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List of WWE Divas Champions

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Listing of professional wrestling champions for the Divas Championship
This article is about a list of wrestlers who have held the original now-retiredWWE Divas Championship. For the other women's championships, seeWomen's championships in WWE.

Record-tying three-time and the longest combined reigning Divas ChampionAJ Lee
Longest individual reigning Divas ChampionNikki Bella

TheWWE Divas Championship was awomen'sprofessional wrestlingchampionship in theWWEpromotion. The championship was generally contested inprofessional wrestling matches, in which participants executed scripted finishes rather than contending in direct competition. The word "Divas" in the championship's name refers to the pseudonymWWE Diva, which WWE used to refer to its female wrestlers.

The creation of the championship was announced on June 6, 2008, by thenSmackDownGeneral ManagerVickie Guerrero as a counterpart to theRawbrand'sWWE Women's Championship.[1] The inaugural champion wasMichelle McCool, who defeatedNatalya on July 20, 2008, atThe Great American Bash.[2][3] On April 13, 2009, the title was moved from SmackDown to Raw as a result of then Divas ChampionMaryse being drafted to Raw in the2009 WWE draft.[4][5] On September 19, 2010, at theNight of Championspay-per-viewevent,Michelle McCool (defending the Women's Championship on behalf of tag team partner and official champion,Layla) defeated Divas ChampionMelina, retiring the Women's Championship and unifying it with the Divas Championship.[6]

The title was retired on April 3, 2016, atWrestleMania 32, afterLita revealed the newWWE Women's Championship would replace the Divas Championship.[7] Reigning championCharlotte defeatedBecky Lynch andSasha Banks in atriple threat match at the event to become the new Women's Champion and therefore the final Divas Champion.[8]

Overall, there were 17 different champions.Eve Torres andAJ Lee held the record for most reigns as Divas Champion with three. AJ Lee also had the longest combined reign as Divas Champion at 406 days.Nikki Bella had the longest individual title reign at 301 days, whileJillian Hall had the shortest reign at 5 minutes.

Title history

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Names

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Name[9]Years[9]
WWE Divas ChampionshipJune 6, 2008 – April 3, 2016
Unified WWE Divas ChampionshipSeptember 19, 2010

Reigns

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Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
Days recog.Number of days held recognized by the promotion
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDaysDays recog.
WWE:SmackDown
1Michelle McCoolJuly 20, 2008The Great American BashUniondale, NY1155158From September 2002 until July 2008, theSmackDownbrand was without a women's championship as theWWE Women's Championship was exclusive to theRaw brand. To remedy this, SmackDown General ManagerVickie Guerrero established the Divas Championship as the counterpart title to the Women's Championship. McCool defeatedNatalya to become the inaugural champion.
WWE recognizes McCool's reign as ending on December 26, 2008, when the episode aired ontape delay.
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2 MaryseDecember 22, 2008SmackDownToronto, ON, Canada1216211Maria was thespecial guest referee.
The championship became exclusive to theRaw brand following the2009 WWE draft.
WWE recognizes Maryse's reign as beginning on December 26, 2008, when the episode aired ontape delay.
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WWE:Raw
3Mickie JamesJuly 26, 2009Night of ChampionsPhiladelphia, PA17878[15]
4Jillian HallOctober 12, 2009RawIndianapolis, IN1<1<1[16]
5 MelinaOctober 12, 2009RawIndianapolis, IN18483[17]
VacatedJanuary 4, 2010RawDayton, OHThe title was vacated afterMelina sustained a tornanterior cruciate ligament.[18]
6 MaryseFebruary 22, 2010RawIndianapolis, IN24948DefeatedGail Kim in a tournament final to win the vacant title.[19]
7Eve TorresApril 12, 2010RawLondon,England16968[20]
8Alicia FoxJune 20, 2010Fatal 4-WayUniondale, NY15655This was afatal four-way match also involvingGail Kim andMaryse. Fox pinned Maryse to win the championship.[21]
9 MelinaAugust 15, 2010SummerSlamLos Angeles, CA23534[22]
WWE:Raw andSmackDown
10Michelle McCoolSeptember 19, 2010Night of ChampionsRosemont, IL26362This was alumberjill match where theWomen's Championship was unified with theDivas Championship. The title subsequently became defended on both theRaw andSmackDown brands and was briefly referred to as the Unified WWE Divas Championship, keeping the lineage of the Divas Championship while the Women's Championship was retired.Layla was unofficially the co-champion during this reign; she defended the championship in McCool's place on some occasions.[23][24][25][26]
11 NatalyaNovember 21, 2010Survivor SeriesMiami, FL17069This was ahandicap match also involvingLayla asMichelle McCool'stag team partner.[27]
12Eve TorresJanuary 30, 2011Royal RumbleBoston, MA27170This was afatal four-way match also involvingLayla andMichelle McCool. Eve pinned Layla to win the championship.[28]
13Brie BellaApril 11, 2011RawBridgeport, CT17070[29]
14Kelly KellyJune 20, 2011Raw: Power to the PeopleBaltimore, MD1104103This was a"Power to the People" special episode ofRaw, whereBrie Bella's opponent was determined by a fan-voted poll. Kelly Kelly received the highest number of votes overBeth Phoenix andEve Torres. Also during Kelly's reign during year 2011 of August WWE's firstbrand extension officially ended.[30]
WWE (unbranded)
15Beth PhoenixOctober 2, 2011Hell in a CellNew Orleans, LA1204203[31]
16Nikki BellaApril 23, 2012RawDetroit, MI165This was alumberjill match.[32]
17 LaylaApril 29, 2012Extreme RulesRosemont, IL1140139Beth Phoenix was originally scheduled to challenge for the title, but was not medically cleared at the time before the match got started. Layla made her return as a surprise challenger for the title. Layla pinnedBrie Bella to win the title fromNikki Bella after the twinsswitched places during the match while the referee was distracted.[33]
18Eve TorresSeptember 16, 2012Night of ChampionsBoston, MA3120120[34]
19 KaitlynJanuary 14, 2013Raw 20th Anniversary SpecialHouston, TX1153152[35][36]
20AJ LeeJune 16, 2013PaybackRosemont, IL1295295[37]
21 PaigeApril 7, 2014RawNew Orleans, LA18484[38]
22AJ LeeJune 30, 2014RawHartford, CT24847[39]
23 PaigeAugust 17, 2014SummerSlamLos Angeles, CA23535[40]
24AJ LeeSeptember 21, 2014Night of ChampionsNashville, TN36363This was atriple threat match also involvingNikki Bella.[41]
25Nikki BellaNovember 23, 2014Survivor SeriesSt. Louis, MO2301300[42]
26 CharlotteSeptember 20, 2015Night of ChampionsHouston, TX1196195IfNikki Bella was counted out or disqualified, she would lose the title per the stipulation.[43]
DeactivatedApril 3, 2016WrestleMania 32Arlington, TXWWE Hall of FamerLita announced that the winner of thetriple threat match in whichCharlotte was to defend the Divas Championship againstBecky Lynch andSasha Banks would instead be for the newWWE Women's Championship, subsequently retiring theDivas Championship.[44]

Combined reigns

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Paige was the youngest Divas Champion. She won the title on her main roster debut at the age of 21. She was also theNXT Women's Champion when she won theWWE Divas Championship, but was forced to vacate the NXT title after winning the Divas.
RankWrestlerNo. of
reigns
Combined
days
Combined days
recognized by WWE
1AJ Lee3406405
2Nikki Bella2307305
3 Maryse2265259
4Eve Torres3260258
5Michelle McCool2218220
6Beth Phoenix1204203
7 Charlotte1196195
8 Kaitlyn1153152
9 Layla1140139
10 Paige2119
Melina2119117
12Kelly Kelly1104103
13Mickie James178
14Brie Bella170
Natalya17069
16Alicia Fox15655
17Jillian Hall1<1

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