ROH World Championship
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The current ROH World Championship belt
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| Promotion | Ring of Honor (ROH) | ||||||||||||||||
| Date established | July 27, 2002 | ||||||||||||||||
| Current champion(s) | Adam Cole | ||||||||||||||||
| Date won | January 4, 2017 | ||||||||||||||||
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ROH Championship (NJPW)
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| Statistics | |
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| First champion(s) | Low Ki |
| Most reigns | Adam Cole (3 reigns) |
| Longest reign |
Samoa Joe (645 days) |
| Shortest reign |
Kyle O'Reilly (33 days) |
| Oldest winner |
Jerry Lynn (45 years) |
| Youngest winner |
Low Ki (22 years) |
| Heaviest champion |
Takeshi Morishima (320 lb (150 kg)) |
The ROH World Championship is a professional wrestling world championship in Ring of Honor. The championship has also been through other companies in cooperation with ROH through the Global Professional Wrestling Alliance (GPWA), the governing body of many independent wrestling promotions throughout the United States and Japan.
Low Ki defeated Spanky, Christopher Daniels, and Doug Williams in a 60-minute Iron Man match to become the first ROH Champion at Crowning a Champion on July 27, 2002.
Samoa Joe had the longest title reign to date when he held the belt for 21 months and four days. During his reign, ROH held a cross-promotional show with Frontier Wrestling Alliance in the United Kingdom on May 17, 2003 called Frontiers of Honor. At that show, Joe turned the title into the ROH World Championship when he defended it against The Zebra Kid. Since then the title has been defended in Germany, Canada, Switzerland, Austria, Mexico, Japan, Ireland, Italy, and Spain.
On August 12, 2006, the ROH Pure Championship was unified with the ROH World Championship after ROH Pure Champion Nigel McGuinness lost to ROH World Champion Bryan Danielson in Liverpool, England in a title unification match. The match was contested under pure wrestling rules, with the stipulation that both championships could be lost by disqualification or count out.
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