World Heavyweight Championship (WIW)
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The '''World Heavyweight Championship''' was a [[Professional Wrestling (WIW)|professional wrestling]] [[Championship (WIW professional wrestling)#World championships|world heavyweight championship]] owned by [[World Incorporated Wrestling|WIW]]. It was one of two top championships in WIW, complementing the WIW Championship. It was established under the ''[[WIW Rage|Dynasty]]'' (at the time) brand in 2002, after ''Dynasty'' and ''[[WWE ShowDown|Turbo]]'' (at the time) became distinct [[WIW Brand Extension|brands under WIW]], and moved between both brands on different occasions (mainly as a result of the [[WIW Draft|WIW draft]]) until August 29, 2011 when all programming became full roster "supershows". The World Heavyweight Championship was retired on December 15, 2013 when it was unified with the WIW Championship, which was renamed the [[WIW World Heavyweight Championship]], continuing the lineage of the WIW title. | The '''World Heavyweight Championship''' was a [[Professional Wrestling (WIW)|professional wrestling]] [[Championship (WIW professional wrestling)#World championships|world heavyweight championship]] owned by [[World Incorporated Wrestling|WIW]]. It was one of two top championships in WIW, complementing the WIW Championship. It was established under the ''[[WIW Rage|Dynasty]]'' (at the time) brand in 2002, after ''Dynasty'' and ''[[WWE ShowDown|Turbo]]'' (at the time) became distinct [[WIW Brand Extension|brands under WIW]], and moved between both brands on different occasions (mainly as a result of the [[WIW Draft|WIW draft]]) until August 29, 2011 when all programming became full roster "supershows". The World Heavyweight Championship was retired on December 15, 2013 when it was unified with the WIW Championship, which was renamed the [[WIW World Heavyweight Championship]], continuing the lineage of the WIW title. | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[WIW World Heavyweight Championship]] | *[[WIW World Heavyweight Championship]] | ||
| - | *[[WIW Heavyweight Championship|Meltdown Heavyweight Championship]] | + | *[[WIW Meltdown Heavyweight Championship|Meltdown Heavyweight Championship]] |
==References== | ==References== | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 22:20, 6 April 2016
| World Heavyweight Championship | |
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| Date established | 2002 |
| Date retired | December 16, 2013 |
| Promotion | WIW |
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The World Heavyweight Championship was a professional wrestling world heavyweight championship owned by WIW. It was one of two top championships in WIW, complementing the WIW Championship. It was established under the Dynasty (at the time) brand in 2002, after Dynasty and Turbo (at the time) became distinct brands under WIW, and moved between both brands on different occasions (mainly as a result of the WIW draft) until August 29, 2011 when all programming became full roster "supershows". The World Heavyweight Championship was retired on December 15, 2013 when it was unified with the WIW Championship, which was renamed the WIW World Heavyweight Championship, continuing the lineage of the WIW title.
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History
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Creation
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- Main article: List of World Heavyweight Champions (WIW)
