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The '''AEW TNT Championship''' is a [[Professional wrestling championship#Gimmick/style championships|men’s professional wrestling <!--STOP removing this without a reliable source that says otherwise.-->television<!--STOP removing this without a reliable source that says otherwise.--> championship]] created and promoted by the [[United States|American]] [[professional wrestling promotion|promotion]] [[All Elite Wrestling]] (AEW). Established on March 30, 2020, it is named after the [[TNT (American TV network)|TNT]] television network, which currently airs AEW's secondary core program, ''[[AEW Rampage|Rampage]]'', as well as the promotion's ''[[AEW Battle of the Belts|Battle of the Belts]]'' quarterly [[television special]]s. The inaugural champion was [[Cody Rhodes]]. The current champion is [[Wardlow]], who is in his first reign.
The '''AEW TNT Championship''' is a [[Professional wrestling championship#Gimmick/style championships|men’s professional wrestling <!--STOP removing this without a reliable source that says otherwise.-->television<!--STOP removing this without a reliable source that says otherwise.--> championship]] created and promoted by the [[United States|American]] [[professional wrestling promotion|promotion]] [[All Elite Wrestling]] (AEW). Established on March 30, 2020, it is named after the [[TNT (American TV network)|TNT]] television network, which currently airs AEW's secondary core program, ''[[AEW Rampage|Rampage]]'', as well as the promotion's ''[[AEW Battle of the Belts|Battle of the Belts]]'' quarterly [[television special]]s. The inaugural champion was [[Cody Rhodes]]. The current champion is [[Wardlow (wrestler)|Wardlow]], who is in his first reign.


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 01:07, 7 July 2022

AEW TNT Championship
File:AEW TNT Laker belt.png
Current standard belt (2021–present) (top)
The Los Angeles Lakers themed custom belt used by current champion Wardlow (bottom)
Details
PromotionAll Elite Wrestling
Date establishedMarch 30, 2020
Current champion(s)Wardlow
Date wonJuly 6, 2022
Statistics
First champion(s)Cody Rhodes[a]
Most reignsCody Rhodes and Sammy Guevara
(3 reigns)
Longest reignDarby Allin
(186 days)
Shortest reignSammy Guevara
(3rd reign, 12 days)[b]
Oldest championMr. Brodie Lee
(40 years, 241 days)
Youngest championDarby Allin
(27 years, 305 days)
Heaviest championMiro
(280 lb (130 kg))
Lightest championDarby Allin
(180 lb (82 kg))

The AEW TNT Championship is a men’s professional wrestling television championship created and promoted by the American promotion All Elite Wrestling (AEW). Established on March 30, 2020, it is named after the TNT television network, which currently airs AEW's secondary core program, Rampage, as well as the promotion's Battle of the Belts quarterly television specials. The inaugural champion was Cody Rhodes. The current champion is Wardlow, who is in his first reign.

History

Inaugural and record-tying three-time champion Cody Rhodes

In September 2019, a month before All Elite Wrestling (AEW) launched their first weekly television program, Dynamite, AEW Executive Vice President and wrestler Cody teased that the promotion would eventually debut a television championship, but their focus at that time was on their other recently established titles.[1] In February 2020, wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer directly asked Cody on the possibility of the promotion adding a secondary championship. Although he did not confirm or deny it, Cody did not rule out the possibility of a secondary or "mid-card" title debuting that year.[2] The following month on March 30 on AEW's YouTube series Road to Dynamite, a secondary championship was officially announced. AEW play-by-play commentator and senior producer Tony Schiavone revealed that there would be an eight-man, single-elimination tournament to crown the first-ever AEW TNT Champion.[3] The tournament began on the April 8 episode of Dynamite with the final scheduled for Double or Nothing on May 23.[4] On the April 29 episode, Cody and Lance Archer won their respective semifinals matches, setting up the inaugural championship match.[5]

At Double or Nothing, Cody defeated Archer to become the inaugural champion. Former professional boxer Mike Tyson presented the championship to Cody.[6] His first reign with the title included an 'open challenge' where he would defend the title on a near weekly televised basis, even to independent wrestlers outside the promotion. These performances notably led to the signings of Ricky Starks and Eddie Kingston. In November during Cody's second reign as TNT Champion, his ring name was lengthened to Cody Rhodes following a legal battle with WWE over the trademark for the name.[7]

During the Brodie Lee Celebration of Life, which was the December 30, 2020 episode of Dynamite, AEW announced that they had retired the red strap version of the title belt that had been used up to that point to honor Huber, whose ring name was Mr. Brodie Lee, the second TNT Champion. Lee unexpectedly died on December 26 and his final match was on the October 7 episode of Dynamite where he unsuccessfully defended the TNT Championship against Cody Rhodes in a Dog Collar match. The retired TNT Championship belt was given to Huber's son, Brodie Lee Jr. (real name Brodie Huber), who was honored as being "TNT Champion for life" by AEW President and Chief Executive Officer Tony Khan. AEW commentator Tony Schiavone clarified that only the belt design was retired, not the championship itself;[8][9] a new black strap version of the belt was debuted by champion Darby Allin during Night 1 of the special New Year's Smash episode of Dynamite on January 6, 2021.[10]

During the special Holiday Bash episode of Rampage on December 25, 2021, Cody Rhodes defeated Sammy Guevara to become a record three-time TNT Champion.[11] The two were scheduled to have a rematch for the championship at Battle of the Belts I on January 8, 2022;[12] however, Cody was pulled from the event as he had been in contact with family who had tested positive for COVID-19, thus requiring him to quarantine.[13] Guevara instead faced Cody's brother Dustin Rhodes to determine an interim champion.[14] Guevara defeated Dustin[15] and served as the interim champion until the January 26 episode of Dynamite. That episode, which was a special episode titled Beach Break, Guevara faced and defeated Cody in a ladder match to determine the undisputed TNT Champion.[16]

Although viewed as a secondary title to the AEW World Championship by fans and media of the professional wrestling industry, Tony Khan stated that he takes exception to calling it a secondary or mid-card title. He said that he does not book the championship as a mid-card title, saying that "I'm looking at it as a top championship that stars hold".[17]

Name

The championship is named after the TNT television network, which originally aired both of AEW's primary programs, Dynamite and Rampage, the latter of which premiered in August 2021. TNT's parent company WarnerMedia requested AEW to create the title and have it named as the TNT Championship.[18] In the press release about the title, Tony Khan stated "it's only fitting that the champion and the title belt will carry the logo of the globally-respected TNT brand, and that they'll represent not only AEW but also the great quality programming, massive reach, and storied history in the wrestling business that are all associated with TNT."[19]

In January 2022, Dynamite moved to TNT's sister channel TBS, which is also owned by WarnerMedia, while Rampage remained on TNT.[20][21] In addition to Rampage remaining on the channel, AEW agreed to produce four quarterly television specials on TNT in 2022 (Battle of the Belts), with the championship defended on these specials.[22] While it had been speculated that the title would be renamed to the TBS Championship, Cody Rhodes confirmed that it would not be renamed,[23] and instead, a separate AEW TBS Championship was established for the women's division.[24]

Inaugural tournament

The first half of the TNT Championship Tournament bracket was announced on the March 31, 2020 episode of Dark,[25] with the second half revealed on the following night's Dynamite.[26] The tournament began on the April 8 episode of Dynamite and concluded at Double or Nothing on May 23.[4]

Quarterfinals
Dynamite
(April 8, 15, 22, 2020) 		Semifinals
Dynamite
(April 29, 2020) 		Final
Double or Nothing
(May 23, 2020)
         
Cody Pin
Shawn Spears 21:38[27]
Cody Pin
Darby Allin 20:10[5]
Sammy Guevara 10:50[28]
Darby Allin Pin
Cody Pin
Lance Archer 22:00[6]
Dustin Rhodes Pin
Kip Sabian 14:10[28]
Dustin Rhodes 22:45[5]
Lance Archer Pin
Colt Cabana 12:42[29]
Lance Archer Pin

Belt designs

The original red strap version of the TNT Championship belt; in honor of the late Mr. Brodie Lee (Jon Huber), the championship's second title holder, this red strap version of the title belt was retired on December 30, 2020, and given to Lee's son Brodie Lee Jr. (Brodie Huber), who was named honorary "TNT Champion for life"

Standard

The TNT Championship belt has six plates, which were originally on a red leather strap. The center plate prominently features the TNT network logo at the center. Above the TNT logo is AEW's logo, while below the TNT logo is a red banner that says "CHAMPION". The two inner side plates feature "Tara on Techwood", 1050 Techwood Drive in Atlanta, the building that was the original home of TNT. The two outer side plates feature AEW's logo, while a third smaller side plate on the far right side also features the promotion's logo. When the belt was initially unveiled at Double or Nothing on May 23, it was on a red leather strap but had no plating as production of the belt had been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic; it was also revealed that the final version would have gold plating and be unveiled at a later date.[6][30][31] The belt was produced by Ron Edwardsen of Red Leather, who also made the AEW World Tag Team Championship belts. He further said that there would also be nickel plating in addition to gold on the final version of the TNT Championship as well as a relief TNT logo.[32] The completed version of the belt was shown on AEW's Twitter just a few hours before the August 12 episode of Dynamite where the finished design was debuted for Cody's match against Scorpio Sky, where Cody retained.[33][34]

Following the unexpected death of the championship's second title holder Mr. Brodie Lee in December 2020, AEW retired the red strap version of the championship belt that had been used up to that point to honor Lee (similar to how sports teams retire a number).[8] During Night 1 of the special New Year's Smash episode of Dynamite on January 6, 2021, a new belt was unveiled by Darby Allin, featuring the same design as the previous belt but on a black leather strap as opposed to red.[35]

After Sammy Guevara defeated Miro to win the title on the September 29, 2021, episode of Dynamite, Guevara was presented with an updated design of the standard championship belt to replace Miro's custom belt. This new belt returned to the design of the standard black strap version introduced by Darby Allin, but with rhinestones added in the circular area behind the relief TNT logo.[36] The TNT Championship's original designer, Ron Edwardsen, also designed the updated belt, which has a total of 1,577 rhinestones, which Edwardsen himself nicknamed the "TNT Bling" belt.[37]

Custom

During Night 1 of Fyter Fest on July 14, 2021, reigning champion Miro introduced his own custom version of the championship belt that represented his hometown of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, as well as his persona change as "The Redeemer." The plates were on a white leather strap. The center plate was the same, however, the red banner was changed to green. Additionally, the two inner side plates were changed to feature the Coat of Arms for Plovdiv. The text below the Coat of Arms said "Древен и Вечен" (Bulgarian: Dreven i Vechen), which means "Ancient and Eternal". Miro's custom belt was made by Belts By Dan.[38]

On the May 20, 2022, episode of Rampage, Sammy Guevara, Tay Conti, and Frankie Kazarian destroyed the belt that they stole from Scorpio Sky. The following week on the May 27 episode, Dan Lambert and Ethan Page presented Sky with a custom version of the championship belt in the colors of Los Angeles Lakers - the favorite team of Los Angeles native Sky. The "Laker belt" has a gold strap, and the word "Champion" on a purple banner. Emblazoned on the end of the strap where the snap buttons are is "8-24", referring to the numbers worn by late Lakers star Kobe Bryant. The title's original designer, Ron Edwardsen, also designed the "Laker belt".[39]

Reigns

File:Scorpio Sky TNT Champ (cropped).jpg
Two-time and current champion Scorpio Sky, holding the standard version of the championship belt

As of August 22, 2024, there have been eleven reigns between six champions. Cody Rhodes, then known simply as Cody, was the inaugural champion. He is also tied with Sammy Guevara for the most reigns at three. Darby Allin's sole reign is the longest at 186 days, while Guevara's third reign is the shortest at 12 days (11 days as recognized by AEW due to tape delay). Allin is also the youngest champion at the age of 27, while Mr. Brodie Lee was the oldest, winning the title at 40.

Wardlow is the current champion in his First reign. He defeated Scorpio Sky in a street fight match on the July 6, 2022, episode of Dynamite.

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
Days recog. Number of days held recognized by the promotion
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days Days recog.
1 Cody May 23, 2020 Double or Nothing Jacksonville, FL 1 82 91 Defeated Lance Archer in a tournament final to become the inaugural champion. AEW recognizes Cody's reign as ending on August 22, 2020, when the following episode aired on tape delay. [3][6]
2 Mr. Brodie Lee August 13, 2020 Dynamite Jacksonville, FL 1 55 46 AEW recognizes Lee's reign as beginning on August 22, 2020, when the episode aired on tape delay. [40]
3 Cody Rhodes October 7, 2020 Dynamite:
Chris Jericho's 30th Anniversary Celebration 		Jacksonville, FL 2 31 31 This was a Dog Collar match.
Previously known as Cody. 		[41]
4 Darby Allin November 7, 2020 Full Gear Jacksonville, FL 1 186 186 [42]
5 Miro May 12, 2021 Dynamite Jacksonville, FL 1 140 140 [43]
6 Sammy Guevara September 29, 2021 Dynamite Rochester, NY 1 84 87 AEW recognizes Guevara's reign as ending on December 25, 2021, when the following episode aired on tape delay. [44]
7 Cody Rhodes December 22, 2021 Rampage:
Holiday Bash 		Greensboro, NC 3 35 32 AEW recognizes Rhodes' reign as beginning on December 25, 2021, when the episode aired on tape delay, and ending on January 26, 2022. [45]
— Sammy Guevara January 8, 2022 Battle of the Belts I Charlotte, NC — 18 — Lineal champion Cody Rhodes was originally scheduled to defend the title against Guevara at this event, but was pulled due to COVID-19-related issues. Guevara was instead scheduled to face Dustin Rhodes to determine the interim TNT Champion. [46][15]
8 Sammy Guevara January 26, 2022 Dynamite:
Beach Break 		Cleveland, OH 2 42 42 This was a ladder match against lineal champion Cody Rhodes to determine the undisputed TNT Champion. AEW officially recognizes this as the start of Guevara's second reign. [47][16]
9 Scorpio Sky March 9, 2022 Dynamite Estero, FL 1 37 38 AEW recognizes Sky's reign as ending on April 16, 2022, when the following event aired on tape delay. [48]
10 Sammy Guevara April 15, 2022 Battle of the Belts II Garland, TX 3 12 11 AEW recognizes Guevara's reign as beginning on April 16, 2022, when the event aired on tape delay. [49][50]
11 Scorpio Sky April 27, 2022 Dynamite Philadelphia, PA 2 70 70 This was a ladder match. [51]

Combined reigns

Darby Allin holds the record for the longest reign at 186 days

As of August 22, 2024.

† Indicates the current champion
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns 		Combined
days 		Combined days
rec. by AEW
1 Darby Allin 1 186
2 Cody (Rhodes) 3 148 154
3 Miro 1 140
4 Sammy Guevara 3 138 140
5 Scorpio Sky † 2 885+ 886+
6 Mr. Brodie Lee 1 55 46

Notes

  1. ^ During his inaugural reign and through the majority of his second reign, his ring name was just Cody.
  2. ^ AEW recognizes Sammy Guevara's third reign as lasting 11 days due to the event in which he won the title airing on tape delay.

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