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The UFC Welterweight Championship is the title contested in the Ultimate Fighting Championship's welterweight division, whose standard limit is 170 pounds. It is awarded through UFC title fights and represents the division's championship rather than an overall ranking across mixed martial arts. Geor...
Why this score
Outstanding lineage of dominant champions and technically elite eras gives it exceptional competitive prestige.
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The Ring Championship Belt is a boxing title awarded by The Ring magazine to recognize a champion in a weight division. Unlike belts issued by sanctioning organizations such as the WBA, WBC, IBF, and WBO, it represents the magazine's own championship designation and has historically been tied to its...
Why this score
Independent lineage, champion-versus-champion standard, and strong historical reputation make it boxing's clearest prestige marker.
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The UFC Heavyweight Championship is the title for the Ultimate Fighting Championship's heavyweight division, the organization's highest standard weight class. The division covers fighters above light-heavyweight and up to the 265-pound limit used under the Unified Rules of MMA, subject to the rules...
Why this score
MMA's most culturally recognized divisional title, supported by iconic champions and historic fights despite intermittent inactivity.
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The NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship is a professional wrestling world title administered by the National Wrestling Alliance. Established in 1948, it became associated with the traveling territory system in which an NWA champion defended the title in multiple member promotions, giving the belt a...
Why this score
Foundational world-title lineage and legendary champions, though decades of fragmentation and modern decline temper its standing.
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The WWE Intercontinental Championship is a men's singles wrestling title introduced in 1979, originally under the name WWF Intercontinental Heavyweight Championship. It is positioned below WWE's world championships and has been defended across the company's televised and live events. Its lineage rec...
Why this score
Historic lineage, legendary champions, acclaimed matches, and enduring reputation as wrestling's premier secondary championship.
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The TNA X-Division Championship is a professional wrestling title created in 2002 for the promotion then known as Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, now TNA. It is associated with fast, aerial, and technically innovative matches, but it is not formally restricted to a particular weight class. The champ...
Why this score
Innovative division, influential match style, iconic champions, and sustained fan affection despite occasional identity drift.
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The ROH World Championship is the main men's singles title in Ring of Honor, an American professional wrestling promotion founded in 2002. It was introduced during the promotion's first year and has been contested by wrestlers including Samoa Joe, Bryan Danielson, CM Punk, Nigel McGuinness, Jay Bris...
Why this score
Prestigious independent lineage featuring elite champions, long acclaimed reigns, and many landmark matches.
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The ROH World Tag Team Championship is a professional wrestling title associated with Ring of Honor's tag-team division. Established in 2002, it is contested by teams rather than individual wrestlers and has been held by notable ROH teams including The Briscoes, The Young Bucks, and reDRagon. The ch...
Why this score
Exceptional lineage of influential teams and acclaimed matches established it among wrestling's finest tag titles.
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The UFC Flyweight Championship is the title contested in the Ultimate Fighting Championship's flyweight division, whose limit is 125 pounds, or approximately 56.7 kilograms. The division was introduced to the UFC in 2012, and Demetrious Johnson became its first champion after winning the inaugural t...
Why this score
Record-setting foundational reign and sustained technical excellence overcame early promotional neglect.
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The TNA Knockouts World Championship is a professional wrestling title contested by the women's division of Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. The championship was established in 2007 and has been known under several related names during periods when the promotion operated as TNA and Impact Wrestling....
Why this score
Pioneering mainstream women's division with respected champions and serious presentation, despite inconsistent later booking.
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The WWE United States Championship is a men's singles professional wrestling title currently promoted by WWE. It was created in 1975 by Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling as the NWA United States Heavyweight Championship, later became associated with World Championship Wrestling, and entered WWE's...
Why this score
Deep territorial lineage and many respected champions, though prestige has fluctuated substantially across WWE eras.
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The AEW World Tag Team Championship is the men's tag team title of All Elite Wrestling, introduced in 2019 during the promotion's first year. The inaugural champions were SCU, who won a tournament that ended at All Out in August 2019. The championship is defended by teams in AEW and has been a recur...
Why this score
Elite inaugural tournament, deep team roster, and many acclaimed matches support a strong modern reputation.
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The IWGP World Heavyweight Championship is a singles wrestling title created by New Japan Pro-Wrestling in 2021. It was formed by unifying the IWGP Heavyweight Championship and the IWGP Intercontinental Championship, with Kota Ibushi recognized as its inaugural champion. The title is positioned as N...
Why this score
Elite match potential and major champions, but controversial lineage merger and inconsistent booking trail its predecessor's prestige.
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The WWE Raw Women's Championship was a women's singles wrestling title associated with WWE's Raw brand from 2016 to 2023. It was introduced at WrestleMania 32 as the WWE Women's Championship, replacing the Divas Championship, and was renamed the Raw Women's Championship after the brand split later t...
Why this score
Central to WWE's women's evolution, with major stars and acclaimed matches despite inconsistent naming and booking periods.
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The GHC Tag Team Championship is a professional wrestling title promoted by Pro Wrestling NOAH in Japan. GHC stands for Global Honored Crown, the naming system used for NOAH's championships. The belt was introduced in 2001 and is contested by teams in tag matches under NOAH's rules, making it the pr...
Why this score
Strong heavyweight teams and hard-hitting matches support respect, though divisional depth has varied.
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The IWGP Tag Team Championship is a men's professional wrestling title in New Japan Pro-Wrestling. It was established in 1985 and is defended by two-person teams in NJPW matches. The title has its own official lineage and is distinct from the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship, which is c...
Why this score
Long lineage and major teams provide prestige, though inconsistent divisional focus has limited sustained excellence.
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The NEVER Openweight Championship is a professional wrestling singles title owned by New Japan Pro-Wrestling. NJPW introduced it in 2012 as the championship of the NEVER project, whose events were associated with younger wrestlers and talent from outside the promotion. “Openweight” means that the ti...
Why this score
Renowned for hard-hitting matches and strong champions, despite fluctuating identity and occasional lower-card treatment.
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The WWE SmackDown Women's Championship was a professional wrestling title created for WWE's SmackDown brand in 2016 after the brand split. Becky Lynch became the inaugural champion by winning a six-woman match at Backlash on September 11, 2016. WWE renamed the title the Women's World Championship in...
Why this score
Produced notable champions and strong rivalries, but shorter history and inconsistent creative direction reduce its stature.
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The AEW International Championship is a professional wrestling singles title promoted by All Elite Wrestling. It was introduced in 2022 as the AEW All-Atlantic Championship and renamed the AEW International Championship in March 2023 during Orange Cassidy's reign. Its original concept included defen...
Why this score
Several acclaimed reigns and strong international concept, though repeated renaming and crowded booking diluted identity.
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The TNA World Championship is a professional wrestling title promoted by Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. It was created in 2007 after TNA's agreement with the National Wrestling Alliance ended, replacing the NWA World Heavyweight Championship as the promotion's principal men's singles title. The bel...
Why this score
Strong peak-era champions and memorable matches, offset by brand instability, disputed lineage periods, and uneven booking.
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The TNA World Tag Team Championship is a professional wrestling title contested by tag teams in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, also known as TNA. The championship was established in 2007 after TNA ended its relationship with the National Wrestling Alliance and introduced its own world tag team titl...
Why this score
Strong teams and acclaimed peak-era matches, though roster turnover and promotion instability reduced sustained prestige.
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The NWA World Women's Championship is a women's singles professional wrestling title promoted by the National Wrestling Alliance. Its lineage is traced to the mid-20th century, and the championship became closely associated with The Fabulous Moolah, who held the version recognized by the NWA for an...
Why this score
Deep historic lineage and pioneering champions, offset by fragmented records and limited contemporary visibility.
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The AEW TNT Championship is a men's singles professional wrestling title in All Elite Wrestling. It was introduced in 2020 and takes its name from TNT, the television network that originally broadcast AEW's weekly Dynamite program. The championship is commonly defended on television as well as at AE...
Why this score
Excellent early reigns and memorable television matches, offset by later hot-potato booking and uneven prestige.
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The NJPW World Television Championship is a professional-wrestling singles title created by New Japan Pro-Wrestling in 2023. Its matches have a strict 15-minute time limit, a rule that shapes their pacing and distinguishes the belt from NJPW titles contested under longer or different limits. The cha...
Why this score
Time limits create urgency and frequent strong matches, but young lineage and secondary status limit historical weight.
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The ROH World Television Championship is a men’s singles professional-wrestling title created by Ring of Honor. It is a secondary championship whose matches traditionally use a 15-minute time limit, making time management and the possibility of a draw part of its presentation. The title has been def...
Why this score
Reliable platform for strong television wrestling, though secondary positioning and ownership transitions reduced prominence.
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The NWA World Tag Team Championship is a professional wrestling title associated with the National Wrestling Alliance and awarded to tag teams competing for its world tag-team designation. The name has been used across different periods of NWA history rather than representing one uninterrupted moder...
Why this score
Long lineage and many famous teams, though fragmented territorial histories and inconsistent modern prominence complicate its reputation.
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The AEW Women's World Championship is a professional wrestling title contested by women in All Elite Wrestling. It was introduced in 2019, the year AEW began operating as a promotion, and Riho became its inaugural champion. The championship is used for singles competition and forms the main women's...
Why this score
Features respected champions and improved match quality, though early booking and limited television time drew sustained criticism.
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The ONE Lightweight Championship is a mixed martial arts title contested in ONE Championship's lightweight division. The division uses a 170-pound, or 77.1-kilogram, upper limit, subject to ONE's weigh-in and hydration procedures. Eduard Folayang is one of the best-known former champions, having hel...
Why this score
High-level champions and strong regional prestige, offset by limited global comparison and weight-cutting controversies.
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The WWE Raw Tag Team Championship was the name used for WWE's men's tag team title assigned to the Raw brand from 2016 until 2024. Its lineage began as the World Tag Team Championship in 2002, was renamed the WWE Tag Team Championship in 2010, and adopted the Raw designation after a separate SmackDo...
Why this score
Long modern lineage and several excellent teams, balanced against frequent renaming and extended periods of secondary treatment.
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What leads the Title ranking?
UFC Welterweight Championship currently leads the Title results with a displayed score of 9.20/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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The 0 to 10 score is Lunoo's ranking judgment. Strong confidence means 10 or more recorded comparison checks, some means 2 to 9, and provisional means fewer than 2.
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