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Here is the full list of All-Time UFC Men's Featherweight Champions.## 136 to 145 lb (61 to 66 kg)## Prior to the UFC-WEC merger, José Aldo was the WEC Featherweight Champion. Aldo was awarded the inaugural UFC Featherweight Championship on November 20, 2010, at UFC 123 in a ceremony prior to the event.## All-Time UFC Featherweight Champions No.ChampionEventReign(total) Just prior to UFC 123, the WEC champion was named inaugural UFC champion after WEC merged with UFC 1. José Aldo UFC 123 1,848 days 2. Conor McGregor UFC 194 350 days McGregor was stripped of the title on November 26, 2016, 14 days after winning the lightweight title 3. Max Holloway UFC 212 925 days 4. Alexander Volkanovski UFC 245 457 days(incumbent) ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk For More Updates....

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Here is the full list of All-Time UFC Lightweight champions.## 146 to 155 lb (66 to 70 kg)## The Lightweight Championship was known as the Bantamweight Championship prior to UFC 31 (May 4, 2001). The Strikeforce Lightweight Championship was unified (perhaps unofficially) with the UFC Lightweight Championship on April 20, 2013, when Ben Henderson defeated Gilbert Melendez at UFC on Fox: Henderson vs. Melendez.## All-Time UFC Lightweight Champions ChampionEventReign(total) Jens Pulver UFC 30 393 days Stripped of the title when he left the UFC due to a contract dispute Sean Sherk UFC 64 420 days Stripped of the title after testing positive for anabolic steroids B.J. Penn UFC 80 812 days Frankie Edgar UFC 112 687 days Ben Henderson UFC 144 552 days Anthony Pettis UFC 164 560 days Rafael dos Anjos UFC 185 481 days Eddie Alvarez UFC Fight Night: dos Anjos vs. Alvarez 128 days Conor McGregor UFC 205 511 days Stripped of their titles on April 7, 2018, due to inactivity and injury Khabib Nurmagomedov UFC 223 1077 days Nurmagomedov announced his retirement on October 24, 2020 Charles Oliveira UFC 262 1 days(incumbent) ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk For More Updates...

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Here is the full list of all-time UFC Welterweight Champions.## 156 to 170 lb (71 to 77 kg)## The Welterweight Championship was known as the Lightweight Championship prior to UFC 31 (May 4, 2001).## All-Time UFC Welterweight Champions No.ChampionEventReign(total) 1. Pat Miletich UFC Brazil 931 days 2. Carlos Newton UFC 31 183 days 3. Matt Hughes UFC 34 820 days 4. B.J. Penn UFC 46 107 days 5. Matt Hughes (2) UFC 50 757 days(1,577 days) 6. Georges St-Pierre UFC 65 140 days 7. Matt Serra UFC 69 378 days 8. Georges St-Pierre (2) UFC 83 2,064 days(2,204 days) Georges St-Pierre vacated the title on December 13, 2013, when he decided to take time off 9. Johny Hendricks UFC 171 266 days 10. Robbie Lawler UFC 181 602 days 11. Tyron Woodley UFC 201 945 days Covington was stripped of the interim title on September 8, 2018, due to injury 12. Kamaru Usman UFC 235 744 days(incumbent) ##

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Here is the full list of All-Time UFC Flyweight Champions.## 116 to 125 lb (53 to 57 kg)## Demetrious Johnson defeated Joseph Benavidez on September 22, 2012, at UFC 152 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in the finale of a four-man tournament for the inaugural title.## All-Time UFC Flyweight Champions No.ChampionEventReign(total) 1. Demetrious Johnson UFC 152 2,142 days 2. Henry Cejudo UFC 227 574 days Cejudo vacated his title to focus on defending the bantamweight title 3. Deiveson Figueiredo UFC Fight Night: Figueiredo vs. Benavidez 2 328 days 3. Brandon Moreno UFC 263 1 day(incumbent) ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk For More Updates...

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Here is the full list of All-Time UFC Middleweight Champions.## 171 to 185 lb (78 to 84 kg)## The Pride World Welterweight Championship (183 lb) was unified with the UFC Middleweight Championship on March 1, 2008, when Anderson Silva defeated Dan Henderson at UFC 82.## All-Time UFC Middleweight Champions No.ChampionEventReign(total) 1. Dave Menne UFC 33 105 days 2. Murilo Bustamante UFC 35 267 days Bustamante was stripped of the title on October 5, 2002, when he left the UFC for Pride 3. Evan Tanner UFC 51 119 days 4. Rich Franklin UFC 53 497 days 5. Anderson Silva UFC 64 2,457 days 6. Chris Weidman UFC 162 889 days 7. Luke Rockhold UFC 194 175 days 8. Michael Bisping UFC 199 518 days 9. Georges St-Pierre UFC 217 33 days St-Pierre vacated the title on December 7, 2017, due to ulcerative colitis 10. Robert Whittaker UFC 213 660 days 11. Israel Adesanya UFC 243 526 days(incumbent) ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk For More Updates...

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Here is the full list of All-Time UFC Light Heavyweight Champions.## 186 to 205 lb (84 to 93 kg)## The Light Heavyweight Championship was known as the Middleweight Championship prior to UFC 31 (May 4, 2001). The Pride World Middleweight Championship (209.4 lb) was unified with the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship on September 8, 2007, when Quinton Jackson defeated Dan Henderson at UFC 75.## All-Time UFC Light Heavyweight Champions No.ChampionEventReign(total) 1. Frank Shamrock UFC Japan 703 days Shamrock vacated the title on November 24, 1999, when he retired from the UFC, citing a lack of competition 2. Tito Ortiz UFC 25 1,260 days 3. Randy Couture UFC 44 127 days 4. Vitor Belfort UFC 46 203 days 5. Randy Couture UFC 49 238 days(365 days) 6. Chuck Liddell UFC 52 770 days 7. Quinton Jackson UFC 71 406 days 8. Forrest Griffin UFC 86 175 days 9. Rashad Evans UFC 92 147 days 10. Lyoto Machida UFC 98 350 days 11. Maurício Rua UFC 113 315 days 12. Jon Jones UFC 128 1,501 days Jones was stripped of the title on April 28, 2015, due to his involvement and arrest in a felony hit-and-run 13. Daniel Cormier UFC 187 1,315 days Cormier vacated the title on December 28, 2018, 174 days after winning the heavyweight title 14. Jon Jones (2) UFC 232 597 days(2,098 days) Cormier vacated the title on December 28, 2018, 174 days after winning the heavyweight title 15. Jan Błachowicz UFC 253 169 days(incumbent) ##

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Here is the full list of All-Time UFC Heavyweight Champions.## 206 to 265 lb (93 to 120 kg)## The UFC Superfight Championship was unified with the UFC Tournament Championship to determine the inaugural UFC Heavyweight Champion on February 7, 1997, when Mark Coleman defeated Dan Severn at UFC 12. ## All-Time UFC Heavyweight Champions No.ChampionEventReign(total) 1. Mark Coleman UFC 12 170 days 2. Maurice Smith UFC 14 147 days 3. Randy Couture UFC Japan — Stripped of the title in January 1998, Due to a contract dispute 4. Bas Rutten UFC 20 — Vacated the title in June 1999 after retiring due to training injuries 5. Kevin Randleman UFC 23 364 days 6. Randy Couture (2) UFC 28 490 days 7. Josh Barnett UFC 36 126 days Stripped of the title after testing positive for anabolic steroids in a post-fight drug test 8. Ricco Rodriguez UFC 39 154 days 9. Tim Sylvia UFC 41 229 days Stripped of the title after testing positive for anabolic steroids in a post-fight drug test 10. Frank Mir UFC 48 419 days Stripped of the title due to the inactivity after sustaining injury in a road accident 11. Andrei Arlovski — 246 days 12. Tim Sylvia UFC 59 322 days (551 days) 13. Randy Couture UFC 68 623 days(1,113+ days) 14. Brock Lesnar UFC 91 707 days 15. Cain Velasquez UFC 121 385 days 16. Junior dos Santos UFC on Fox: Velasquez vs. dos Santos 413 days 17. Cain Velasquez UFC 155 896 days(1,281 days) 18. Fabrício Werdum UFC 188 336 days 19. Stipe Miocic UFC 198 785 days 20. Daniel Cormier UFC 226 407 days 21. Stipe Miocic UFC 241 589 days(1,374 days) 22. Francis Ngannou UFC 260 22 days(Incumbent) ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk For More Updates...

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Here is the full list of all WWE United States Champions.## The WWE United States Championship was originally created in 1975 as the NWA United States Heavyweight Championship. It was one of several regional championships promoted by the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA). In 1985, the NWA granted exclusive rights to the championship to Jim Crockett Promotions, which was later acquired by Ted Turner and renamed World Championship Wrestling (WCW).## In 2001, WWE purchased WCW and its assets, including the United States Championship. WWE renamed the title the WCW United States Championship and defended it on the WCW brand until November 2001, when it unified the WCW United States Championship and WWF Intercontinental Championship into a single title called the Undisputed WWF Championship.## In July 2003, WWE reactivated the United States Championship as the WWE United States Championship. It has since become one of WWE's most prestigious secondary championships. The championship has been defended by some of the biggest names in WWE history, including Ric Flair, Lex Luger, Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Eddie Guerrero, Booker T, John Cena, and Randy Orton.## The United States Championship is currently defended on the SmackDown brand. Logan Paul is the current champion, having defeated Rey Mysterio at Crown Jewel on November 4, 2023. ## WWE United States Champions No. Champion Date Event Reign 1 Harley Race January 1, 1975 House show 1 2 Johnny Valentine July 3, 1975 House show 1 — Vacated October 4, 1975 — — 3 Terry Funk November 9, 1975 House show 1 4 Paul Jones November 27, 1975 House show 1 5 Blackjack Mulligan March 13, 1976 House show 1 6 Paul Jones October 16, 1976 House show 2 — Blackjack Mulligan November 28, 1976 House show 2 — Paul Jones December 9, 1976 House show 3 7 Blackjack Mulligan December 15, 1976 House show 2(3) 8 Bobo Brazil July 7, 1977 House show 1 9 Ric Flair July 29, 1977 House show 1 10 Ricky Steamboat October 21, 1977 House show 1 11 Blackjack Mulligan January 1, 1978 House show 3(4) 12 Mr. Wrestling March 19, 1978 House show 1 13 Ric Flair April 9, 1978 House show 2 14 Ricky Steamboat December 17, 1978 House show 2 15 Ric Flair April 1, 1979 House show 3 — Vacated August 12, 1979 — — 16 Jimmy Snuka September 1, 1979 House show 1 17 Ric Flair April 19, 1980 House show 4 † Greg Valentine July 26, 1980 House show 1 † Ric Flair November 24, 1980 House show 5 18 Roddy Piper January 27, 1981 House show 1 19 Wahoo McDaniel August 8, 1981 House show 1 — Vacated September 8, 1981 — — 20 Sgt. Slaughter October 4, 1981 House show 1 21 Wahoo McDaniel May 21, 1982 House show 2 22 Sgt. Slaughter June 7, 1982 House show 2 23 Wahoo McDaniel August 22, 1982 House show 3 24 Greg Valentine November 4, 1982 House show 1(2) 25 Roddy Piper April 16, 1983 House show 2 26 Greg Valentine April 30, 1983 House show 2(3) 27 Dick Slater December 14, 1983 House show 1 28 Ricky Steamboat April 21, 1984 House show 3 29 Wahoo McDaniel June 24, 1984 House show 4 — Vacated July 1, 1984 — — 30 Wahoo McDaniel October 7, 1984 House show 5 31 Magnum T. A. March 23, 1985 Worldwide Wrestling 1 32 Tully Blanchard July 21, 1985 House show 1 33 Magnum T. A. November 28, 1985 Starrcade 2 — Vacated May 29, 1986 — — 34 Nikita Koloff August 17, 1986 House show 1 35 Lex Luger July 11, 1987 Great American Bash 1 36 Dusty Rhodes November 26, 1987 Starrcade 1 — Vacated April 9, 1988 — — 37 Barry Windham May 13, 1988 House show 1 38 Lex Luger February 20, 1989 Chi-Town Rumble 2 39 Michael Hayes May 7, 1989 WrestleWar 1 40 Lex Luger May 22, 1989 House show 3 41 Stan Hansen October 27, 1990 Halloween Havoc 1 42 Lex Luger December 16, 1990 Starrcade 4 — Vacated July 14, 1991 The Great American Bash — 43 Sting August 25, 1991 House show 1 44 Rick Rude November 19, 1991 Clash of the Champions XVII 1 — Vacated December 1, 1992 — — 45 Dustin Rhodes January 11, 1993 Saturday Night 1 — Vacated May 29, 1993 WCW Saturday Night — 46 Dustin Rhodes August 30, 1993 Saturday Night 2 47 Steve Austin December 27, 1993 Starrcade '93: 10th Anniversary 1 48 Ricky Steamboat August 24, 1994 Clash of the Champions XXVIII 4 49 Steve Austin September 18, 1994 Fall Brawl 1994: War Games 2 50 Jim Duggan September 18, 1994 Fall Brawl 1994: War Games 1 51 Vader December 27, 1994 Starrcade 1 — Vacated March 25, 1995 Saturday Night — 52 Sting June 18, 1995 The Great American Bash 2 53 Kensuke Sasaki November 13, 1995 WCW World in Japan 1 79 Chris Benoit December 19, 1999 Starrcade 2 80 Jeff Jarrett December 20, 1999 Nitro 2 — Vacated January 16, 2000 Souled Out — 81 Jeff Jarrett January 17, 2000 Nitro 3 — Vacated April 10, 2000 Nitro — 82 Scott Steiner April 16, 2000 Spring Stampede 2 — Vacated July 9, 2000 Bash at the Beach — 83 Lance Storm July 18, 2000 Nitro 1 84 Terry Funk September 22, 2000 House show 2 85 Lance Storm September 23, 2000 House show 2 86 Gen. Rection October 29, 2000 Halloween Havoc 1 87 Lance Storm November 10, 2000 Nitro 3 88 Gen. Rection November 26, 2000 Mayhem 2 89 Shane Douglas January 14, 2001 Sin 1 90 Rick Steiner February 5, 2001 Nitro 1 91 Booker T March 18, 2001 Greed 1 92 Chris Kanyon July 24, 2001 SmackDown! 1 93 Tajiri September 10, 2001 Raw 1 94 Rhyno September 23, 2001 Unforgiven 1 95 Kurt Angle October 22, 2001 Raw 1 96 Edge November 12, 2001 Raw 1 — Unified November 18, 2001 Survivor Series — 97 Eddie Guerrero July 27, 2003 Vengeance 2 98 Big Show October 19, 2003 No Mercy 1 99 John Cena March 14, 2004 WrestleMania XX 1 — Vacated July 6, 2004 SmackDown! — 100 Booker T July 27, 2004 SmackDown! 2 101 John Cena October 3, 2004 No Mercy 2 102 Carlito Caribbean Cool October 5, 2004 SmackDown! 1 103 John Cena November 16, 2004 SmackDown! 3 104 Orlando Jordan March 1, 2005 SmackDown! 1 105 Chris Benoit August 21, 2005 SummerSlam 3 106 Booker T October 18, 2005 SmackDown! 3 — Vacated November 22, 2005 SmackDown! — 107 Booker T January 10, 2006 SmackDown! 4 108 Chris Benoit February 19, 2006 No Way Out 4 109 John "Bradshaw" Layfield April 2, 2006 WrestleMania 22 1 110 Bobby Lashley May 23, 2006 SmackDown! 1 111 Finlay July 11, 2006 SmackDown! 1 112 Mr. Kennedy August 29, 2006 SmackDown! 1 113 Chris Benoit October 10, 2006 SmackDown! 5 114 Montel Vontavious Porter May 20, 2007 Judgment Day 1 115 Matt Hardy April 27, 2008 Backlash 1 116 Shelton Benjamin July 20, 2008 The Great American Bash 1 117 Montel Vontavious Porter March 17, 2009 SmackDown 2 118 Kofi Kingston June 1, 2009 Raw 1 119 The Miz October 5, 2009 Raw 1 120 Bret Hart May 17, 2010 Raw 5 121 R-Truth May 24, 2010 Raw 1 122 The Miz June 14, 2010 Raw 2 123 Daniel Bryan September 19, 2010 Night of Champions 1 124 Sheamus March 14, 2011 Raw 1 125 Kofi Kingston May 1, 2011 Extreme Rules 2 126 Dolph Ziggler June 19, 2011 Capitol Punishment 1 127 Zack Ryder December 18, 2011 TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs 1 128 Jack Swagger January 16, 2012 Raw 1 129 Santino Marella March 5, 2012 Raw 1 130 Antonio Cesaro August 19, 2012 SummerSlam Pre-Show 1 131 Kofi Kingston April 15, 2013 Raw 3 132 Dean Ambrose May 19, 2013 Extreme Rules 1 133 Sheamus May 5, 2014 Raw 2 134 Rusev November 3, 2014 Raw Backstage Pass 1 135 John Cena March 29, 2015 WrestleMania 31 4 136 Seth Rollins August 23, 2015 SummerSlam 1 137 John Cena September 20, 2015 Night of Champions 5 138 Alberto Del Rio October 25, 2015 Hell in a Cell 1 139 Kalisto January 11, 2016 Raw 1 140 Alberto Del Rio January 12, 2016 SmackDown 2 141 Kalisto January 24, 2016 Royal Rumble 2 142 Rusev May 22, 2016 Extreme Rules 2 143 Roman Reigns September 25, 2016 Clash of Champions 1 144 Chris Jericho January 9, 2017 Raw 1 145 Kevin Owens April 2, 2017 WrestleMania 33 1 146 Chris Jericho April 30, 2017 Payback 2 147 Kevin Owens May 2, 2017 SmackDown 2 148 AJ Styles July 7, 2017 WWE Live 1 149 Kevin Owens July 23, 2017 Battleground 3 150 AJ Styles July 25, 2017 SmackDown 2 151 Baron Corbin October 8, 2017 Hell in a Cell 1 152 Dolph Ziggler December 17, 2017 Clash of Champions 2 153 Bobby Roode January 16, 2018 SmackDown 1 154 Randy Orton March 11, 2018 Fastlane 1 155 Jinder Mahal April 8, 2018 WrestleMania 34 1 156 Jeff Hardy April 16, 2018 Raw 1 157 Shinsuke Nakamura July 15, 2018 Extreme Rules 1 158 Rusev December 18, 2018 SmackDown 3 159 Shinsuke Nakamura January 27, 2019 Royal Rumble Kickoff 2 160 R-Truth January 29, 2019 SmackDown 2 161 Samoa Joe March 5, 2019 SmackDown 1 162 Rey Mysterio May 19, 2019 Money in the Bank 1 163 Samoa Joe June 3, 2019 Raw 2 164 Ricochet June 23, 2019 Stomping Grounds 1 165 AJ Styles July 14, 2019 Extreme Rules 3 166 Rey Mysterio November 25, 2019 Raw 2 167 Andrade December 26, 2019 WWE Live 1 168 Apollo Crews May 25, 2020 Raw 1 169 Bobby Lashley August 30, 2020 Payback 2 170 Riddle February 21, 2021 Elimination Chamber 1 171 Sheamus April 11, 2021 WrestleMania 37 Night 2 3 172 Damian Priest August 21, 2021 SummerSlam 1 173 Finn Bálor February 28, 2022 Raw 1 174 Theory April 18, 2022 Raw 1 175 Bobby Lashley July 2, 2022 Money in the Bank 3 176 Seth "Freakin" Rollins October 10, 2022 Raw 2 177 Austin Theory November 26, 2022 Survivor Series WarGames 2 178 Rey Mysterio August 11, 2023 SmackDown 3 179 Logan Paul November 4, 2023 Crown Jewel 1 ## Who is the current WWE United States Champion? ## Rey Mysterio is the current WWE United States Champion ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

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Here is the full list of all NXT Women's Champions which was first introduced on April 5, 2013, the title was established as the women's championship for NXT, which at the time was a developmental territory for WWE.## The inaugural champion was Paige. As of writing, there have been 14 reigns between 12 champions, and two vacancies. Asuka holds the record for the most days reigning champion at 510 days. ## Kairi Sane holds the shortest reign at 71 days; however, WWE recognizes Charlotte Flair's second reign as the shortest at 63 days due to tape delay (in reality, Flair held the title for either 73 or 74 days; the exact date that she won the title is unknown). ## List Of All NXT Women's Champions ChampionDateEeventReignDays Paige June 20, 2013 NXT 1 273 Days Charlotte May 29, 2014 TakeOver 1 258 Days Sasha Banks February 11, 2015 TakeOver: Rival 1 191 Days Bayley August 22, 2015 TakeOver: Brooklyn 1 223 Days Asuka April 1, 2016 TakeOver: Dallas 1 522 Days Ember Moon November 18, 2017 TakeOver: WarGames 1 139 Days Shayna Baszler April 7, 2018 TakeOver: New Orleans 1 132 Days Kairi Sane August 18, 2018 TakeOver: Brooklyn 4 1 71 Days Shayna Baszler October 28, 2018 Evolution 2 416 Days Rhea Ripley December 18, 2019 NXT 1 108 Days Charlotte Flair March 25 or 26, 2020 WrestleMania 36 Part 2 2 63 Days Io Shirai June 7, 2020 TakeOver: In Your House 1 305 Days Raquel González April 7, 2021 Night 1 of TakeOver: Stand & Deliver 1 202 Days Mandy Rose October 26, 2021 Halloween Havoc 1 162+ Days Stay Tuned To Sacnilk For More Updates...

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Here is the full list of all WWE NXT Champions.## The championship was first introduced on the July 1, 2012, episode of NXT when NXT Commissioner Dusty Rhodes announced a Gold Rush tournament, involving four developmental roster wrestlers and four main roster wrestlers competing to be crowned as the inaugural NXT Champion in a single-elimination tournament.## Bron Breakker is the current champion in his second reign. He defeated Dolph Ziggler on April 4, 2022, episode of Raw in Dallas, Texas; this was the first time the title has changed hands on one of WWE's main roster television programs. ## List Of All WWE NXT Champions No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Date Event Location Reign Days Days recog. 1 Seth Rollins July 26, 2012 NXT Winter Park, Florida 1 133 133 Title was established on July 1, 2012, for WWE's developmental brand NXT. Rollins defeated Jinder Mahal in the eight-man NXT Championship tournament finals to become the inaugural champion. WWE recognizes his reign as beginning on August 29, 2012, when the match aired on tape delay. 2 Big E Langston December 6, 2012 NXT Winter Park, Florida 1 168 153 This was a no disqualification match.WWE recognizes Big E's reign as beginning on January 9, 2013, when the match aired on tape delay. 3 Bo Dallas May 23, 2013 NXT Winter Park, Florida 1 280 260 WWE recognizes Dallas' reign as beginning on June 12, 2013, when the match aired on tape delay. 4 Adrian Neville February 27, 2014 Arrival Winter Park, Florida 1 287 286 This was a ladder match. 5 Sami Zayn December 11, 2014 TakeOver: R Evolution Winter Park, Florida 1 62 62 This was a title vs. career match where if Zayn had lost, he would have voluntarily quit NXT. 6 Kevin Owens February 11, 2015 TakeOver: Rival Winter Park, Florida 1 143 142 Owens won when the referee decided that Sami Zayn was unable to continue. 7 Finn Bálor July 4, 2015 The Beast in the East Tokyo, Japan 1 292 292 8 Samoa Joe April 21, 2016 NXT Live Lowell, Massachusetts 1 121 121 9 Shinsuke Nakamura August 20, 2016 TakeOver: Brooklyn II Brooklyn, New York 1 91 91 10 Samoa Joe November 19, 2016 TakeOver: Toronto Toronto, Ontario, Canada 2 14 13 11 Shinsuke Nakamura December 3, 2016 NXT Osaka, Japan 2 56 56 12 Bobby Roode January 28, 2017 TakeOver: San Antonio San Antonio, Texas 1 203 202 13 Drew McIntyre August 19, 2017 TakeOver: Brooklyn III Brooklyn, New York 1 91 91 14 Andrade "Cien" Almas November 18, 2017 TakeOver: WarGames Houston, Texas 1 140 139 15 Aleister Black April 7, 2018 TakeOver: New Orleans New Orleans, Louisiana 1 102 108 16 Tommaso Ciampa July 18, 2018 NXT Winter Park, Florida 1 238 237 WWE recognizes Ciampa's reign as beginning on July 25, 2018 and ending on March 20, 2019 due to both episodes airing on tape delay. — Vacated March 13, 2019 NXT Winter Park, Florida — — — The title was vacated due to Tommaso Ciampa requiring neck surgery. Aired on tape delay on March 20, 2019. 17 Johnny Gargano April 5, 2019 TakeOver: New York Brooklyn, New York 1 57 57 Defeated Adam Cole in a two out of three falls match to win the vacant title. 18 Adam Cole June 1, 2019 TakeOver: XXV Bridgeport, Connecticut 1 396 403 In September 2019, the NXT brand became one of WWE's three main brands along with Raw and SmackDown.WWE recognizes Cole's reign as ending on July 8, 2020, when the following match aired on tape delay. 19 Keith Lee July 1, 2020 The Great American BashNight 2 Winter Park, Florida 1 52 44 This was a Winner Takes All match, in which Lee also defended the NXT North American Championship.WWE recognizes Lee's reign as beginning on July 8, 2020, when the match aired on tape delay. 20 Karrion Kross August 22, 2020 TakeOver XXX Winter Park, Florida 1 4 3 — Vacated August 26, 2020 NXT Winter Park, Florida — — — Karrion Kross relinquished the title due to suffering a separated shoulder during his match at TakeOver XXX. 21 Finn Bálor September 8, 2020 Super Tuesday II Winter Park, Florida 2 212 212 A 60-minute fatal four-way iron man match for the vacant championship took place on the September 1 episode of NXT Super Tuesday between Finn Bálor, Adam Cole, Tommaso Ciampa, and Johnny Gargano, but the match ended in a tie between Bálor and Cole. NXT General Manager William Regal then scheduled a match between the two for the following week, in which Bálor defeated Cole to win the vacant title. 22 Karrion Kross April 8, 2021 TakeOver: Stand & DeliverNight 2 Orlando, Florida 2 136 136 23 Samoa Joe August 22, 2021 TakeOver 36 Orlando, Florida 3 21 20 — Vacated September 12, 2021 — — — — — Samoa Joe relinquished the title due to what WWE reported as an unspecified injury; Joe later clarified that the vacancy happened due to him testing positive for COVID-19 as well as Vince McMahon wanting to change the overall direction of NXT, which saw NXT rebranded as NXT 2.0 and revert to being WWE's developmental territory. 24 Tommaso Ciampa September 14, 2021 NXT 2.0 Orlando, Florida 2 112 111 This was a fatal four-way match for the vacant championship, also involving L. A. Knight, Pete Dunne, and Von Wagner. 25 Bron Breakker January 4, 2022 New Year's Evil Orlando, Florida 1 63 63 26 Dolph Ziggler March 8, 2022 Roadblock Orlando, Florida 1 27 26 This was a triple threat match also involving Tommaso Ciampa, who Ziggler pinned to win Breakker's title. 27 Bron Breakker April 4, 2022 Raw Dallas, Texas 2 188+ 188+ On September 4, 2022 at Worlds Collide, Breakker defeated Tyler Bate to unify the NXT United Kingdom Championship into the NXT Championship. The NXT United Kingdom Championship was retired and the NXT Championship became the Unified NXT Championship. ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

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Here is the full list of Quickest UFC Knockouts In Title History.## A knockout is usually awarded when one participant falls to the canvas and is unable to rise to their feet within a specified period of time, typically because of exhaustion, pain, disorientation, or unconsciousness.## Fastest UFC Knockouts In Title Bout DivisionFighterOpponentTimeEvent Featherweight Conor McGregor José Aldo 0:13 UFC 194 Heavyweight Andrei Arlovski Paul Buentello 0:15 UFC 55 Bantamweight Ronda Rousey Alexis Davis 0:16 UFC 175 Light Heavyweight Frank Shamrock Igor Zinoviev 0:22 UFC 16 Light Heavyweight Tito Ortiz Evan Tanner 0:32 UFC 30 Flyweight Henry Cejudo TJ Dillashaw 0:32 UFC Fight Night: Cejudo vs. Dillashaw Stay Tuned To Sacnilk For More Updates...

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Here is the full list of Fastest knockouts in UFC history by division.## The following list will include the fastest knockouts division-wise. A knockout is usually awarded when one participant falls to the canvas and is unable to rise to their feet within a specified period of time, typically because of exhaustion, pain, disorientation, or unconsciousness.## Fastest UFC Knockouts By Division DivisionFighterOpponentTimeEvent Heavyweight Todd Duffee Tim Hague 0:07 UFC 102 Light Heavyweight Ryan Jimmo Anthony Perosh 0:07 UFC 149 Middleweight Mark Weir Eugene Jackson 0:10 UFC 38 Welterweight Jorge Masvidal Ben Askren 0:05 UFC 239 Lightweight Gray Maynard Joe Veres 0:09 UFC Fight Night 11 Featherweight Chan Sung Jung Mark Hominick 0:07 UFC 140 Bantamweight Erik Perez Ken Stone 0:17 UFC 150 Flyweight Dustin Ortiz Hector Sandoval 0:15 UFC Fight Night 114 Women's Featherweight Amanda Nunes Cris Cyborg 0:51 UFC 232 Women's Bantamweight Ronda Rousey Alexis Davis 0:16 UFC 175 Women's Flyweight Valentina Shevchenko Jessica Eye 5:26 UFC 238 Women's Strawweight Weili Zhang Jéssica Andrade 0:42 UFC Fight Night 157 Stay Tuned To Sacnilk For More Updates...