AEW International Championship

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AEW International Championship
AEW All-Atlantic Championship belt 2022.jpeg
The former belt design as the AEW All-Atlantic Championship (2022–2023); the current version is the same but with the text "International" in place of "All-Atlantic"
Details
Promotion All Elite Wrestling
Date establishedJune 8, 2022
Current champion(s) Roderick Strong
Date wonMarch 3, 2024
Other name(s)
  • AEW All-Atlantic Championship
    (2022–2023)
  • AEW International Championship
    (2023–present)
Statistics
First champion(s) Pac
Most reigns Orange Cassidy
(2 reigns)
Longest reign Orange Cassidy
(1st reign, 326 days)
Shortest reign Jon Moxley
(17 days)
Oldest champion Roderick Strong
(40 years, 221 days)
Youngest champion Rey Fenix
(32 years, 264 days)
Heaviest champion Jon Moxley
(225 lb (102 kg))
Lightest champion Orange Cassidy
(161 lb (73 kg))

The AEW International Championship is a professional wrestling championship created and promoted by the American promotion All Elite Wrestling (AEW). It is a secondary championship for male wrestlers, and unlike AEW's other titles, which are almost exclusively defended on AEW programming, the International Championship can also be defended in other promotions globally. The current champion is Roderick Strong, who is in his first reign. He won the title by defeating Orange Cassidy at Revolution on March 3, 2024.

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Established as the AEW All-Atlantic Championship on June 8, 2022, the title was created to represent AEW's fans from around the world, but with no particular focus on the Atlantic Ocean or countries surrounding it. The inaugural champion was Pac. Since its establishment, the title has been defended in the Revolution Pro Wrestling, Over the Top Wrestling, and New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) promotions, although most of its defenses have occurred in AEW, which has also included defenses against wrestlers from NJPW. On March 15, 2023, the title was rebranded as the AEW International Championship.

History

Inaugural champion Pac, who won the title as the AEW All-Atlantic Championship Pac, June 2022.jpg
Inaugural champion Pac, who won the title as the AEW All-Atlantic Championship

The championship was unveiled by All Elite Wrestling (AEW) on the June 8, 2022, episode of Dynamite . It was originally established as the AEW All-Atlantic Championship and was created to be a secondary title for the men's division. Despite its original name seemingly centering on countries around the Atlantic Ocean, the company announced that the championship "[represented] the AEW fans watching around the world in over 130 countries". [1]

The inaugural champion was crowned in a four-way match which was held at the Forbidden Door pay-per-view event on June 26, which was co-produced with the Japanese promotion New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW). To determine the competitors in the four-way, six qualifying matches were held. Three of these featured wrestlers from AEW with the three winners advancing to the four-way match. [1] The other three qualifying matches were held between four wrestlers from NJPW in a single-elimination tournament fashion. The winners of NJPW's preliminary qualifiers faced off and the winner of that match advanced to the four-way at Forbidden Door. [2] [3] On the AEW side, Pac, [4] Miro, [5] and Malakai Black [6] won their qualifiers; on the NJPW side, Tomohiro Ishii qualified but suffered a legitimate left knee injury and had to be replaced with the runner-up, Clark Connors. [7] At Forbidden Door, Pac became the inaugural champion by submitting Connors. [8]

In an interview with Robbie Fox on the My Mom's Basement podcast, AEW president Tony Khan confirmed that the championship would be defended differently than the company's other titles. Khan said that holders of the championship would defend the title internationally in other promotions, in addition to AEW. This interview came shortly after Pac defended the title at a Revolution Pro Wrestling (RevPro) event, which was later shown on AEW's YouTube show, Dark , on July 12. [9] Pac also defended the title at an Over the Top Wrestling event on July 22. [10] During Orange Cassidy's first reign in April 2023, he defended the title at an NJPW event, [11] while during his second reign in February 2024, he also made a defense at a RevPro event. [12]

On the March 8, 2023, episode of Dynamite, Tony Khan announced that Orange Cassidy's defense of the title that night was the final as the AEW All-Atlantic Championship. The following week on March 15, in celebration of the release of the Warner Bros. film Shazam! Fury of the Gods , the title was rebranded as the AEW International Championship due to AEW's broadcast partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery. [13] At the time, AEW had considered this to be a new title, with Cassidy regarded as the final All-Atlantic Champion and inaugural International Champion, [14] but the title history was later amended to show that it is the same championship with Cassidy's reign as one continuous reign from when he originally defeated Pac for the title. [15]

Inaugural All-Atlantic Championship tournament

Preliminary Qualifiers
New Japan Road
(June 20, 2022)		Qualifiers
Dynamite
(June 8, 15, and 22, 2022)
New Japan Road
(June 21, 2022)		Final
Forbidden Door
(June 26, 2022)
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Buddy Matthews 10:32 [4]
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Pac Pin
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Ethan Page 9:25 [5]
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Pac Sub
Flag of Bulgaria.svg Miro Sub
Flag of Bulgaria.svg Miro — [8]
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Malakai Black — [8]
Flag of Mexico.svg Penta Oscuro 9:49 [6]
Flag of the United States.svg Clark Connors [lower-alpha 1] 15:05 [8]
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Malakai Black Pin
Flag of Japan.svg Tomoaki Honma 11:29 [16]
Flag of the United States.svg Clark Connors Pin
Flag of the United States.svg Clark Connors 13:21 [17]
Flag of Japan.svg Tomohiro Ishii Pin
Flag of Japan.svg Tomohiro Ishii Pin
Flag of Japan.svg Yoshinobu Kanemaru 19:01 [16]
  1. ↑ Connors replaced Ishii who was not medically cleared. [7]

Belt design

Ron Edwardsen of Red Leather Belts designed the championship belt. At the top of the center plate is AEW's logo, while at the center of the plate is a globe with flags representing six countries: Mexico, China, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and Japan. Originally, the banner above the globe read "All-Atlantic", but this was changed to "International" with the championship's rebranding on March 15, 2023. Another banner below the globe reads "Champion". On each opposing side of the globe are lions standing upright. Sitting on each side of the center plate are two side plates. The inner side plates include AEW's logo over a globe, while the outer side plates feature two wrestlers grappling. Filigree fills in the rest of each plate. [18]

Reigns

Current champion Roderick Strong Roderick Strong 2016.png
Current champion Roderick Strong

As of April24, 2024, there have been six reigns between five champions. Pac was the inaugural champion. Orange Cassidy has the most reigns at two and his first reign is the longest reign at 326 days, while Jon Moxley has the shortest reign at 17 days. Rey Fenix is the youngest champion, winning the title at 32, while Roderick Strong is the oldest, winning the title at 40.

Roderick Strong is the current champion in his first reign. He defeated Orange Cassidy at Revolution on March 3, 2024, in Greensboro, North Carolina.

NameYears
AEW All-Atlantic ChampionshipJune 8, 2022 – March 15, 2023
AEW International ChampionshipMarch 15, 2023 – present
Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1 Pac June 26, 2022 Forbidden Door Chicago, IL 1108Defeated Clark Connors, Malakai Black, and Miro in a four-way tournament final to become the inaugural AEW All-Atlantic Champion. [8]
2 Orange Cassidy October 12, 2022 Dynamite Toronto, ON, Canada 1326The title was rebranded as the AEW International Championship on March 15, 2023. [19] [20]
3 Jon Moxley September 3, 2023 All Out Chicago, IL 117 [21]
4 Rey Fenix September 20, 2023 Dynamite:
Grand Slam 		Flushing, Queens, NY 120 [22]
5 Orange Cassidy October 10, 2023 Dynamite:
Title Tuesday 		Independence, MO 2145 [23]
6 Roderick Strong March 3, 2024 Revolution Greensboro, NC 152+ [24]

Combined reigns

As of April24, 2024.

†Indicates the current champion
RankWrestlerNo. of
reigns		Combined days
1 Orange Cassidy 2471
2 Pac 1108
3 Roderick Strong †152+
4 Rey Fenix 120
5 Jon Moxley 117

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