World Women's Wrestling

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World Women's Wrestling
AcronymWWW
Founded2006
Defunct2010
StyleWomen's professional wrestling
HeadquartersJamaica Plain, Massachusetts, United States
Founder(s)Sheldon Goldberg
Owner(s)Sheldon Goldberg (2006–current)
ParentNew England Championship Wrestling
WebsiteWorldWomensWrestling.com

World Women's Wrestling (WWW or Triple W) was a New England based women's professional wrestling promotion. New England Championship Wrestling (NECW) recognized the World Women's Wrestling Championship, and it was defended at NECW events.[1]

Alumni[edit]

Championship[edit]

World Women's Wrestling Championship
Details
PromotionNew England Championship Wrestling
Date establishedJune 5, 2005
Current champion(s)Vanity VixSin
Statistics
First champion(s)Mercedes Martinez
Most reignsAlexxis Nevaeh (4 times)
Longest reignAlexxis Nevaeh (1189 days)
Shortest reignNatalia (20 days)

The World Women's Wrestling Championship was a professional wrestling title contested in World Women's Wrestling and New England Championship Wrestling. It was originally known as NECW World Women's Championship until the NECW and PWF Mayhem Women's Championships were unified. Due to a split between partners, NECW and WWW temporarily closed on November 6, 2010. In May 2011, NECW returned under the sole ownership of Sheldon Goldberg. The WWW title continued to be the recognized women's title of the promotion. On November 22, 2015, NECW brought World Women's Wrestling back as a stand-alone promotion presented by New England Championship Wrestling.

Names[edit]

Name Years
NECW World Women's Championship 2005—2006
World Women's Wrestling Championship 2006–present

Reigns[edit]

# Wrestler Reign Date Days
held
Location Notes
1 Mercedes Martinez 1 June 5, 2005 112 Somerville, MA Mercedes Martinez defeated Nikki Roxx in an 8-woman tournament final to become the inaugural champion.
2 Natalia 1 September 25, 2005 20 Somerville, MA
3 Violet Flame 1 October 15, 2005 141 Somerville, MA
4 Nikki Roxx 1 March 5, 2006 259 Somerville, MA Defeated Violet Flame and Mercedes Martinez in a three-way match. On August 13, 2006, Roxx defeated PWF Mayhem champion Alere Little Feather to become the unified World Women's Wrestling champion.
5 Tanya Lee 1 November 19, 2006 266 Somerville, MA
6 Alexxis Nevaeh 1 August 12, 2007 210 Somerville, MA Defeated Tanya Lee, Jana and Natalia in fatal four-way match.
7 Ariel 1 March 9, 2008 517 Somerville, MA
8 Alexxis Nevaeh 2 August 8, 2009 224 Quincy, MA
9 Mistress Belmont 1 March 20, 2010 141 Quincy, MA
10 Alexxis Nevaeh 3 August 8, 2010 1189 Quincy, MA Defeated Mistress Belmont in a steel cage match. The title was not retained by PWF Northeast after the closure of NECW on November 6, 2010. Therefore, Nevaeh is recognized as the final champion. The title was revived along with NECW on May 14, 2011, with Nevaeh as champion.
11 Mistress Belmont 2 November 9, 2013 301 Beverly, MA Defeated Alexxis with outside help from stablemates Miss Sammi Lane and Nikki Valentine.
12 Jasmin 1 September 6, 2014 28 Everett, MA
13 Mistress Belmont 3 October 4, 2014 518 Everett, MA
14 Nikki Valentine 1 March 5, 2016 126 Wakefield, MA
Vacant July 9, 2016 35 Brockton, MA NECW/WWW promoter Sheldon Goldberg stripped Valentine of the title after her manager James Maddox repeatedly interfered in her title defense, a 3-way match also including Davienne and Mistress Belmont, and stablemate Vanity Vixsin attacked a referee.
15 Alexxis Nevaeh 4 August 13, 2016 28 Wakefield, MA Neveah won title by defeating Vanity Vixsin, Mistress Belmont and Sonya Strong in the 30-minute Iron Woman match final on WWW's inaugural Iron Maiden Championship.
16 Vanity Vixsin 1 September 10, 2016 2777+ Wakefield, MA

Combined reigns[edit]

Indicates the current champion
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns
Combined
days
1 Vanity Vixsin † 1 2,777+
2 Alexxis Nevaeh 4 1,551
3 Mistress Belmont 3 960
4 Ariel 1 517
5 Tanya Lee 1 266
6 Nikki Roxx 1 259
7 Violet Flame 1 141
8 Nikki Valentine 1 126
9 Mercedes Martinez 1 112
10 Jasmin 1 28
11 Natalia 1 20

References[edit]

  1. ^ "NECW Title History". NECWwrestling.com. 2008-11-01. Retrieved 2008-11-01.

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