the title at WrestleMania X-Seven.[28]
Vacated		November 2001		Title vacated when Chyna left WWF in a contract dispute.[28]
Trish Stratus	1	November 18, 2001	Greensboro, NC	This was a six way match at Survivor Series, also involving Lita, Jacqueline, Ivory, Molly Holly, and Jazz.[29]
Jazz	1	February 4, 2002	Las Vegas, NV	Won the title on RAW.[30] Title was renamed WWE Women's Championship on May 6, 2002.
Trish Stratus	2	May 13, 2002	Toronto, ON	This was a tag team match on RAW, with Trish Stratus and Bubba Ray Dudley defeating Jazz and Steven Richards.[31]
Molly Holly	1	June 23, 2002	Columbus, OH	Won the title at King of the Ring.[32]
Trish Stratus	3	September 22, 2002	Los Angeles, CA	Won the title at Unforgiven.[33]
Victoria	1	November 17, 2002	New York, NY	This was a hardcore match at Survivor Series.[34]
Trish Stratus	4	March 30, 2003	Seattle, WA	This was a triple threat match at WrestleMania XIX, also involving Jazz.[35]
Jazz	2	April 27, 2003	Worcester, MA	Won the title at Backlash.[36]
Gail Kim	1	June 30, 2003	Buffalo, NY	This was a a 7-woman battle royal on RAW including Trish Stratus, Ivory, Jacqueline, Victoria and Molly Holly.[37]
Molly Holly	2	July 28, 2003	Colorado Springs, CO	Won the title on RAW.[38]
Victoria	2	February 23, 2004	Omaha, NE	This was a fatal four way elimination match on RAW, also involving Lita and Jazz.[39]
Trish Stratus	5	June 13, 2004	Columbus, OH	This was a fatal four way match at Bad Blood, also involving Lita and Gail Kim.[40]
Lita	2	December 6, 2004	Charlotte, NC	Won the title on RAW.[41]
Trish Stratus	6	January 9, 2005	San Juan, PR	Won the title at New Year's Revolution.[42]
Mickie James	1	April 2, 2006	Chicago, IL	Won the title at WrestleMania 22.[43]
Lita	3	August 14, 2006	Charlottesville, VA	Won the title on RAW.[44]
Trish Stratus	7	September 17, 2006	Toronto, ON	Won the title at Unforgiven.[45]
Vacated		September 18, 2006		Title vacated due to Stratus' (legit) retirement.[46]
Lita	4	November 5, 2006	Cincinnati, OH	This was a lumberjill match at Cyber Sunday, with Lita defeating Mickie James in a tournament final.[46]
Mickie James	2	November 26, 2006	Philadelphia, PA	Won the title at Survivor Series.[47]
Melina	1	February 19, 2007	Bakersfield, CA	Won the title on RAW.[48]
Mickie James	3	April 24, 2007	Paris, France	This was a triple threat match at a house show, also involving Victoria.[49]
Melina	2	April 24, 2007	Paris, France	Won the title later at the same house show.[50]
Candice Michelle	1	June 24, 2007	Houston, TX	Won the title at Vengeance.[51]

 

[edit] See also

• NWA World Women's Championship
• List of WWE Women's Championship reigns by length

 

[edit] References

 

[edit] External links

• Official WWE Women's Championship Title History

Current WWE championship history lists
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