UWA World Women's Championship

Current Champion

Miss Janeth, 18th & 20th (final) Champion

Formerly a championship of UWA, once a belt of Japan joshi promotions, this is now mostly a indy title. Miss Janeth is the most recent champion. She's essentially retired and the belt appears to be the same.

History of Championship

Vickie Williams is the initial champion, but likely was awarded the title with a fictional backstory. Box Y Lucha 1411 mentions Williams defeating Fabolous Moolah "a month ago" (sometime in October) for the title, then immediately being signed to appear in Mexico. This is extremely unlikely knowing that Moolah never lost to anyone she couldn't immediately beat afterward, and she was in the midst of her near-28-year stranglehold on the NWA Women's Title at this point. Williams is usually listed as defeating Irma Gonzalez for the belt, which may instead be her first title defense (and the first real match for the title.)

Champions Listing

#	Champion(s)	Defeated	Date	Location
decision match for first championship
1	Vickie Williams	The Fabulous Moolah	1979.10	United States	^[1]
	1	Chela Salazar	1979.12.09	El Toreo De Naucalpan	^[2]
2	Estela Molina	Vickie Williams	1979.12.23	El Toreo De Naucalpan	^[3]
	1	Little Hart	1980.01.06	Toreo de Cuatro Caminos	^[4]
	2	Isabel Romero	1980.02.01	Deportivo Arena México Puebla	^[5]
	3	Vicky Williams	1980.02.03	Toreo de Cuatro Caminos	^[6]
3	Vicky Williams [2]	Estela Molina	1980.03.09	Monterrey
	4	Estela Molina	1980.03.30	Toreo de Cuatro Caminos	^[7]
	5	Vicky Williams	1980.04.27	Toreo de Cuatro Caminos	^[8]
	6	Irma González	1980.05.19	Arena Puebla	^[9]
4	Irma González	Vickie Williams	1980.05.25	El Toreo De Naucalpan	^[10]
	1	Vicky Williams	1980.09.11	Arena Toluca	^[11]
5	Vicky Williams [3]	Irma González	1980.10.05	Panama	^[12]
	1	Chabela Romero	1980.11.18	Arena Coliseo Acapulco	^[13]
6	Chabela Romero	Vickie Williams	1980.12.21	Toreo de Cuatro Caminos	^[14]
	1	Irma González	1981.02.08	Toreo de Cuatro Caminos	^[15]
championship vacant on 1981.04.19 for unknown reasons
decision match for vacant championship
7	Lola Gonzalez	Vickie Williams	1981.08.16	Toreo de Cuatro Caminos	^[16]
	1	Estela Molina	1982.02.05	Ecatepec	^[17]
	2	Estela Molina	1982.02.15	Ixtlahuaca	^[18]
	3	Estela Molina	1982.02.26	Toluca	^[19]
	4	Rosa Maria	1982.04.20	Cuautitlán	^[20]
	5	Rossy Moreno	1982.04.24	Acapulco	^[21]
	6	Irma Gonzalez	1982.04.25	San Bernardino Arena	^[22]
	7	Reyna Gallegos	1982.07.06	Cuautitlán	^[23]
	8	Irma Gonzalez	1982.07.31	Ciudad Juárez	^[24]
8	Irma González [2]	Lola Gonzalez	1982.08.27	Astro Pista Texcoco	^[25]
	1	Lola Gonzalez	1982.09.12	El Toreo de Naucalpan	^[26]
9	Lola Gonzalez [2]	Irma González	1983.03.25	Puebla
10	Irma Aguilar	Lola Gonzalez	1983.04.22	Neza
	1	Lola Gonzalez	1983.04.23	Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California	^[27]
11	Pantera Surena	Irma Aguilar	1983.12.27	?
	1	Lola Gonzalez	1984.03.04	El Toreo de Naucalpan	^[28]
	2	Rossy Moreno	1984.04.13	Deportivo México Puebla	^[29]
	3	Rossy Moreno	1984.05.02	Cancho Ferrocarrilera, Irapuato, Guanajuato
	4	Estela Molina	1984.06.03	Arena Naucalpan	^[30]
	5	La Briosa	1984.06.24	Plaza de Toros Joselito Huerta	^[31]
	6	Lola Gonzalez	1984.07.01	El Toreo de Naucalpan	^[32]
	7	La Briosa	1984.07.11	Celaya	^[33]
	8	Estela Molina	1984.07.15	Arena Querétaro	^[34]
12	Jaguar Yokota	Pantera Surena	1984.09.17	Tokyo
	1	Pantera Surena	1985.03.21	Toreo de Cuatro Caminos	^[35]
13	Lola Gonzalez [3]	Jaguar Yokota	1985.04.14	Toreo de Cuatro Caminos	^[36]
	1	Jaguar Yokota	1985.04.20	Arena Isabel de Cuernavaca	^[37]
	2	Jaguar Yokota	1985.05.01	Arena Naucalpan	^[38]
	3	Reyna Gallegos	1985.09.12	Arena Aficion	^[39]
14	Pantera Surena [2]	Lola Gonzalez	?	?
	1	Rossy Moreno	1985.11.22	Arena Neza	^[40]
	2	Lola Gonzalez	1986.02.09	Toreo de Cuatro Caminos	^[41]
	3	Lola Gonzalez	1986.04.24	Arena Isabel de Cuernavaca	^[42]
14	Lola Gonzalez [4]	Pantera Surena	?	?
	4	Jaki Sato	1986.11.16	El Toreo de Naucalpan	^[43]
15	Shinobu Kandori	Lola Gonzalez	1986.12.23	Tokyo
championship vacant around July 1987 when Kandori leaves promotion
decision match for vacant championship
16	Lola Gonzalez [5]	Harley Saito	1987.10.10	Tokyo
	1	La Marquesa	1988.07.03	Arena Ecatepec	^[44]
	2	La Broisa	1988.07.17	Arena Altavilla, Mexico City
	3 (DDQ)	Monster Ripper	1988.12.06	Fukuoka, Japan
	4	La Monster	1989.04.01	Arena Xochimilco	^[45]
	5	Zuleyma	1989.04.30	Plaza de Toros Valente Arellano, Torreón, Coahuila	^[46]
	6	La Monster	1989.08.09	Arena Coliseo Acapulco	^[47]
	7	Pantera Surena	1989.08.18	Arena Mexico	^[48]
	8	Rossy Moreno	1989.11.07	Arena Coliseo	^[49]
	9	Tania	1989.12.14	Palacio de los Deportes, Iztacalco, Distrito Federal	^[50]
	10	Rossy Moreno	1990.08.25	Arena Xochimilco	^[51]
	11	Maria del Angel	1990.10.13	Pista Arena Revolucion
	12	La Diabólica	1991.02.03	Pista Arena Revolucion	^[52]
17	Zuleyma	Lola Gonzalez	1991.02.23	Pista Arena Revolucion
	1	Lola Gonzalez	1991.04.11	Juarez
	2	Maria Del Angel	1991.05.12	Pista Arena Revolucion
	3	La Diabolica	1991.05.24	Arena Naucalpan	^[53]
	4	Lola Gonzalez	1991.05.29	Plaza De Toros El Cortijo
	5	Martha Villalobos	1991.06.02	Arena Coliseo DF
	6	Neftali	1991.06.23	Arena Azteca, Mexico City
	7	Maria Del Angel	1991.07.14	Pista Arena Revolucion	^[54]
	8	Lola Gonzalez	1991.07.16	Cuautitlan
	9	Martha Villalobos	1991.08.10	Arena Cupatitzio, Uruapan
	10	Lady Star	1991.08.18	Pista Arena Revolucion	^[55]
	11	Martha Villalobos	1991.12.15	Pista Arena Revolucion
18	Miss Janeth	Zuleyma	2001.09.07	Nuevo Leon
19	Ayako Hamada	Miss Janeth	2002.03.08	Nuevo Leon
20	Miss Janeth [2]	Ayako Hamada	2002.??.??	?
	1	Princesa Sujei	2004.07.05	Arena Cuatro Caminos Nuevo Laredo
	2	Yuca la Potranquita	2015.02.21	Deportivo Benito Juarez


title change
successful title defense
championship matches which were announced, but results were not found

Sources:

Gallery of Champions

Vickie Williams, 1st, 3rd, & 5th Champion

Gallery of Title Belts

1st Belt

Sources

Wrestling-Titles.com

Universal Wrestling Association Championships
Official: Heavy (Dr. Wagner Jr.)
Outlaw: Light (Kato Kung Lee Jr.), Junior Light Heavy (Diluvio Negro II)
Now in Japan: Welter, Middle, Junior Heavy, Tag, Trios,
Defunct: Feather, Light Heavy, Women, International Women, Women Junior, Women's Tag,
Associated: WWF Light Heavy

[1] Box Y Lucha 1411 tells a story about Williams defeating Moolah for the new title in the US and immediately being signed to appear in Mexico; this appears to be a fictional origin story to give her and the title credibility. Halcon 405 lists the 12.09 match as the start date, though magazines at the time had it as a defense

[2] Matt Farmer

[3] Matt Farmer

[4] Box y Lucha 1420

[5] Puebla arena; Arena 1119

[6] Arena 119

[7] Lucha Libre 847

[8] Halcon 414

[9] Box Y Lucha 1436

[10] SuperLuchas, Box y Lucha 1437

[11] KO 1417

[12] KO 1421

[13] Box y Lucha 1463

[14] Box y Lucha 1467, Box y Lucha 1468

[15] SuperLuchas

[16] Matt Farmer

[17] Halcon Mensual 6

[18] Halcon Mensual 6

[19] Halcon Mensual 6

[20] Halcon Mensual 7

[21] Halcon Mensual 7

[22] uchablog photolog (2013-09-17 18.08.41)

[23] Halcon Mensual 8

[24] Halcon Mensual 8

[25] Box y Lucha 1553, Combates 360

[26] Box y Lucha 1556, Combates 360, SL478

[27] Lebell program; could be the title change?

[28] SuperLuchas

[29] Halcon 626

[30] Box y Lucha 1642

[31] Box y Lucha 1644

[32] Combates 455, Halcon 635, Matt Farmer

[33] Halcon 638

[34] Halcon 638

[35] Halcon 674

[36] Arena 1390, Arena 1391, Box y Lucha 1697, Combates 511

[37] uchablog photolog (2013-09-17 17.52.43)

[38] Box y Lucha 1689

[39] Box y Lucha 1707

[40] Box y Lucha 1717

[41] Box y Lucha 1728, Lucha Libre 1152

[42] Box y Lucha 1738

[43] uchablog photolog (20130916_020530), name spelling as shown in lineup

[44] Box y Lucha 1850

[45] Box y Lucha 1889

[46] El Siglo de Torreon 1989-04-30

[47] Box y Lucha 1909; a draw

[48] Box Y Lucha, Box y Lucha 1909

[49] Box y Lucha 1921

[50] Matt Farmer, Box y Lucha 1925

[51] Box y Lucha 1960

[52] Box y Lucha 1984

[53] Box y Lucha 1997

[54] Box y Lucha 2004

[55] Box y Lucha 2010

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UWA World Women's Championship

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Champions Listing

Gallery of Champions

Gallery of Title Belts

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