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| National Wrestling Alliance | ( | 1950s | - | 1984 | ) |
| World Wrestling Federation | ( | 1984 | - | 1990 | ) |
| Josie Wahlford | 1890s | |
| Known as the first women's champion; Alice Williams also claims the title probably around the same time. | ||
| Laura Bennett | 1900s | |
| Hazel Parker claims the title around 1906 in Chicago, IL. | ||
| Mary Harris | 07 | |
| Laura Bennett [2] | 09 | |
| In Russia, Masha Poddubnaya claims the title six times before 10. | ||
| Cora Livingstone | 10/10 | Kansas City , MO |
| Or 11 or 13; has started claimg the title as of 08/01; still/again champion in 19; retires in 25. | ||
| Ruby Allen | 31/04< | |
| Claims the title at least until 34; billed as the "claimant of the 145-pound title" as of 34/03 in Spokane, WA. | ||
| Clara Mortenson | 32 | |
| Defeats Barbara Ware according to some reports. | ||
| Mildred Burke | 37/01/28 | Chattanooga, TN |
| Clara Mortenson [2] | 37/02/11 | Chattanooga, TN |
| Mildred Burke [2] | 37/04< | |
| Betty Nichols | 38/11/18 | Columbus, OH |
| Mildred Burke [3] | 38/12/01 | Columbus, OH |
| Officially recognized by NWA between 50 and 53; founds the World Women's Wrestling Association in California in early 50s with herself as WWWA World champion. | ||
See WWWA World Title.
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| June Byers | 53/06 | Baltimore, MD |
| Wins a 13-woman world championship tournament; wrestles Burke on 54/08/20 in Atlanta, GA, but the commission stops the match, strips Burke of the title, and awards it to Byers; Burke continues to defend WWWA World Title until her retirement in 56; Daisy Mae is also billed as champion in Charleston, WV around 56/02. | ||
| Penny Banner | 61/08/26 | Angola, IN |
| Defeats Theresa Theis in tournament final to be recognized by American Wrestling Alliance when NWA champion Byers no-shows the scheduled title defense against Banner; vacant in 64; Byers also continues to claim her title until her retirement in 64/01. | ||
| Jennetta Collins # | 56/08/28< | |
| Billed as champion in Baltimore, MD. | ||
| Slave Girl Moolah/Fabulous Moolah | 56/09/18 | Baltimore, MD |
| Defeats Judy Grable in the final of a tournemant in which Collins also participates; billed as NWA champion by some member promoters after June Byers retires in 64; Penny Banner also continues to claim her title until 64. | ||
| Betty Boucher | 66/09/17 | Seattle, WA |
| Fabulous Moolah [2] | 66/09 | |
| Yukiko Tomoe | 68/03/10 | Osaka, JPN |
| Fabulous Moolah [3] | 68/04/02 | Hamamatsu, JPN |
| Susan Green * | 75 | Dallas, TX |
| Fabulous Moolah * | 75 | Texas |
| Evelyn Stevens | 78/10/08 | Dallas, TX |
| Fabulous Moolah [4] | 78/10/10 | Ft. Worth, TX |
| WWF withdraws from NWA in 83 and buys the right of the women's world titles from Moolah in 84; Moolah is recognized exclusively as a WWF champion; NWA World Title is reinstated in 87. | ||
| Wendi Richter | 84/07/23 | New York, NY |
| Leilani Kai | 85/02/18 | New York, NY |
| Wendi Richter [2] | 85/03/31 | New York, NY |
| Fabulous Moolah [5] | 85/11/25 | New York, NY |
| Wins title as masked Spider Lady, unmasks after the match. | ||
| Velvet McIntyre | 86/07/03 | Brisbane, AUS |
| Fabulous Moolah [6] | 86/07/09 | Sydney, AUS |
| Sherri Martel | 87/07/24 | Houston, TX |
| Rockin' Robin | 88/10/07 | Paris, FRA |
| Title retired in 90; WWF World Title is reinstated in 93. | ||
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