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Revision as of 21:45, 2 July 2021
Current Champion
Marcela won the CMLL World Women's Championship from Dalys on November 19, 2018 at Arena Puebla.
History of Championship
The CMLL World Women's Champion has been dormant for long stretches of time; women's wrestling has not been consistently promoted by CMLL. From Lady Apache's departure in 2000 to spring 2005, women's matches were rare. (La Diaoblica may have never actually defended the title.) The return of the title and the division were prompted by an increasing popularity of women's wrestling in Arena Mexico, prompted by Canadian wrestler Dark Angel among others.
Marcela won the championship for the first time on 05/09/16. She defeated Dark Angel, the co-finalist of a cibernetico the previous week and held it for nine months.
Hiroka upset Marcela for the belt. She wasn't considered a top wrestler when she won the belt, but built herself up over the title reign. Her biggest win during the stretch was a non-title hair match with Lady Apache. It was Lady Apache who'd eventually beat her for the title.
Dalis La Caribeña won the CMLL World Women's Championship from Marcela on March 11, 2016 at Arena Mexico.
Champions Listing
Sources:
- ↑ SuperLuchas
- ↑ announced as 6th defense
- ↑ scheduled to be Princesa Blanca, who was sidelined with the flu
- ↑ PWInsider
- ↑ LuchaWorld.com
- ↑ Arena Hayward
Gallery of Champions
 Bull Nakano, 1st Champion |
 Xochitl Hamada, 2nd Champion |
 La Diabolica, 3rd & 8th Champion |
 Reyna Jubuki, 4th Champion |
 Lady Apache, 5th, 7th & 11th Champion |
 Mariko Yoshida, 6th Champion |
 Marcela, 9th, 13th & 15th Champion |
 Hiroka, 10th Champion |
 Lady Apache as 11th Champion |
 La Amapola, 12th Champion |
 Ayumi Kurihara, 14th Champion |
 Syuri, 16th Champion |
 Marcela, 17th Champion |
 Dalis La Caribeña, 18th Champion |
Gallery of Title Belts
