UWA Women's Junior Championship - Revision history

Campeon at 01:52, 22 March 2022

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	== History of Championship ==		== History of Championship ==
	Created in Mexico, but solely defended in Japan and was retired when JWP closed in 1992. This title is largely unknown in Mexico.		Created in Mexico, but solely defended in Japan and was retired when JWP closed in 1992. This title is largely unknown in Mexico.
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	== Gallery of Champions ==		== Gallery of Champions ==

	{{Gallery\|name=uwawomenjunior_yamazaki.jpg\|caption=[[Ninja Yamazaki]], 1st Champion}}		{{Gallery\|name=uwawomenjunior_yamazaki.jpg\|caption=[[Ninja Yamazaki]], 1st Champion}}
	{{Gallery\|name=UWAwomensJuniorScorpion.jpg\|caption=The Scorpion, 6th Champion}}		{{Gallery\|name=UWAwomensJuniorScorpion.jpg\|caption=The Scorpion, 6th Champion}}

Vashtaman at 08:12, 23 October 2021

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	{{Gallery\|name=uwawomenjunior_yamazaki.jpg\|caption=[[Ninja Yamazaki]], 1st Champion}}		{{Gallery\|name=uwawomenjunior_yamazaki.jpg\|caption=[[Ninja Yamazaki]], 1st Champion}}
			{{Gallery\|name=UWAwomensJuniorScorpion.jpg\|caption=The Scorpion, 6th Champion}}

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

Campeon at 02:56, 28 February 2016

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	{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|Plum Mariko\|Cutie Suzuki & Mayumi Ozaki\|[[1989]].[[09.15]]\|[[Tokyo]]}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|2\|Plum Mariko\|Cutie Suzuki & Mayumi Ozaki\|[[1989]].[[09.15]]\|[[Tokyo]]}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|Rumi Kazama\|Plum Mariko\|[[1990]].[[01.10]]\|[[Yokohama]], [[Japan]]}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|3\|Rumi Kazama\|Plum Mariko\|[[1990]].[[01.10]]\|Yokohama, [[Japan]]}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|Kazama vacates title on 1990.01.23}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|Kazama vacates title on 1990.01.23}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|tournament for vacant championship}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|tournament for vacant championship}}
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	[[Category:Foreign ~~Based~~ Championships (~~Mexican Promotions~~)]]		[[Category:Foreign based Championships (mexican promotions)]]

Campeon at 05:28, 27 February 2016

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Mike09 at 03:19, 19 February 2016

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Campeon at 13:07, 14 November 2013

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	{{TitleHistorySpan\|Kazama vacates title on 1990.01.23}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|Kazama vacates title on 1990.01.23}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|tournament for vacant championship}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|tournament for vacant championship}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|4\|Plum Mariko [2]\|Cutie Suzuki\|[[1990]].[[06.16]]\|[[~~Shimozuma,~~ Japan]]}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|4\|Plum Mariko [2]\|Cutie Suzuki\|[[1990]].[[06.16]]\|Shimozuma, [[Japan]]}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|Mariko vacates title around 1990.06}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|Mariko vacates title around 1990.06}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|tournament for vacant championship}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|tournament for vacant championship}}

Campeon: Campeon moved page UWA World Women's Junior Championship to UWA Women's Junior Championship

2013-11-14T13:03:41Z

Campeon moved page UWA World Women's Junior Championship to UWA Women's Junior Championship

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Campeon at 13:02, 14 November 2013

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	== History of Championship ==		== History of Championship ==

	Created in Mexico, but solely defended in Japan and was retired when JWP closed in 1992. This title is largely unknown in Mexico.		Created in Mexico, but solely defended in Japan and was retired when JWP closed in 1992. This title is largely unknown in Mexico.

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	{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for first championship?}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|decision match for first championship?}}
	{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Ninja Yamazaki]]\|[[Neftali]]\|[[1989]].[[02.25]]\|[[Arena Xochimilco]]}}		{{TitleHistoryLine\|1\|[[Ninja Yamazaki]]\|[[Neftali]]\|[[1989]].[[02.25]]\|[[Arena Xochimilco]]}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|unification match with JWP ~~World~~ Women's Junior Championship}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|unification match with JWP Women's Junior Championship}}
	{{TitleDefenseLine\|?\|Mayumi Ozaki\|[[1989]].[[05.29]]\|?}}		{{TitleDefenseLine\|?\|Mayumi Ozaki\|[[1989]].[[05.29]]\|?}}
	{{TitleHistorySpan\|three woman tournament for vacant title}}		{{TitleHistorySpan\|three woman tournament for vacant title}}

Thecubsfan: /* Gallery of Champions */

2013-11-13T21:09:59Z

Gallery of Champions

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	== Gallery of Champions ==		== Gallery of Champions ==

	{{Gallery\|name=uwawomenjunior_yamazaki.jpg\|caption=[[~~Yuu~~ Yamazaki]], 1st Champion}}		{{Gallery\|name=uwawomenjunior_yamazaki.jpg\|caption=[[Ninja Yamazaki]], 1st Champion}}

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

Thecubsfan: Created page with " == History of Championship == Created in Mexico, but solely defended in Japan and was retired when JWP closed in 1992. This title is largely unknown in Mexico. == Champions..."

2013-11-13T21:09:12Z

Created page with " == History of Championship == Created in Mexico, but solely defended in Japan and was retired when JWP closed in 1992. This title is largely unknown in Mexico. == Champions..."

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== History of Championship ==

Created in Mexico, but solely defended in Japan and was retired when JWP closed in 1992. This title is largely unknown in Mexico.

== Champions Listing ==
{{TitleHistoryStartShort}}
{{TitleHistorySpan|decision match for first championship?}}
{{TitleHistoryLine|1|[[Ninja Yamazaki]]|[[Neftali]]|[[1989]].[[02.25]]|[[Arena Xochimilco]]}}
{{TitleHistorySpan|unification match with JWP World Women's Junior Championship}}
{{TitleDefenseLine|?|Mayumi Ozaki|[[1989]].[[05.29]]|?}}
{{TitleHistorySpan|three woman tournament for vacant title}}
{{TitleHistoryLine|2|Plum Mariko|Cutie Suzuki & Mayumi Ozaki|[[1989]].[[09.15]]|[[Tokyo]]}}
{{TitleHistoryLine|3|Rumi Kazama|Plum Mariko|[[1990]].[[01.10]]|[[Yokohama]], [[Japan]]}}
{{TitleHistorySpan|Kazama vacates title on 1990.01.23}}
{{TitleHistorySpan|tournament for vacant championship}}
{{TitleHistoryLine|4|Plum Mariko [2]|Cutie Suzuki|[[1990]].[[06.16]]|[[Shimozuma, Japan]]}}
{{TitleHistorySpan|Mariko vacates title around 1990.06}}
{{TitleHistorySpan|tournament for vacant championship}}
{{TitleHistoryLine|5|Mayumi Ozaki [2]|The Scorpion|[[1990]].[[07.19]]|?}}
{{TitleHistoryLine|6|The Scorpion|Mayumi Ozaki|[[1991]].[[03.17]]|[[Tokyo]]}}
{{TitleHistoryLine|7|Cutie Suzuki|The Scorpion|[[1991]].[[10.10]]|[[Tokyo]]}}
{{TitleHistoryEnd}}

== Gallery of Champions ==

{{Gallery|name=uwawomenjunior_yamazaki.jpg|caption=[[Yuu Yamazaki]], 1st Champion}}

== Sources ==
[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/japan/jwpw/uwa-wm-j.html Wrestling-Titles.com]

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