UWA Intercontinental Heavyweight Championship: Difference between revisions
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== History of Championship == | == History of Championship == | ||
The origin of this belt is not known, only known the champions thanks to a report of a wrestling magazine | The origin of this belt is not known, only known the champions thanks to a report of "Lucha Guatemala" a wrestling magazine. It is not known as it was called originally this belt before brought him to Guatemala in 1987 by the japanese masked wrestler [[Caballero de Bushido]].Since then the title is announced as UWA Intercontinental Heavyweight Title on Guatemala promotion in the 80's. This title was very important in Guatemala wrestling. The title was never recognized by the [[UWA]], but became a title quite valuable in Guatemala. | ||
== Champions Listing == | == Champions Listing == |
Revision as of 18:47, 27 September 2015
Current Champion
Defunct Championship. Skeletor (Guatemala version) was the last champion.
History of Championship
The origin of this belt is not known, only known the champions thanks to a report of "Lucha Guatemala" a wrestling magazine. It is not known as it was called originally this belt before brought him to Guatemala in 1987 by the japanese masked wrestler Caballero de Bushido.Since then the title is announced as UWA Intercontinental Heavyweight Title on Guatemala promotion in the 80's. This title was very important in Guatemala wrestling. The title was never recognized by the UWA, but became a title quite valuable in Guatemala.
Champions Listing
Sources:
El Faraon Branch , as Central America Continental Championship
At some point Astro de Oro lost the UWA Intercontinental belt on a match in EMLL Territory in Mexico. The title was renamed as Central America Continental Championship.
Its defeat in Mexico was never spread in Guatemala, anyway Astro de Oro was still the UWA Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion in Guatemala.
Champions Listing
# | Champion(s) | Defeated | Date | Location | |
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Astro de Oro brought him the UWA Intercontinental Heavyweight Title to Mexico on 80's | |||||
1 | El Faraon | Astro de Oro | 80's | Mexico | |
championship status unclear, the belt was disappeared | |||||
title change | |||||
successful title defense | |||||
championship matches which were announced, but results were not found |
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