WWC Women's Championship

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WWC Women's Championship
Details
PromotionWorld Wrestling Council
Date establishedAugust 28, 1985
Date retiredDecember 2, 2011
Statistics
First champion(s)Wendi Richter
Final champion(s)Black Rose
Most reignsMonster Ripper (8 reigns)
Longest reignLa Tigresa (1775 days)
Shortest reignMonster Ripper (1 day)

The WWC Women's Championship was the top title for women's professional wrestling with the Tigresa in the Puerto Rican professional wrestling promotion, the World Wrestling Council. The championship was established on 1985. Though the championship was abandoned on 1999, it was revived on 2006.

Title history[edit]

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
N/A Unknown information
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days
1 Wendi Richter September 5, 1985 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 1 337
2 Misty Blue Simmes August 8, 1986 House Show Peñuelas, Puerto Rico 1 208
3 Monster Ripper March 4, 1987 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 1 1
4 Wendi Richter March 5, 1987 House Show Santa Isabel, Puerto Rico 2 219
5 Candi Devine October 10, 1987 House Show Las Marías, Puerto Rico 1 28
6 Monster Ripper November 7, 1987 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 2 275 [1] [2]
7 Monster Ripper September 7, 1988 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 3 51
8 Wendi Richter December 9, 1988 House Show Aguada, Puerto Rico 3 124
9 Monster Ripper April 12, 1989 House Show Mayagüez, Puerto Rico 4 81
10 Candi Devine July 2, 1989 House Show Caguas, Puerto Rico 2 156
11 Wendi Richter December 5, 1989 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 4 87
12 Candi Devine March 2, 1990 House Show Maunabo, Puerto Rico 3 190
13 Jacqueline Moore September 8, 1990 House Show Maricao, Puerto Rico 1 32
14 Monster Ripper October 10, 1990 House Show Mayagüez, Puerto Rico 5 92
— Vacated January 10, 1991 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico — — The championship was held up after the match between Monster Ripper and Jacqueline.
15 Monster Ripper January 28, 1991 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 6 321
16 Sasha October 23, 1991 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 1 137
17 Monster Ripper March 9, 1991 House Show Carolina, Puerto Rico 7 63
18 Candi Devine May 11, 1991 House Show Guaynabo, Puerto Rico 4 121
19 Monster Ripper September 7, 1991 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 8 28 [3]
20 Sasha October 5, 1991 House Show Carolina, Puerto Rico 2 204
21 La Tigresa April 26, 1992 House Show Carolina, Puerto Rico 1 48
— Vacated June 13, 1992 — Carolina, Puerto Rico — — The championship was held up after a match between La Tigresa and Sasha ended as a draw.
22 La Tigresa July 19, 1992 House Show Caguas, Puerto Rico 2 21 Tigresa was awarded the championship by forfeit after Sasha no-showed for their rematch.
23 Amarilis August 9, 1992 House Show Ponce, Puerto Rico 1 76
— Vacated October 23, 1992 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico — — The championship was vacated after Amarilis left the promotion.
24 Sasha November 22, 1992 House Show Caguas, Puerto Rico 3 146 Sasha defeat La Tigresa to win the vacant championship in a Scaffold match.
25 La Tigresa April 17, 1993 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 3 1,775 Awarded the title by forfeit after Sasha no-showed for their rematch.
— Vacated February 25, 1998 House Show San Germán, Puerto Rico — — The championship was vacated after La Tigresa was arrested for drug charges.
— Deactivated January 2, 1999 House Show Carolina, Puerto Rico — —
26 Génesis March 25, 2006 House Show Carolina, Puerto Rico 1 42 Génesis won a battle royal to win the vacant championship.
— Vacated May 5, 2006 House Show Maunabo, Puerto Rico — —
27 Lady Demonique May 6, 2006 House Show Caguas, Puerto Rico 1 49 Demonique defeat Black Rose to win the vacant championship.
28 Black Rose June 24, 2006 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 1 77 Stacey Colón served as the special guest referee.
29 Lady Demonique September 9, 2006 House Show Ponce, Puerto Rico 2 21
30 Génesis September 30, 2006 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 2 28
31 Lady Demonique October 28, 2006 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 3 26
32 Black Rose November 23, 2006 House Show Caguas, Puerto Rico 2 10
— Vacated December 3, 2006 — Bayamón, Puerto Rico — — The championship was vacated after Black Rose jumped to IWA.
33 Génesis January, 6 2007 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 3 294
34 Amazona October 27, 2007 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 1 49
35 Génesis December 15, 2007 House Show Caguas, Puerto Rico 4 140
36 Killer Kat May 3, 2008 House Show Ponce, Puerto Rico 1 266
37 Sweet Nancy January 24, 2009 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 1 77
38 Killer Kat March 21, 2009 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 2 21
39 Sara Jay-Evans April 11, 2009 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 1 7 [4]
40 Sweet Nancy April 18, 2009 House Show Aguas Buenas, Puerto Rico 2 21 This was a three-way match, also involving Killer Kat.
41 Killer Kat May 9, 2009 House Show Caguas, Puerto Rico 3 281 This was a three-way match, also involving La Morena.
— Vacated February 14, 2010 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico — —
42 La Morena March 12, 2010 House Show San Sebastian, Puerto Rico 1 8 Morena defeated Black Rose to win the vacant championship.
43 Killer Kat March 20, 2010 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 4 49
44 Debbie Ross May 8, 2010 House Show Lajas, Puerto Rico 1 147
45 Black Rose October 2, 2010 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico 3 126
46 La Morena February 5, 2011 House Show Carolina, Puerto Rico 2 23
— Vacated February 28, 2011 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico — — The championship was vacated When La Morena left from WWC.
47 Black Rose September 24, 2011 House Show Caguas, Puerto Rico 4 69 Rose defeated Serena Deeb in a tournament final to win the vacant championship. [5]
— Deactivated December 2, 2011 House Show Bayamón, Puerto Rico — — The championship was retired.

Source[6]

Combined reigns[edit]

Eight-time WWC Women's Champion Monster Ripper
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns 		Combined
days
1 La Tigresa 3 1844
2 Monster Ripper 8 912
3 Wendi Richter 4 767
4 Killer Kat 4 617
5 Génesis 4 504
6 Candi Devine 4 495
7 Sasha 3 487
8 Black Rose 4 282
9 Misty Blue Simmes 1 208
10 Debbie Ross 1 147
11 Sweet Nancy 2 98
12 Lady Demonique 3 96
13 Amarilis 1 76
14 Amazona 1 49
15 Jacqueline Moore 1 32
16 La Morena 2 31
17 Sara Jay-Evans 1 7

References[edit]

  1. ^ Hoops, Brian (July 28, 2015). "On this day in pro wrestling history (July 28): Lou Thesz wrestles the husband of the world's greatest all-time female athlete". Wrestling Observer Figure Four Online. Retrieved February 11, 2017.
  2. ^ "WWC: Wendi Ritcher vs. Monster Ripper (1987) - YouTube". YouTube.
  3. ^ "WWC: Cartelera 7 de septiembre de 1991 - YouTube". YouTube.
  4. ^ "WWC Camino a la Gloria 2009 – Resultados – Ray vence a Kizarny | Superluchas". 12 April 2009.
  5. ^ "Noticias WWE, Resultados y más! - PRWrestling".
  6. ^ "WWC World Women's Title (Puerto Rico)".

External links[edit]

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