WIW World Heavyweight Championship

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The '''WIW World Heavyweight Championship''' is a professional wrestling world heavyweight championship in [[World Incorporated Wrestling|WIW]]. It is the primary title of the [[WIW Wednesday Night Dynasty|Dynasty]] brand and one of two in WIW, formerly complementing the [[World Heavyweight Championship (WIW)|World Heavyweight Championship]] of the [[WIW Saturday Night Turbo|Turbo]] brand until 2013 when the World Heavyweight Championship and WIW Championship were unified, the third show was the [[WIW Meltdown Heavyweight Championship|WIW Heavyweight Championship]] of the [[WIW Tuesday Night Meltdown|Meltdown]] brand. It was established under the Dynasty brand in 1999, after Dynasty and Turbo became distinct brands under WIW, and has moved between both brands on different occasions, mainly as a result of the [[WIW Draft]], in 2014 the WIW Championship and World Heavyweight Championship were unified into the WIW World Heavyweight Championship.
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The '''WIW World Heavyweight Championship''' is a [[Championship (WIW professional wrestling)#World championships|world heavyweight championship]] created and promoted by the [[Internet (WIW professional wrestling)|Internet]] [[Professional Wrestling Promotion (WIW)|professional wrestling promotion]] [[World Incorporated Wrestling|WIW]]. The championship was established by the then-[[History of WIW#World Incorporated Wrestling|World Incorporated Wrestling]] (WIW) on 1999. The title is currently held by [[Martin McAlmond (WIW)|Martin McAlmond]], who is in his fourth reign.
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It is the oldest championship currently active in the promotion, and is presented as being the most prestigious title in WIW, with many matches for the title having headlined [[Internet Pay-Per-View|internet pay-per-view]] (iPPV) events – including WIW's signature PPV event [[WIW WrestleMania|SuperBrawl]].
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For the period between 2003 and 2013, the title was one of three world titles in WIW, along with the [[World Heavyweight Championship (WIW)|World Heavyweight Championship]] and [[WIW Heavyweight Championship|MD Heavyweight Championship]] (2006−2010). But following the decommissioning of the Meltdown title, and unification with the World Heavyweight title, it is once again promoted as WIW's sole primary championship.
==History==
==History==

Revision as of 15:20, 28 December 2015

WIW World Heavyweight Championship
Details
Current champion(s) Martin McAlmond
Date won April 1, 2015
Date established 1999
Promotion WIW
Other name(s)
  • WIW Heavyweight Championship (1999-2001)
  • WIW World Championship (2001-2004)
  • WIW Championship (2004-2013)
  • WIW World Heavyweight Championship (2013-present)
Statistics

The WIW World Heavyweight Championship is a world heavyweight championship created and promoted by the Internet professional wrestling promotion WIW. The championship was established by the then-World Incorporated Wrestling (WIW) on 1999. The title is currently held by Martin McAlmond, who is in his fourth reign.

It is the oldest championship currently active in the promotion, and is presented as being the most prestigious title in WIW, with many matches for the title having headlined internet pay-per-view (iPPV) events – including WIW's signature PPV event SuperBrawl.

For the period between 2003 and 2013, the title was one of three world titles in WIW, along with the World Heavyweight Championship and MD Heavyweight Championship (2006−2010). But following the decommissioning of the Meltdown title, and unification with the World Heavyweight title, it is once again promoted as WIW's sole primary championship.

Contents

History

Origin

Creation

Brand designation

Title reunification

On December 15, 2013 at the Countdown to Destruction pay-per-view, WIW Champion Kevin McAlmond defeated the World Heavyweight Championship Martin McAlmond, Colton Sherley and Brian Eicholtz in a Tables, Ladders, & Chairs Electrified Hell in a Cell match to unify the titles. With that the WWE Championship was renamed WIW World Heavyweight Championship. The unified championship retained the lineage of the WIW Championship.

Belt design

Reigns

Main Article: List of WIW World Heavyweight Champions

References

External links

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