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{{TitleHistoryLine|6|[[Juventud Guerrera]] |[[Jack Evans]], [[Nicho el Millonario|Psicosis]] & [[Teddy Hart]]|[[2012]].[[05.19]]|[[La Plaza de Toros Belisario Arteaga]], [[Chilpancingo]], [[Guerrero]]}} | {{TitleHistoryLine|6|[[Juventud Guerrera]] |[[Jack Evans]], [[Nicho el Millonario|Psicosis]] & [[Teddy Hart]]|[[2012]].[[05.19]]|[[La Plaza de Toros Belisario Arteaga]], [[Chilpancingo]], [[Guerrero]]}} | ||
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Revision as of 13:25, 17 July 2012
Current Champion
Juventud Guerrera is the current champion, defeating former champion Jack Evans, Teddy Hart and Psicosis at Noche de los Campeones event on May 19, 2012
History of Championship
As part of AAA's continuing evolution towards a US style promotion, and as a clear nod to the WCW title of the same division, this championships was created in 2009 to serve as a crown for those not big enough to be in contention for the AAA World Heavyweight Championship. Unlike the Mexican National championships, previously used in this role, all wrestlers are eligible for this championship regardless of home country. No specific weight limit has ever been emphasized for this division.
AAA held a two stage, thirteen man tournament to determine the first champion. As tends to happen in AAA tournaments, it was complicated more than most, though there was a greater emphasis on explaining the tournament. As with the previous tournament for the AAA minis championship, the final was a three way, elimination match.
Alex Koslov became the first champion in Aguascalientes, taking the tournament. The final match saw Extreme Tiger pin Alan Stone, only to be defeated in turn by Koslov.
Extreme Tiger became the second champion defeating Alex Koslov, Alan Stone & Crazy Boy in a Fatal Four Way Match Hardcore Match at Triplemania XVII in Mexico City.
Alex Koslov was in his second reign as AAA World Cruiserweight Champion, winning a five way match featuring former champ Extreme Tiger, Jack Evans, Teddy Hart and Rocky Romero on 8/21/09. Nine days later, Koslov lost a six man cage match (which also included Tiger, Evans, Romero, Hart, and Sugi San), where the loser lost his spot in AAA. The title was then vacated.
Extreme Tiger became the fourth champion by winninG a match at Heroes Inmortales III for the vacant title.
Champions Listing
Sources:
Gallery of Champions
 Alex Koslov, 1st & 3rd Champion |
 Extreme Tiger, 2nd & 4th Champion |
 Jack Evans, 5th Champion |
| V | AAA/PAP Championships | E |
|---|---|---|
| AAA: Cruiser (Matt Riddle) • Mega (El Patrón Alberto) • Latin American (Q.T. Marshall) Minis (Dinastia) • Mixed Tag (Abismo Negro Jr. & Flammer) • Reina de Reinas (Flammer) Tag (Arez) & (Komander) • Trios (Los Vipers (Abismo Negro Jr.,Psicosis & Toxin)) | ||
| Tournaments: Rey de Reyes (Sam Adonis) • Copa Antonio Peña (Pimpinela Escarlata) • Copa TripleManía (Laredo Kid) | ||
| Defunct: Americas Heavy • Americas Trios • Campeón de Campeones • IWC Heavy • IWC Middle • IWC Minis • IWC Tag • Second/Mascota • GPCW SUPER-X Monster • Lucha Libre Premier • Fusion • Lucha World Cup | ||
| Unofficial: AAA Northern Tag (Kuas Extrem & Snaiper) • AAA Northern Middle: (The Tiger) • AAA Northern Light Heavy (Lemus Jr.) | ||
