WWE officially Retires 24/7 Championship: WWE removes the 24/7 Championship from its list of active titles
The latest episode of Monday Night RAW got quite a bit of attention from fans surrounding the WWE 24/7 Championship. In a sudden head-to-head matchup.
Nikki Cross defeated Dana Brooke to capture this title shortly before throwing it into a backstage trash can.This fact caused multiple.
Unknowns and doubts about the future of this belt. The most accurate is that the moment was an end point for the title, which has been.
Supported thanks to the latest WWE.com update. The company’s website listed the WWE 24/7 Championship as “deactivated” in a listing that.
Features other company belts. This fact could be the end of a title that came into circulation on May 20, 2019 on Monday Night RAW.
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Mick Foley presented the title as a successor to the WWE Hardcore Championship, maintaining the classic rule that it can be disputed.
Anytime, anywhere as long as a referee certifies the change. Titus O’Neil, Robert Roode and R-Truth were the first to win it respectively.
With the latter holding records for the most ostentation (53) and accumulated days of reign (415). Another name to note is that of Reggie, who took the longest.
Consecutive reign of the belt (112 days). The 24/7 Championship has had the distinction of being held by male and female superstars alike.
But it has also been held by legends of the past, employees outside the ring, and even non-WWE celebrities. Among his 196 reigns are names.
Like Marshmello, Rob Gronkowski, Bad Bunny, Doug Flutie and Enes Kanter came to own this belt at some point. Other champions like.
The Gobbledy Gooker or Santa Claus defined the most humorous aspect of this belt.
