WWE Title History

WWE bought the rights to Fabulous Moolah's Women's Championship in 1984, officially establishing it as their first WWE Women's Championship. Held by women such as the aforementioned Fabulous Moolah, as well as Wendi Richter, Alundra Blayze, Jacqueline, Sable, Trish Stratus, Lita, and Michelle McCool, the title has long had a tradition of being the pinnacle of success for women’s wrestling. And now, the women of today hit harder, move faster, and have claimed their own spots at the top of many cards in WWE. Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, Bayley, Sasha Banks, and Alexa Bliss were some of the forerunners in the women's evolution of wrestling in the WWE, each becoming multi-time champions in their own right. Now, it is up to the ladies of today to make sure that they claim even more ground in the fight to make this sport one for all genders to enjoy equally.

Established on June 3, 1971, the WWE World Tag Team Championship served as the only title for tag teams in the promotion, though eventually the separation of brands established both a Raw and SmackDown version of the championships. With the purchase of the WWE by Stephanie McMahon and Triple H in 2024, the titles have once again been merged into the WWE Tag Team Championships. Formerly held by teams such as The Blackjacks, The Wild Samoans, The Hardy Boyz, The Dudley Boyz and Edge & Christian, WWE is now searching for the next generation of great tag teams to continue the legacy of these historic titles.