CMLL Japan Super Lightweight Championship - Revision history

Nkhan: Redirected page to CMLL World Super Lightweight Championship

2010-10-27T04:08:50Z

Redirected page to CMLL World Super Lightweight Championship

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	~~== Current Champion (Defunct Championship) ==~~		#REDIRECT [[CMLL World Super Lightweight Championship]]

	~~== History of Championship ==~~
	~~CMLL created a Japan Super Lightweight championship to be fought for when they toured Japan in 1999 and 2000. This is considered to be a different championship from the~~ [[CMLL World Super Lightweight Championship\|current Super Lightweight title]] by the promotion (CMLL positioned the present belt as a new title in 2003). However, some title histories (Source: [http://wrestling-titles.com/mexico/emll/cmll-sl.html Wrestling-Titles.com], NWA Pro) list the new Super Lightweight championship as being an extension of the old Japan version.
	~~<Br clear=all>~~

	~~== Champions Listing ==~~
	~~{{TitleHistoryStart}}~~
	~~{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for first champion}}~~
	~~{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|[[1999]].[[02.27]]\|[[Nagoya]], [[Japan]]}}~~
	~~{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[1999]].[[11.25]]\|[[Korakuen Hall]] - [[Tokyo]]}}~~
	~~{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|[[2000]].[[08.02]]\|Shizuoka, [[Japan]]}}~~
	~~{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|[[2000]].[[08.06]]\|Yokohoma, [[Japan]]}}~~
	~~{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}~~
	~~{{TitleHistorySpan\|championship inactive}}~~
	~~{{TitleHistoryEnd}}~~

	~~== Gallery of Champions ==~~
	~~{{Gallerywide\|name=Yakushiji CMLLJapanSLWTitle.jpg\|caption=[[Masato Yakushiji]], 1st Champion}}~~

	~~== Sources ==~~

	~~{{CMLLTitleBox}}~~
	~~[[Category:Championships~~]]

Robert at 04:32, 7 March 2010

2010-03-07T04:32:25Z

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	== Gallery of Champions ==		== Gallery of Champions ==
			{{Gallerywide\|name=Yakushiji CMLLJapanSLWTitle.jpg\|caption=[[Masato Yakushiji]], 1st Champion}}

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

Campeon: CMLL Japan Super Light Championship moved to CMLL Japan Super Lightweight Championship

2008-11-02T14:55:55Z

CMLL Japan Super Light Championship moved to CMLL Japan Super Lightweight Championship

← Older revision	Revision as of 09:55, 2 November 2008
(No difference)

Campeon at 14:55, 2 November 2008

2008-11-02T14:55:07Z

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			== Current Champion (Defunct Championship) ==

	== History of Championship ==		== History of Championship ==
	CMLL created a Japan Super Lightweight championship to be fought for when they toured Japan in 1999 and 2000. This is considered to be a different championship from the [[CMLL World Super Lightweight Championship\|current Super Lightweight title]] by the promotion (CMLL positioned the present belt as a new title in 2003). However, some title histories (Source: [http://wrestling-titles.com/mexico/emll/cmll-sl.html Wrestling-Titles.com], NWA Pro) list the new Super Lightweight championship as being an extension of the old Japan version.		CMLL created a Japan Super Lightweight championship to be fought for when they toured Japan in 1999 and 2000. This is considered to be a different championship from the [[CMLL World Super Lightweight Championship\|current Super Lightweight title]] by the promotion (CMLL positioned the present belt as a new title in 2003). However, some title histories (Source: [http://wrestling-titles.com/mexico/emll/cmll-sl.html Wrestling-Titles.com], NWA Pro) list the new Super Lightweight championship as being an extension of the old Japan version.
			<Br clear=all>

	== Champions Listing ==		== Champions Listing ==
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	{{TitleHistorySpan\|championship inactive}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|championship inactive}}
	{{TitleHistoryEnd}}		{{TitleHistoryEnd}}

			== Gallery of Champions ==

			== Sources ==

	{{CMLLTitleBox}}		{{CMLLTitleBox}}
	[[Category:Championships]]		[[Category:Championships]]

Campeon: /* Champions Listing */

2008-06-08T14:10:18Z

Champions Listing

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	{{TitleHistoryStart}}		{{TitleHistoryStart}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for first champion}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for first champion}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|[[1999]].[[02.27]]\|[[Nagoya]]}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|[[1999]].[[02.27]]\|[[Nagoya]], [[Japan]]}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[1999]].[[11.25]]\|[[Korakuen Hall]] - [[Tokyo]]}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[1999]].[[11.25]]\|[[Korakuen Hall]] - [[Tokyo]]}}
	{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|[[2000]].[[08.02]]\|Shizuoka}}		{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|[[2000]].[[08.02]]\|Shizuoka, [[Japan]]}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|[[2000]].[[08.06]]\|Yokohoma}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|[[2000]].[[08.06]]\|Yokohoma, [[Japan]]}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|championship inactive}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|championship inactive}}

Campeon at 13:57, 8 June 2008

2008-06-08T13:57:43Z

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			== History of Championship ==
	CMLL created a Japan Super Lightweight championship to be fought for when they toured Japan in 1999 and 2000. This is considered to be a different championship from the [[CMLL World Super Lightweight Championship\|current Super Lightweight title]] by the promotion (CMLL positioned the present belt as a new title in 2003). However, some title histories (Source: [http://wrestling-titles.com/mexico/emll/cmll-sl.html Wrestling-Titles.com], NWA Pro) list the new Super Lightweight championship as being an extension of the old Japan version.		CMLL created a Japan Super Lightweight championship to be fought for when they toured Japan in 1999 and 2000. This is considered to be a different championship from the [[CMLL World Super Lightweight Championship\|current Super Lightweight title]] by the promotion (CMLL positioned the present belt as a new title in 2003). However, some title histories (Source: [http://wrestling-titles.com/mexico/emll/cmll-sl.html Wrestling-Titles.com], NWA Pro) list the new Super Lightweight championship as being an extension of the old Japan version.

Campeon at 13:53, 8 June 2008

2008-06-08T13:53:57Z

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	CMLL created a Japan Super Lightweight championship to be fought for when they toured Japan in 1999 and 2000. This is considered to be a different championship from the [[CMLL World Super Lightweight Championship\|current Super Lightweight title]] by the promotion (CMLL positioned the present belt as a new title in 2003). However, some title histories (Source: [[http://wrestling-titles.com/mexico/emll/cmll-sl.html Wrestling-Titles.com]], NWA Pro) list the new Super Lightweight championship as being an extension of the old Japan version.		CMLL created a Japan Super Lightweight championship to be fought for when they toured Japan in 1999 and 2000. This is considered to be a different championship from the [[CMLL World Super Lightweight Championship\|current Super Lightweight title]] by the promotion (CMLL positioned the present belt as a new title in 2003). However, some title histories (Source: [http://wrestling-titles.com/mexico/emll/cmll-sl.html Wrestling-Titles.com], NWA Pro) list the new Super Lightweight championship as being an extension of the old Japan version.

	== Champions Listing ==		== Champions Listing ==

	{{TitleHistoryStart}}		{{TitleHistoryStart}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for first champion}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for first champion}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|1999.[[02.27]]\|Nagoya}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|[[1999]].[[02.27]]\|[[Nagoya]]}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|1999.[[11.25]]\|Korakuen Hall}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[1999]].[[11.25]]\|[[Korakuen Hall]] - [[Tokyo]]}}
	{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|2000.[[08.02]]\|Shizuoka}}		{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|[[2000]].[[08.02]]\|Shizuoka}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|2000.[[08.06]]\|Yokohoma}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|[[2000]].[[08.06]]\|Yokohoma}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|~~Championship~~ inactive}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|championship inactive}}
	{{TitleHistoryEnd}}		{{TitleHistoryEnd}}

	{{CMLLTitleBox}}		{{CMLLTitleBox}}
	[[Category:Championships]]		[[Category:Championships]]

Campeon at 13:29, 4 June 2008

2008-06-04T13:29:36Z

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	{{TitleHistoryStart}}		{{TitleHistoryStart}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for ~~vacant title~~}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for first champion}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|1999.[[02.27]]\|Nagoya}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|1999.[[02.27]]\|Nagoya}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|1999.[[11.25]]\|Korakuen Hall}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|1999.[[11.25]]\|Korakuen Hall}}

Nkhan at 16:45, 7 May 2008

2008-05-07T16:45:13Z

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	{{TitleHistorySpan\|Championship inactive}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|Championship inactive}}
	{{TitleHistoryEnd}}		{{TitleHistoryEnd}}
			{{CMLLTitleBox}}
	[[Category:Championships]]		[[Category:Championships]]

Nkhan at 02:48, 26 September 2007

2007-09-26T02:48:13Z

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	{{TitleHistoryStart}}		{{TitleHistoryStart}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for vacant title}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for vacant title}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|1999.02.27\|Nagoya}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|1999.[[02.27]]\|Nagoya}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|1999.11.25\|Korakuen Hall}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|1999.[[11.25]]\|Korakuen Hall}}
	{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|2000.08.02\|Shizuoka}}		{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|2000.[[08.02]]\|Shizuoka}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|2000.08.06\|Yokohoma}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|2000.[[08.06]]\|Yokohoma}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|Championship inactive}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|Championship inactive}}

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	{{TitleHistoryStart}}		{{TitleHistoryStart}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for first champion}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for first champion}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|[[1999]].[[02.27]]\|[[Nagoya]]}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|[[1999]].[[02.27]]\|[[Nagoya]], [[Japan]]}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[1999]].[[11.25]]\|[[Korakuen Hall]] - [[Tokyo]]}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[1999]].[[11.25]]\|[[Korakuen Hall]] - [[Tokyo]]}}
	{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|[[2000]].[[08.02]]\|Shizuoka}}		{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|[[2000]].[[08.02]]\|Shizuoka, [[Japan]]}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|[[2000]].[[08.06]]\|Yokohoma}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|[[2000]].[[08.06]]\|Yokohoma, [[Japan]]}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|championship inactive}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|championship inactive}}

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	CMLL created a Japan Super Lightweight championship to be fought for when they toured Japan in 1999 and 2000. This is considered to be a different championship from the [[CMLL World Super Lightweight Championship\|current Super Lightweight title]] by the promotion (CMLL positioned the present belt as a new title in 2003). However, some title histories (Source: [[http://wrestling-titles.com/mexico/emll/cmll-sl.html Wrestling-Titles.com]], NWA Pro) list the new Super Lightweight championship as being an extension of the old Japan version.		CMLL created a Japan Super Lightweight championship to be fought for when they toured Japan in 1999 and 2000. This is considered to be a different championship from the [[CMLL World Super Lightweight Championship\|current Super Lightweight title]] by the promotion (CMLL positioned the present belt as a new title in 2003). However, some title histories (Source: [http://wrestling-titles.com/mexico/emll/cmll-sl.html Wrestling-Titles.com], NWA Pro) list the new Super Lightweight championship as being an extension of the old Japan version.

	== Champions Listing ==		== Champions Listing ==

	{{TitleHistoryStart}}		{{TitleHistoryStart}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for first champion}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for first champion}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|1999.[[02.27]]\|Nagoya}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|[[1999]].[[02.27]]\|[[Nagoya]]}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|1999.[[11.25]]\|Korakuen Hall}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[1999]].[[11.25]]\|[[Korakuen Hall]] - [[Tokyo]]}}
	{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|2000.[[08.02]]\|Shizuoka}}		{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|[[2000]].[[08.02]]\|Shizuoka}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|2000.[[08.06]]\|Yokohoma}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|[[2000]].[[08.06]]\|Yokohoma}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|~~Championship~~ inactive}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|championship inactive}}
	{{TitleHistoryEnd}}		{{TitleHistoryEnd}}

	{{CMLLTitleBox}}		{{CMLLTitleBox}}
	[[Category:Championships]]		[[Category:Championships]]

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	{{TitleHistoryStart}}		{{TitleHistoryStart}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for vacant title}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for vacant title}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|1999.02.27\|Nagoya}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|[[Rencor Latino]]\|1999.[[02.27]]\|Nagoya}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|1999.11.25\|Korakuen Hall}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|[[Virus]]\|[[Masato Yakushiji]]\|1999.[[11.25]]\|Korakuen Hall}}
	{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|2000.08.02\|Shizuoka}}		{{TitleDefenseLine\|1\|[[Lyguila]]\|2000.[[08.02]]\|Shizuoka}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|2000.08.06\|Yokohoma}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|[[Ricky Marvin]]\|[[Virus]]\|2000.[[08.06]]\|Yokohoma}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|CMLL stops running Japan tours}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|Championship inactive}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|Championship inactive}}