Originally created on: 2024-11-02 11:18:57
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At the top of American professional wrestling's hierarchy in All Elite Wrestling (AEW), lies the AEW World Championship, held by Jon Moxley. This captivating championship has seen several titanic battles and pivotal moments that have defined AEW’s history. Let us delve into the world of AEW titles and their champions to understand how they've shaped the company's landscape.
The pinnacle of AEW professional wrestling, as of October 13, 2024, rests with Jon Moxley. This record-setting four-time champion has held the title for nearly two years following his victory over Bryan Danielson at WrestleDream on October 12, 2024. His reign is unparalleled in AEW history, lasting an impressive 346 days—a record-breaking achievement.
Before Moxley's dominance, Chris Jericho was the inaugural champion of the AEW World Championship, unveiling it on May 25, 2019. Since then, Jon Moxley has not only solidified his status but also surpassed Chris Jericho in terms of reign duration.
As of now, there are no other champions to challenge for this title. However, the path to the AEW World Championship is a testament to the diverse talent and passionate storylines that make up AEW’s wrestling universe.
The secondary titles in AEW, like the TNT Championship, are equally significant. It was introduced on July 13, 2019, and has seen notable champions such as Kenny Omega, who won it after defeating Jon Moxley at Dynamite: Winter Is Coming.
The AEW International Championship has also seen its fair share of action, with wrestlers from different backgrounds bringing their unique stories to the spotlight. Its introduction occurred on April 7, 2019, and many champions have graced this title’s reigns.
Another notable championship is the AEW Continental Championship, which has had various successful reigns including those of Kenny Omega and Rey Fenix. The Continental Championship was established on February 24, 2019, offering a platform for wrestlers to showcase their raw power and skill.
In contrast to the male-centric world championships, AEW also offers a championship for women. This title was introduced in June 18, 2019, and has seen Rhio as its inaugural champion before Mariah May took over her reign.
As of this writing, Mariah May holds the AEW Women's World Championship with her first reign. She won the championship in October 2024 at a special event, showcasing the dynamic nature of women's wrestling within AEW.
Wrestling fans from around the globe have been captivated by these titles and their champions. The victories and reigns often lead to passionate discussions and predictions about who will be next in line for these prestigious belts. Fans eagerly anticipate each new match, believing that a fresh chapter is always on its way.
The fan base’s excitement has only grown as AEW continues to redefine the professional wrestling industry with their innovative storylines and high-energy performances. Each championship win or loss leaves an indelible mark in AEW history, setting the stage for future champions to build upon these foundations.
The current champions of AEW's male titles—Jon Moxley at the AEW World Championship, Kenny Omega at the TNT Championship, and Chris Jericho’s legacy through his reign—are just a few examples of how this promotion has set itself apart. These individuals have not only earned their spots but also elevated the status of AEW in the wrestling world.
As the company continues to evolve and attract more fans, these championship belts will undoubtedly continue to play pivotal roles in shaping AEW’s future. The journey of these champions is one that promises even greater storylines and battles to come—leaving fans eager for every new chapter in AEW’s rich history.
[1] Data from CAGEMATCH.net
Tags: AEW Championships, Jon Moxley, Chris Jericho, TNT Championship, International Championship, Continental Championship, Women's World Championship, AEW History, Wrestlers' Reigns, Fan Engagement, aew
Author: AlexanderVengeance
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