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The '''CWE World Championship''' is a professional wrestling championship managed by Costa Rican promotion [[ | The '''CWE World Championship''' is a professional wrestling championship managed by Costa Rican promotion [[CMLL (Costa Rica)|Costa Rica Wrestling Embassy]] (CWE). It was established in [[2015]] as '''CMLL Costa Rica National Championship'''. | ||
== Current Champion == | == Current Champion == | ||
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== History of Championship == | == History of Championship == | ||
Championship introduced by [[CWE]] in [[2015]]. | Championship introduced by [[CMLL (Costa Rica)|CWE]] in [[2015]]. On [[June 27]], [[2015]], the promotion began a [[CMLL Costa Rica National Tournament, 2015|tournament]] in order to crown their inaugural CMLL Costa Rica National Champion. The tournament took place over several weeks until get the last two survivals, who were faced up in a one-on-one match for the new title. Mexican wrestler [[Escualo]] defeated Costa Rican wrestler [[Luis Carlos Monge]] to became the first champion. | ||
On [[December 18]], [[2016]], the championship was renamed as CWE National Championship as the promotion was rebraned as Costa Rica Wrestling Embassy due to they ceased the working relationship they had with Mexican promotion [[CMLL]]. Months later, the title was finally renamed as CWE World Championship, introducing a new redesigned title belt. | |||
== Champions Listing == | == Champions Listing == |
Revision as of 10:57, 20 September 2018
The CWE World Championship is a professional wrestling championship managed by Costa Rican promotion Costa Rica Wrestling Embassy (CWE). It was established in 2015 as CMLL Costa Rica National Championship.
Current Champion
Joe Kim is the current champion. He defeated Ares on August 11, 2018 in Arena CWE, Desamparados, San José to win the title.
History of Championship
Championship introduced by CWE in 2015. On June 27, 2015, the promotion began a tournament in order to crown their inaugural CMLL Costa Rica National Champion. The tournament took place over several weeks until get the last two survivals, who were faced up in a one-on-one match for the new title. Mexican wrestler Escualo defeated Costa Rican wrestler Luis Carlos Monge to became the first champion.
On December 18, 2016, the championship was renamed as CWE National Championship as the promotion was rebraned as Costa Rica Wrestling Embassy due to they ceased the working relationship they had with Mexican promotion CMLL. Months later, the title was finally renamed as CWE World Championship, introducing a new redesigned title belt.
Champions Listing
# | Champion(s) | Defeated | Date | Location | |
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Finals of 8-Man Tournament to crown the inaugural champion | |||||
1 | Escualo | Luis Carlos Monge | 2015.10.17 | Arena CMLL Costa Rica - Desamparados, San José | |
Finals of 8-Man Tournament to get next title challenger | |||||
1 | Steven King | 2016.01.16 | Arena CMLL Costa Rica - Desamparados, San José | ||
Finals of 8-Man Tournament to get next title challenger | |||||
2 | Kaiser | 2016.03.19 | Arena CMLL Costa Rica - Desamparados, San José | ||
2 | Kaiser | Escualo | 2016.06.25 | Arena CMLL Costa Rica - Desamparados, San José | |
1 | El Brujo, and Epidemia | 2016.08.06 | Arena CMLL Costa Rica - Desamparados, San José | ||
3 | Epidemia | Kaiser | 2016.10.01 | Arena CMLL Costa Rica - Desamparados, San José | |
4 | Kaiser [2] | Epidemia | 2016.10.15 | Arena CMLL Costa Rica - Desamparados, San José | |
5 | Steven King | Kaiser, and Zack Sabre Jr. | 2017.03.11 | Arena CWE - Desamparados, San José | |
6 | Kaiser [3] | Steven King | 2017.05.15 | Arena CWE - Desamparados, San José | |
7 | Escualo [2] | Kaiser | 2017.07.22 | Arena CWE - Desamparados, San José | |
1 | Richard Evans | 2017.08.05 | Arena CWE - Desamparados, San José | ||
8 | Ares | Escualo | 2017.11.23 | Arena CWE - Desamparados, San José | |
9 | Joe Kim | Ares | 2018.08.11 | Arena CWE - Desamparados, San José | |
title change | |||||
successful title defense | |||||
championship matches which were announced, but results were not found |
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