Undisputed champion of Wrestling

**The Mackem** · 07-06-2005, 01:27 PM

You know how in the past, yonder, years ago, how there was an Undisputed champion at the turn of last century and beyond? If it was feasible to do it nowadays, how many belts would have to be unified. Also how does a belt get classified as a "World" championship to be included , does it just have to be defended around the world every now and then? If that's the case, how many of today's current belts doing the rounds can truly be considered "World" status. Out of curiousity how many of the old championships that made up the undisputed championship are still existence? Is it true that the AWA championship is still in existence, I read that someone has the name rights to the AWA and that Corino holds the belt.

Most of this is hypothetical by the way and I realise that this topic is one big cluster fuck, I did have this written out before perfectly in accordance with my thoughts but I submitted the topic and the site crashed.

07-06-2005, 01:27 PM	#1
The Mackem VG + Q&A FORUM REPRESENT Posts: 38,940	Undisputed champion of Wrestling You know how in the past, yonder, years ago, how there was an Undisputed champion at the turn of last century and beyond? If it was feasible to do it nowadays, how many belts would have to be unified. Also how does a belt get classified as a "World" championship to be included , does it just have to be defended around the world every now and then? If that's the case, how many of today's current belts doing the rounds can truly be considered "World" status. Out of curiousity how many of the old championships that made up the undisputed championship are still existence? Is it true that the AWA championship is still in existence, I read that someone has the name rights to the AWA and that Corino holds the belt. Most of this is hypothetical by the way and I realise that this topic is one big cluster fuck, I did have this written out before perfectly in accordance with my thoughts but I submitted the topic and the site crashed.